Julian Batz is a CERFP- Operations Officer in the Nevada National Guard. Julian has worked in Politics as a Field Director for Politician Joe Heck as well as an intern for the U.S. House of Representatives. Ronnie and Julian talk about a range of topics all the way from the Chinese Republic to American Civil War. #politics #PODCAST #NationalGuard

| TABLE OF CONTENTS |

00:00 Start

01:30 Intro to Julian Batz

03:00 Going into the National Guard

04:00 Benefits of the National Guard

06:00 Professors not having Experience

08:00 Acknowledging things happening

11:00 Thoughts on Current Political Climate

14:00 Why it feels Good to be Right

15:30 Making assumptions in Politics

21:00 How do you put your Bias Aside?

25:00 Political Divisiveness in 2021 America

28:00 Confederate Flag and Afghanistan

31:00 Dignity and Defeat

34:00 German History & American History

36:00 Party System

38:00 Two Party System Pros and Cons

41:00 Making Change in Politics

46:30 Surrendering to your Emotions

48:00 Book Reading Strategy and Note Taking

53:00 Repression and Suppression of Emotions

55:00 Take control of what you can say

59:00 Geography of America Pros and Cons

01:08:00 Family and Politics

01:14:00 Being Successful is Destined

01:22:00 Geopolitics and Ukraine

01:27:00 Unrestricted Warfare

01:28:45 Economic Warfare

01:35:00 Global Superpower

01:38:00 Constructive Conflict

01:40:00 How to have a Political Discussion

01:48:00 Allegory of the people

01:50:00 Murder with My Husband Podcast

01:55:00 Good Books you have to Read

02:00:00 Power of Routine

02:05:00 Ranger School what its Like

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