Matt Jones

You were young.

And you ran for Congress at 27, right?

And you ran for Congress at 27, right?

And you ran for Congress at 27, right?

When you ran, you had to take a lot of criticism over stupid stuff. And when I was thinking about it, I got the, you know, you get a company to research your background and learn everything about you. And I had to pay to learn all this stuff that I'd forgotten. And most of mine was like... You know, most of mine was like things I'd written many years ago or set on a podcast in 2007 and all that.

When you ran, you had to take a lot of criticism over stupid stuff. And when I was thinking about it, I got the, you know, you get a company to research your background and learn everything about you. And I had to pay to learn all this stuff that I'd forgotten. And most of mine was like... You know, most of mine was like things I'd written many years ago or set on a podcast in 2007 and all that.

When you ran, you had to take a lot of criticism over stupid stuff. And when I was thinking about it, I got the, you know, you get a company to research your background and learn everything about you. And I had to pay to learn all this stuff that I'd forgotten. And most of mine was like... You know, most of mine was like things I'd written many years ago or set on a podcast in 2007 and all that.

And when you've talked as much as I have, there's a lot of that stuff out there.

And when you've talked as much as I have, there's a lot of that stuff out there.

And when you've talked as much as I have, there's a lot of that stuff out there.

And I remember at the time thinking, man, you know, I don't nothing was like terrible, but some of it might be a little embarrassing. And so do I want to do I want to want to do that? I kind of wonder, though, now, even just six years later, if none of that stuff matters anymore, that like we've gotten to a point where we're going we're getting generations that have grown up online.

And I remember at the time thinking, man, you know, I don't nothing was like terrible, but some of it might be a little embarrassing. And so do I want to do I want to want to do that? I kind of wonder, though, now, even just six years later, if none of that stuff matters anymore, that like we've gotten to a point where we're going we're getting generations that have grown up online.

And I remember at the time thinking, man, you know, I don't nothing was like terrible, but some of it might be a little embarrassing. And so do I want to do I want to want to do that? I kind of wonder, though, now, even just six years later, if none of that stuff matters anymore, that like we've gotten to a point where we're going we're getting generations that have grown up online.

Everyone under 30 has something terribly embarrassing about them online, probably. And that all of those things that, you know, you had to deal with and that if I'd run, maybe I would have had to deal with are just like not an issue anymore. That Trump has made it almost to where none of that stuff matters anymore. What do you think?

Everyone under 30 has something terribly embarrassing about them online, probably. And that all of those things that, you know, you had to deal with and that if I'd run, maybe I would have had to deal with are just like not an issue anymore. That Trump has made it almost to where none of that stuff matters anymore. What do you think?

Everyone under 30 has something terribly embarrassing about them online, probably. And that all of those things that, you know, you had to deal with and that if I'd run, maybe I would have had to deal with are just like not an issue anymore. That Trump has made it almost to where none of that stuff matters anymore. What do you think?

It's so ridiculous in hindsight.

It's so ridiculous in hindsight.

It's so ridiculous in hindsight.

Like literally there are women every day that put that up every day voluntarily. And you had to deal with the press attacking you before I even knew you. I remember it happening. And the pictures now would seem so silly.