Amy McGrath

Do the Russian people see their own army targeting grandmothers coming out of the market?

You know, you could say even here in the United States, we're kind of tuning out some of the things that are happening in the wars that we're in.

Well, I want to ask you, what do you think is the most important lesson right now that the United States military can take from this?

That is such an interesting response because you and I, we both served, you in the Navy and myself in the Marine Corps.

And we live in an age right now where politicians, lots of people who get on TV, the Secretary of Defense, everybody who just constantly loves to say how great our military is.

And we are a fantastic force, highly trained military.

Incredible weaponry, incredible professionalism.

I get all that.

But I do worry that sometimes we're not humble enough to look at some of the conflicts around the world, particularly like Ukraine, and see what we need to learn from them.

Yeah, well, I mean, very well said.

I think we absolutely don't have leaders that look back at history and are looking at those lessons that we should be looking at right now.

Where can people find your documentary?

Awesome.

So everybody check that out.

It's not very long.

It won't take a ton of, you know, it's not a Ken Burns 18 hour thing.

It's pretty short.

It's great.

So please check that out, everybody.

All right.