Launch Day | Live From Bourbon County
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Who are Amy and Denver and what is Truth In The Barrel about?
We're just two patriots who love our country, who served our country, and not just in the military, but also in politics. And we're here to tell it like it is.
We really are. I think it's exciting, too, that we're starting here in Bourbon County. I'm pretty excited about that. And, you know, part of what we're doing with Truth in the Barrel is really about whiskey, because truth is whiskey, as far as I'm concerned, Amy.
Amen. And we're here to talk about what you should know as Americans, especially on matters of national security. And this is an age where a lot of people don't believe corporate media. So we're going to talk to you about our experiences and what's going on in the world.
You know, it's weird. You know, so many people, every time that I'm out there, they're like, General, we don't even look at mass media anymore. We only go to independent media. And that's pretty interesting to me because a lot of independent media is disinformation, as you know. We've talked about it on the far right and even on the far left. I think here with our backgrounds, especially with yours, what you've done, which has been amazing, you know, 89 combat missions. You're talking about the first Marine female pilot to fly an F-18 in combat. Weapons officer. Weapons officer. And pilot. Well, weapons officer, then pilot, but it's still pretty badass. And as an Air Force intelligence officer, I barely know the difference anyway.
Backseat, front seat. Backseat, front seat. That's right. What is it? God, I remember the F-4s they used to have a name for. Rio. Was that what it was with the F-4?
Yeah, the F-4 and the F-14 were called Rios. But in the F-18, we call them Wizzos.
Wizzo's, yeah. Well, in B1s, they were Wizzo's too, because I was B1s and also F15Es, you know. So, but no, it's just incredible, your background, what you've done. And I think that's why when we talk about independent media, that's why we're here today. I think people need somebody they can trust. And you've done some things to get this set up where you wanted to make sure we validated and sourced everything that we're doing.
Absolutely. And one of the reasons that I wanted to partner with Denver to do the show was that, you know, Denver ran as a Republican. He stepped up in 2018 when I stepped up because we needed better leaders in this country. And we had something to give back to this country and make sure that Americans know the truth. I like Denver because he's got a tremendous background in new technologies and AI. He was an intelligence officer in the Air Force. And now... Probably even more impressive is that he owns and operates, but he's not the master distiller of a very cool distillery in Virginia. But today, what are we drinking on our very first episode?
I'm pretty excited about this. First of all, you know, this is the first time that I've been here. Old Bourbon County, it's Hartfield and Company. We're actually here today. And we thought my wife's going to be mad at me, but she actually is a traditionalist. So she said, you should start in Kentucky, right? In Bourbon County, where we're at today. This is a straight whiskey, 110 proof. I actually love it. It's a little bit sweet, which makes me very happy. We also do a weeded bourbon. But what I really like about this bourbon, I mean, guys, have you seen this bottle also? This is a Class Act product, and I love the notes on it. You know, I sort of make it up. My wife, they should probably insure her nose and her palate.
But when I drink it, let me give you guys what I think when I drink it. Let me tell you. Hmm. Yes. The palate is... Effing great. That's the palate. It's effing great. And I think that's what's so cool. I think people should really visit this distillery. And the fact that they would let us be here is pretty damn exciting.
And so every episode, we're going to be talking about bourbon. We're going to be talking about whiskey. Why? Because, let's face it, folks, we need a little bit of this to get through what we're getting through in our country right now.
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