NEW EPISODE LIVE TOMORROW 1 PM EST!! Why do major institutions keep repeating mistakes even when people inside them can see the failures coming?
Marine veteran, former Senate Foreign Relations Committee staffer, and former RFK Jr. campaign advisor Jim Webb joins the show to share what he learned from combat in Ramadi, working inside Capitol Hill, and challenging political leaders behind closed doors. We discuss why he left the RFK campaign, what Washington is really like on the inside, how Marines adapted during the Iraq War, and why effective leadership requires more than simply identifying what is broken.
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James (Jim) Webb is the Host of the Jim Webb Podcast (@jimwebbpodcast on X and YouTube). Jim is a 3rd-generation Marine who, following his service, has worked in policy, politics, and journalism. In 2005, he dropped out of college to enlist in the Marine Corps Infantry and fought in the “Battle of Ramadi” in 2006-2007. Following the completion of his degree, Jim worked on Capitol Hill for US Sen. Rand Paul, where he was assigned to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Later, he worked at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and as a Senior Policy Advisor for then-Presidential Candidate RFK Jr. James has also worked as a journalist for multiple outlets, including embedding with US troops across Afghanistan.
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