I think everybody's had that day where just like everything bad that could possibly happen does.

But you're about to hear about a day I think is every person's nightmare the worst day in anyone's

life I've ever heard of. In the end, if we're lucky, we come to realize as people that it's how we

deal with what has happened to us the way we face tragedy and that in the end defines us.

Moments in time that we could spend a lifetime wishing we could undo or redo.

But at the end of the day the only thing we can really control is our response and

whether we allow it to destroy us or to build us.

Today, I'm going to talk to Eric Bowling who experienced the worst day I've ever heard.

This is the first time he is coming out and speaking about this in public for the media.

We talk about the loss of his job and on the way home, he found out about the death of his son.

He takes us through important warnings and asks important questions whether you agree with or not the dangers of opioids,

the pain of losing a child and how his marriage has grown through all of this.

We also talk about his personal relationship with Donald Trump as well as Trump's unconventional but

effective approach to business, his presidency and his policies. Today's podcast, Eric Bowling.

Eric, I think you are a guy who could claim the title of I had the worst day anyone on the planet has ever had.

You lose your job and on the same day you lose your only child.

Can you talk to me? I don't care really about the job. Can you talk to me about losing your son?

I'll add one more to that. I lost my faith that day too, Glenn. I had gone to church five days a

week during the week and every Sunday. September 8th of 2017 was the last day I went to church.

Early in the day, I spent a long time going back and forth with Fox with lawyers trying to figure out

where I was going to go forward, what was going to happen. We came upon an idea that we were going to

separate. I was separating from Fox. They said, amically separating, Bowling and Fox are amically separating.

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