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It's going on everybody. Today's guest is Jason Redman.

Jay's somebody that I've wanted to have on the show for a really long time.

Got to hear him talk down at Event South Carolina and I was just really blown away.

Jayson's a Navy SEAL. He won the bronze star medal, purple heart medal,

defense meritorious service medal, Navy Marine Corps commendation medal, joint service achievement

medal, Navy Marine Corps achievement medal, combat action ribbon, Navy Marine Corps presidential

unit citation, many, many more unbelievably decorated soldier. It's not just his valor and his

patriotism that is so remarkable. It's also his humility and his honesty. I have so much respect for

this man. I'm so grateful that he came and spent the time with us. He offers this unbelievably

singular and unique perspective and he's somebody who I think we all need to be listening to.

Again, I'm just grateful to him and I send him and all you my love. I hope you guys enjoy the episode.

You know, the brain is still, we still don't know a lot about the brain. I mean, it's amazing.

You know, it's amazing what our doctors know, but what we don't know is even greater.

And with traumatic marine injury, there is, it is called AIS, our arterial intro, maybe cranial

scarring, I think it's called. And then you have CTE. All these things are byproducts of

concussions or blast injuries or things like that. And the problem is we can't diagnose it.

The only way we can tell any of those things exist is post mortem. You've got to crack open

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