Retired Special Forces veteran Joe Kent shares his inspiring journey, from early days to entering the military and meeting Shannon Kent. They discuss intense deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, family sacrifices, and Shannon's significant contributions. The podcast also touches on Joe's political aspirations and the challenges faced in a political campaign, highlighting the importance of securing the border and engaging veterans in politics.

Joe Kent, an Army Special Forces Veteran and former CIA operative, shares his gripping journey from military to politics. He candidly discusses the profound impact of losing his wife, Shannon, during her service against ISIS, and how it fueled his desire for political change. Kent tackles pressing issues like U.S. foreign policy, immigration politics, and the importance of family values, urging for accountability in government. His reflections on geopolitical tensions and personal loss resonate deeply, presenting a compelling case for his congressional bid.

Scott Perry, a representative from Pennsylvania known for his conservative stance, discusses being targeted by leftist groups and the dangers of character assassination in politics. Joe Kent, a retired Green Beret and representative from Washington State, emphasizes the need for aggressive campaigning in his district. They dive into the troubling rise in abortion rates post-Dobbs and critique the role of historical figures in today's political landscape, warning against complacency as elections approach.

Former Special Forces officer and congressional candidate Joe Kent discusses the complexities of American troop deployment in Iraq and Syria, questioning the reasoning behind their actions and highlighting the ambiguous alliances in the region. He emphasizes the detrimental consequences of past mistakes, the wastefulness of taxpayer dollars, and the lack of vital national security interests in maintaining troops in the area. The discussion also covers the increasing influence of Iran, the vulnerability of the American embassy in Baghdad, and the speaker's campaign for Congress with a focus on exposing their opponent's lack of knowledge on foreign policy.

Joe Kent, a US Army veteran with 11 combat tours and a personal connection to the war in Syria, discusses the potential for war with Iran and argues for calculated strikes against proxy groups instead of a full-scale attack on Iran. They also explore the emotional toll of being denigrated after serving multiple combat deployments and losing a spouse, while advocating against the CIA's involvement in foreign countries. Additionally, they examine the potential consequences of a war with Iran on the United States, including the bloodiness of the conflict and the difficulty in defeating Iran, as well as the geopolitical implications of getting involved.