A lot of people need to see a more human side of Mike. But I have been listening to his podcast so this is nothing new to me. However, I have to say that my i

A lot of people need to see a more human side of Mike. But I have been listening to his podcast so this is nothing new to me. However, I have to say that my impression of Mike is not just a humble and intelligent dude. I also see a staunch neo-liberal who is a product of the United States capitalism. He knows how he was able to get out of Brownsville and he wouldn't want to change the system that brought him his American dream. At the same time he's compassionate and pragmatic so I'm sure he would be behind free health care and free education but he does truly enjoy having less government, less taxes and more profit for himself. These are all views that are incompatible with mine, but then again I am not from the US so I have no idea about how he got that mentality on his journey. I can speculate that growing up in Brownsville instilled a sense of independence and an emphasis on doing for self what no one else will do for you.