Clint Smith

I mean, there was a great one on video not long ago.

A cop goes in the East Coast, and the guy standing there is holding a knife to a little boy's throat.

Turns out it was his brother, okay?

The cop shot him in the face, okay?

And everybody goes, oh, my God, he shot him in the face and killed him.

Yes.

So I shot one, and I saved one.

But that mindset is that switch.

You have to be...

You have to practice that.

I practice thinking about fighting as much as I practice shooting the gun.

You know, I mean, you're on the ground or you're on your stomach on the ground, which is also kind of clearly defined how I might carry the gun.

OK, either of you ever been in a fight since grade school?

Like in the playground, hair pulling, whatever.

I'm just asking.

I'm not being a, okay.

But the deal with it is if you've never been in a fight, okay.

Then the deal with it is people kind of go like, well, it's just like, I go, no, you're not thinking about this.

Right.

You have to be, I can't punch him once and let it stop.