week on life after 50. Bill Handel is 80 years old, but you'd never be able to tell. He's driven

nuclear submarines, led public companies. He's made a ton of money in his life, and he has a 15-year-old

son. This is one interview you do not want to miss. Here is Bill Antle. 80, right?

Yes.

80. And that was in August. August.

August 25th. So you and I are three days away from August 28th.

In a couple centuries, right?

It's hard for most people, especially of our friends, to believe that you're 80 years old. You don't

come across as 80 years old. And so one of the things I wanted to do today was not only get

sort of your take on various different things that are happening in the United States and around

the world because of the experience that you have, you should be writing books. I don't know why

you're not writing books,

but you should be writing a book about your life because it's incredible. And then in addition to that,

I want to go into basically at 80 years old what it is that you're doing to where, I mean,

you're living like you're 50. And so I want to get a null to that. But the first thing I want to start off with is explain

how it is that you wound up driving or did you say driving? How did you wind up commanding a nuclear

submarine? Because that's what you did when you were in the military. Yeah, I mean,

driving is probably the right way to describe it.

I mean, it's, but I went to the Naval Academy.

Yeah.

And when I graduated, you had to decide what you want to do after that, and I decided to go submarines.

So that was a natural progression.

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