Hello everyone and welcome over to a special episode of the Speak the Truth podcast. I'm joined today by Nate Vance. He is Vice President Vance's cousin and he is freshly back from Ukraine. Today we're going to be addressing what J.D. Vance had to say in response to some of the stuff that Nate had actually put out. We're going to get to that in just a minute. Today, I'd like to give a special thank you for today's sponsor American financing. The average person today is feeling the

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All right, so, Nate, can you do me a favor?

Just tell us a little bit about yourself, because I don't think, I mean had seven minute clips or so on CNN you've had little clips here and there you've

been quoted in newspaper articles but you haven't had a chance to actually

introduce yourself would you mind doing that yeah I mean I don't think I'm

anything remarkable in any way you know the normal kid I guess joined the Marines enlisted

when I was like 17 and then went to boot camp right after I turned 18 years old

what you do in the Marines machine gunner nice you know got out found the job

ended up working in the oil field, and then 20 years later

decided, I'm going to go to Ukraine. You know, there wasn't like much exciting things in between

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