Dakota Meyer

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447 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 2 Aug

Dakota Meyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You're talking about a city that is the size of Chicago, right?
I mean, you know, this is going to be no small undertaking.
And then what does he do after he gets it, right?
It's just incredible to see these people, their willingness to rise up and fight for their own country, to fight for what they believe in.
You know, there's all this stuff coming out now about, you know, who's supporting who and all this, you know, trying to look at, you know, well, what can we believe and what can we not?
At the end of the day, you know, you have to humanize
this aspect of it.
And that's what we did in the way forward, right?
Is obviously our first books came out and we were talking more about, you know, about the, the war and the black and white side of it, of, you know, who's wrong and right.
And, but there's just a humanization factor to this that we cannot miss.
And you're seeing this across the globe right now of what hope can do.
And these people hope, and they believe so much that they can win and in their country that they're willing to take Molotov cocktails and throw them at tanks.
Yeah, I mean, look, and I totally agree with that.
I truly think that the results of Ukraine is going to come down to how far Putin will take this, right?
I mean, how far is he willing to go?
Is he willing to go nuclear, right?
But I think on the backside of that is...
There's going to have to be someone under him push the button to go nuclear.
And you can't ever pull out that.
I call it the humanization factor.
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