Clint Smith

Okay.

By whose interpretation though, right?

So like, you know, there's, we as human beings have a hard time.

You know, if everybody could take a class in psychology and learn how crazy people are, you know what I mean?

You know, when people, it is one of the redeeming values of being a cop and being into infantry tours, okay?

You see stuff that maybe you weren't supposed to see, like as a human, stuff that you wouldn't want your children to see.

But at the same time, that's the mindset that we have to go at if we're thinking about winning this.

You know, this is not like, okay, tag, I'll hit you and then you hit me.

No, uh-uh.

I'm going to hit you and then I'm going to hit you again.

And then I'm going to hit you again if I can.

But it's not personal.

That's the thing.

I always laugh when people go like, well, isn't that really dirty, cruel, mean and heartless?

I don't know when you guys started this, but in 2001, we had a little thing we did for 60 minutes.

You may have seen it.

And I said, so there's no misunderstanding.

There are people who need to be shot.

And this thing aired, of course, right between Super Bowl and Survivor, you know, on the commercial.

And, you know, a lot of people go, oh, my God.