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Tom is a CEO, former Marine Infantryman and retired US Navy Lieutenant Commander. We talk about his circuitous route to the Naval Academy and how he almost didn't graduate, twice, before discussing his time as a Surface Warfare Officer and eventual shift into Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD). We talk candidly about the war in Iran, what may come next, and why the midterms are no time to wave a white flag and sit home.
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