Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So tonight we've got two back to

back thoughts both dealing with impeachment and the Senate refusing to hear

witnesses or gather evidence. So you're going to hear one thought, quick break, and then it'll come

immediately and with the other one. So let's take a listen.

Well, howdy, there, internet people, it's Bo again. So tonight we're going to talk about ex-Marines, and

what ex-Marines can teach us. And there's a whole bunch of people who clicked on

this video for the sole purpose of telling me that my title is wrong because

there is no such thing as an ex-Marine. Once a marine, always a marine, right guys?

Outside looking in, that sounds like some silly gung-ho

slogan.

And it is a slogan of sorts. But the basis of it is the idea that going through that

training changes you fundamentally as a person and you will never change

back. Therefore you will always be a marine. The other side of that is that

that oath didn't have an expiration date did it. So you will always be a marine.

That's the idea. That's where it comes from. And it's true. It is true.

Most entities, government or non-government, that defend the United States, believe what they're doing,

defends the United States. They swear a very similar oath.

20, even intelligence officers, even if they burn out, leave.

I'm not doing this anymore.

They've seen something or done something that offends their morals. doing this

they've seen something or done something that offends their morals and they leave but they

don't often talk about it they don't often come forward it's because of that

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