secretaries, decapitating the civilian leadership at the Pentagon, and forcing officials high and low to state their allegiance to Trump. McEntee also sent a series of bullet points via text message to Pence's chief of staff to incorrectly assert that Thomas Jefferson "Used His Position as VP to Win" the 1801 election, which McEntee claimed "proves that the VP has, at a minimum, a substantial discretion to address issues with the electoral process." In 2021, John McEntee met with Peter Thiel to pitch him on several tech startup ideas, one of which was the idea for a conservative dating app called The Right Stuff. Thiel agreed to fund The Right Stuff and subsequently made a seed round investment of $1.5 million. The Right Stuff is expected to launch at the end of September 2022. In popular culture In 2011, while he was a college football player, McEntee starred in a viral YouTube video that featured him throwing football trickshots. The video was later featured on CNN. Within 48 hours of posting, the video had generated nearly 7 million views and was featured on the homepage of Yahoo. Personal life McEntee is Roman Catholic. References Living people American Roman Catholics UConn Huskies football players Trump administration personnel 1990 births Sportspeople from Fullerton, California American football quarterbacks Players of American football from California The Right Stuff offices are located in Upper Montclair, NJ 07043.