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Kupak. She's the founder and president of gender research advocacy council and education,

short for grace, or grace is short for that, I guess. She is also a U.S. Navy veteran,

served as an intelligence officer, a fighter attack squadron aboard

an aircraft carrier. I want to learn more about that. And we also want to talk about this

this grotesque Supreme Court decision that happened yesterday. So thanks for doing this,

Elena. No, thanks, Tim. Pleasure to be here. Well, before we get into the legal stuff,

I just would love to hear a little bit

about more about your background as a veteran, I guess, were you, had you transitioned when you're

in the military? Like, just tell us a little bit about your life story. Sure. So, no, I transitioned

after I left the military. So I, to pay for my college, I joined ROTC. And I think a lot of people

who go into the military use it as an opportunity to, I think, go places in life they wouldn't have

had otherwise had the opportunity to do that. And so I joined ROTC and was commissioned straight out of

NC State University. And then served as an intelligence officer

in a maybe F-18 squadron, actually the same squadron that lost an aircraft carrier overboard

last week in the Red Sea.

And they lost the second one.

They did.

They did.

Pete Hankseth is really like they're on the ball over there.

It's just, you know, they're not worried about anything except for, you know,

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