Megan McCain has entered the chat.

We're a very, very special guest today.

This woman has worked for six members of Congress, two chairman, and two and a half speakers of the House.

And you're in the Navy.

I am, I am, a reserve officer.

A reserve officer. What else?

Tell me your fancy things.

Oh, gosh.

I worked for the Science Committee.

I worked for the Department of Defense.

I worked for the Governor of Texas.

Like nine times out of ten, if I have something very serious, I need answers to immediately.

She's my first phone call. So one of the things

we had been wanting to talk about on the show, because we've, I keep bringing it up in like a

sad way, is whether or not a woman can actually become president. When I was much younger, it always,

I always just assumed a woman would be president. Like I thought probably when I was like 15. Like when I was like six, I was like, oh, by the time I'm 15, a woman will be president.

And as I get older, as both of us are nearing 40, I feel less and less.

And you have daughters.

We both only have daughters.

So I feel like as we get older, it actually feels kind of scary to me that we're like the only

modern Western country to not have a female president or prime minister or whatever. So I'm

going to give you some of the first women's in politics. Actually, maybe you might not know this.

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