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So every now and again, a Democrat decides they are going to step into that independent world.

And we've seen that with Tulsi Gabbard, who is now in the administration.

We've seen that with a couple of other high profile Democrats.

But some people behind the scenes are doing that too.

And so I'm glad to say that today we have Allison Wynn with us.

She is a child refugee from Vietnam, and she turned into a Silicon Valley, an entrepreneur, a venture capitalist, and then became a fundraiser for former president Barack Obama. But now

she's joined the world of the independence. Alison, thank you for joining us. Thanks for having me here,

Tudor. So tell us what, I mean, I've read this article that you have all this like a Democrat,

like these historical things, JFK's chair, President Obama painting, all of the stuff.

And you're like, you know what?

I feel like it wasn't, it didn't go the direction I expected.

So kind of break that down for us.

Yes, I was a very idealistic kid.

I grew up from a war-torn country, lived the American dream, became part of the whole

kind of Google rise to dominance, really believe in the idea of do-no-evil and then got

really disillusioned with Google, seeing how the sausage was made. Also, you know, went on the Obama

bandwagon as well. Pope and inspiring young people,

people of color. He talked to talk. It was very much like Martin Luther King, but when it came to

walking the walk, his politics were racially divisive, and I'm a very big anti-war proponent, much like President Trump,

of course, through strength. And we had more wars. We had more international conflicts trying to

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