Andy Stumpf

And again, this is not an attempt in any way to excuse behavior.

I am a firm, staunch supporter of punishment for crimes.

I don't like the idea of revolving door.

I don't like the idea, like you said, of people who are with an ankle monitor, who have already been charged with homicide out on the streets, being predators towards other people.

That to me is an indication of a broken system.

I'm not talking about that type of person.

I'm talking about somebody who is not having a good run in life, who is not making good choices.

And I'll just end it with, I'm really glad that I am not judged solely on my mistakes.

So just remember that that is what you have.

You have the greatest hits of mistakes, not successes.

And just remember that these are people as well.

It's not your job to solve all the problems.

It's your job to enforce the law.

You're not Batman.

You can take off that cape and cowl, do your job, but do also everything you can to protect your humanity because your fiance and your future family is going to need that as well.

That's all I got for number one.

All right, question number two.

Andy, I love the podcast, but I have a question.

Lately, I've seen a lot of shit talking between Special Forces members, SEALs, Delta, Rangers, even SAS.

They all seem to think that one is better than the other.