Jeremy Corbell

This is Weaponized.

First time I stepped out of Rogan's studio with Lazar, like stepping out, he just put his arm up and he's like,

Don't read comments.

And I go, oh, OK.

Like, I didn't realize back then, especially that, yeah, you one thing you can't take back is your face and what you say with your face, with your mouth hole.

So, yeah, it's pretty powerful.

And I know we've had some friends on there that that are pretty special people.

That's really great.

Just why don't you tell the next guest that he's going to take hell and hellfire and brimstone and slings and arrows because he's in a box with us.

Yeah.

So never going to admit first contact, even with an extraterrestrial species.

But I will say this is we were together at SCU and he was telling me about something he was cooking up and everybody seemed to really respect this guy, you know.

And so we stepped outside and had a little talk and instantaneously.

I knew this guy must be an all source analyst because just the way his mind was thinking and problem solving in the conversation.

And I want to brag about my friend Logan for a second.

He took me aside one time and he said to me, um,

Hey, man, we need to insulate, not isolate.

And when he said that to me, I instantaneously understood that he was a guy that knew that if we were going to make progress, we'd have to do it together.

And even if you don't have trust or you're building trust or someone has an agenda that you still got to insulate, not isolate.

So thank you, Logan, for teaching me that that day.