Nobody's really picking up on this and talking about this because it's an uncomfortable conversation.

Half of us will eventually end up in these facilities if something doesn't change.

Talking about death is not really something that our culture is very comfortable about.

We as a news consuming populace, we're more likely to click on that article of, you know,

Bobert and Marjorie Taylor Green getting in a fight in a bathroom, then this really ugly reality of the end of life. It's like the kind of story that you really

don't want to live in, but it couldn't be more important.

Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for politically eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta.

And I'm Ricky Schlaught.

Ricky, we had a little debate right before this with our team.

And I want to invite our audience to weigh in here.

I was, you and I were arguing about who is more libertarian.

And I was basically trying to take your, you know, your branding from you and say,

I'm more libertarian than you. So I'm not going to, I'm not going to throw any arguments out there. I don't want to arm our audience with my rationale. But audience. I'll come and do my homework if we want to have a full on debate on the show because I have a long list, but I'll save it for now. You save the receipts.

Well, our voicemail is 3212,200, 0570.

And especially the longtime listeners who've listened to a lot of segments.

If you got ideas, bring your evidence, send in a voicemail.

We'll play it.

Maybe Ricky and I will have a segment at some point where we use your voicemails to

debate. Who is more libertarian? Me or Ricky. We also have, same. We also have really

exciting news. We have a new show from the Lost Debate that's coming in the weeks ahead. It is called

the hardest step. And it's two people I'm very, very close with.

Koss Marte, who's a formerly incarcerated entrepreneur in New York City.

...