Amy McGrath

It's great to see you.

I want to start out with your documentary.

It's called The Drone Hunters of Kursan.

Talk to us about why you went there and what did you film?

So what the Ukrainians are doing is basically having drones that go and hunt the offensive drones.

So that's what this is all about.

Defensive drones going and killing offensive drones to some extent.

That's incredible.

Incredible bravery.

It really is.

So I just want people to understand a little bit more about the Russian drones.

And you talked about the fact that they are not controlled by radio waves.

But what we're seeing now is the fiber optic cables.

So what is that?

I mean, when you look, and this was something that we saw in the documentary, it's these very thin sticks.

Silky things that are kind of everywhere.

In the documentary, Ken, you were there on October 7th, which is, why was that date significant?

Can you talk about that?

Yeah.

I'm wondering, Ken, if do the Russians, when they post these things, are those posts getting back to Russia?