The I'm going to be. of Rumble, Chris Pavlovsky, opening up Rumble's brand new studio right in the swamp, Washington, D.C.

Chris, welcome to my podcast here.

And thank you for inviting me, actually.

I used to do my podcast from here, from Washington, but I'd have to like make shift places to try to do it. And it's very nice. Now that I left Congress, you've now built this wonderful studio here. And it should be useful for people who are all your creators, not just members of Congress and Senate, but I guess other local media folks.

Yeah, you bet. Well, thank you for coming in. This is our first day here in the Washington, D.C.

Rumble Studio. We have offices here now and a studio for all creators to use and take advantage of it.

Be able to create great content from out of here. I think, like, you were one of the the very first podcasts that came to Rumble of meaningful size back in 2020, the summer of 2020.

So, you know, it only made perfect sense for you to open up this, this video and cut the ribbon

with me a little earlier. I wish it was here when I was still here.

You're always saying we've got to have something in D.C. for everyone.

And now we're finally there and we finally have it.

And the technology keeps improving too, right?

I mean, that's one of the things that through not only is Rumble making great investments,

but it's also improving just because of

COVID and everybody doing Zoom, so people get more and more used to this. Like, you know, a lot of times

when I'm doing my podcast now, I'm by myself and the true social headquarters wherever, and I'll be

interviewing somebody from, you know, I interviewed a guy from, he was down in Panama. I interviewed a guy from

Panama from a Panama hotel room last year.

Yeah, no, this is the new thing, right?

Like, live streaming is really kind of taking off.

We're putting our pedal, our foot to the pedal on it.

We launched the Rumble Studio, which is actually the ability to make it very easy for everyone to stream from their

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