It has to be acknowledged that there has been a huge problem right now where young men have been

starved for leadership. Women initiate 70% of divorces. If a woman chooses to divorce you, you're

going to have to pay her until she gets married again. And she can take your kids or use them as a

tool in custody

battles. Now here's the other thing I would say. And this is the part that just irritates me

about looking at the world and viewing everybody through the lens of statistics.

In war, in politics, and now in culture, Nick Fratus has never shied from the front lines.

And now the Green Beret Combat Veteran and Virginia Lawmaker is empowering young men and women

to rise, lead, and leave a legacy that outlives them.

I think our current education system is irrelevant and it is creating despair.

Let's see how much trouble I can get into.

Is the school system developed for the child or the child for the school system?

We all have an agreement, which I shouldn't even be sharing right now.

And that is...

All right, so, Nick, I got to start off of the question that I know my buddies will appreciate.

I don't know how much our audience will appreciate, but I've got a group of buddies that, you know, for years and years and years, we've known each other,

we'll go to lunch every once in a while, and we dive into the extreme weird things like,

what if, fun what if questions, right? And so I'm going to actually get to ask a former Green Beret, a question that came

up many years ago at a lunch. And this is the question. Without any weapons, just what you've got

at your current state, how long would it take you as a former Green Beret to kill me?

Quicker than it would to answer this question. I thought that was the case. By the other, we all thought that. We thought less than five seconds. No, the reality is, is that I would probably, like, hurt my hip trying to jump out of the chair too fast. But one of the things as all... What about it in your prime? how long in your prime? I'm going to give you the secret right now. I'm not saying, I'm not saying that special ops guys don't train hard, fight hard, shoot well. We do. We'd like to think. However, we all have an agreement, which I shouldn't even be sharing right now. And that is, you always perpetuate the myth. So, for instance, whenever you run

into somebody that was never in the military, where they're watching some movie and some ridiculous

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