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Tomi Lahren is a broadcast journalist well known for her Final Thought videos that tell it like it is. Today Lahren stretched away from the controversial topics she generally covers to talk with Reality Steve and two favorites from last season of The Bachelorette, Christian Bishop and Alex Woytkiw. Lahren grilled Alex and Christian about their time on the show, their current dating situation, and who they think will be the next Bachelor. Reality Steve was there to weigh in on his thoughts about his spoilers and the contestants.

The interview took place via Facebook Live and featured Steve in studio with Lahren while Alex and Christian were live via Skype from California. They started off with Steve giving a little background information into how he began writing spoilers for the show on his popular blog, Reality Steve. He shared that Jason Mesnick's season of The Bachelor was the first season he spoiled. The rest is history from there. …show more content…
What fans did not know is that Alex has since became friends with Tomi through Twitter. Woytkiw, a former marine, sent Tomi a tweet, she noticed and the two began messaging each other. Alex and Tomi are both strong supporters of the military and veterans. Now Alex and Christian have teamed up with Tomi to give fans the scoop on the show and some circulating rumors.

Woytkiw has just recently separated from the Marine Corps and is hoping that the experience he has had on the show will give him a voice to speak out for veterans and even active duty military. Alex has said he cares about veterans and everything that they, including his friends, have gone through. Woytkiw hopes to be a part of something bigger than The Bachelorette. Having survived multiple deployments himself, Alex wants to be a voice for those who don't have one because he can relate to what they may be going

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