B&R's Sayonara Edition as Rose heads off into the sunset
Tue Feb 25 2025
In this episode of The Bauer and Rose Podcast, hosts Tom Rose and Gary Bauer bid a heartfelt farewell in what they call the "Sayonara edition." The conversation kicks off with Gary humorously recounting how his comments on a radio show led Tom to embark on a European trip. They delve into the absurdities of federal bureaucracy and the expectations placed on government employees, particularly in light of recent scrutiny surrounding their performance and accountability.
As the episode unfolds, Gary shares personal anecdotes, including a comical comparison of his dental woes to the challenges faced by federal workers. The hosts reflect on the stark contrasts between the private sector's accountability and the perceived immunity of federal employees, emphasizing the need for transparency in government operations.
The discussion shifts to political dynamics as they critique the media’s portrayal of federal layoffs and the public’s perception of government workers. They highlight the disparity between the treatment of private sector layoffs versus those in government, questioning the narrative that positions federal employees as victims while ignoring the struggles of everyday Americans.
In a poignant moment, Gary reveals his nomination as the next U.S. Ambassador to Poland, sharing his commitment to representing American interests abroad. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about their years of collaboration, reflecting on the impact of their work together and the friendship that has developed over time.
As they conclude, both hosts express hope for the future, emphasizing the importance of restoring confidence in American governance and the need for accountability in the face of systemic challenges. This episode serves as a fitting tribute to their journey, leaving listeners with a sense of camaraderie and optimism for what lies ahead.
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In this episode of The Bauer and Rose Podcast, hosts Tom Rose and Gary Bauer bid a heartfelt farewell in what they call the "Sayonara edition." The conversation kicks off with Gary humorously recounting how his comments on a radio show led Tom to embark on a European trip. They delve into the absurdities of federal bureaucracy and the expectations placed on government employees, particularly in light of recent scrutiny surrounding their performance and accountability. As the episode unfolds, Gary shares personal anecdotes, including a comical comparison of his dental woes to the challenges faced by federal workers. The hosts reflect on the stark contrasts between the private sector's accountability and the perceived immunity of federal employees, emphasizing the need for transparency in government operations. The discussion shifts to political dynamics as they critique the media’s portrayal of federal layoffs and the public’s perception of government workers. They highlight the disparity between the treatment of private sector layoffs versus those in government, questioning the narrative that positions federal employees as victims while ignoring the struggles of everyday Americans. In a poignant moment, Gary reveals his nomination as the next U.S. Ambassador to Poland, sharing his commitment to representing American interests abroad. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about their years of collaboration, reflecting on the impact of their work together and the friendship that has developed over time. As they conclude, both hosts express hope for the future, emphasizing the importance of restoring confidence in American governance and the need for accountability in the face of systemic challenges. This episode serves as a fitting tribute to their journey, leaving listeners with a sense of camaraderie and optimism for what lies ahead. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.