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Don, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Good to be here, buddy. So, Don, you're an avid hunter. When did you first go hunting? You know, I didn't get into probably hunting a little bit till, you know, later in life, like, you know, and to high school type of stuff. I was a, you know, always into sort of the outdoors a little bit. My grandfather was a big part of my life growing up.

He's the guy that brought me to communist Chuck Slovakia and all of that stuff. And it was really, you know, old school kind of, not a lot of helicopter parenting going on. It's like, there's the weird. Bohemian. Yeah. Literally. Quite literally. Yeah. You know, there's the woods. I'll see you at dark. You know, taught me the basics of sort of, you know, fishing and, you know,

shooting air guns. You couldn't hunt over there. It was sort of an elitist thing, you know, for those in the Communist Party. But you got me into the outdoors. I always probably dislike New York City. I was never a city guy. Even, you know, when working there, it's, you know, Friday afternoon. I was out of the city. I'd come back in Monday morning, never spent weekends there. Always got back into that. And so I wanted to get out of school. My parents were going through sort of a rough divorce. I was 12, 13 years old. My grandfather had just passed away. I went to boarding school in central Pennsylvania. And I was blessed to have a couple guys really take me under their wing there. You know, there was an old school place, big theater school, the academies,

you know, Navy and West Point, and rifle range on campus, trap and skeet off campus, sort of really

got into all of those games. And one day, one of the, it was actually the dean of students said hey uh meet me in

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