Dakota Meyer

And, and I, I don't have it on me today.

I usually have it in my, with me or in my, if I'm definitely in my suit, I have my constitution on me.

Cause when people are like, well, you know, that's unconstitutional.

Okay.

Well, let's let me pull one out right here.

Let's talk about it.

Right.

And so I think read the constitution.

I think the other thing is history.

I think you, I think you, I think the biggest web, like the biggest tool in education that you can have is, is history.

Like I think knowing history, knowing why things were put in, when things were put in, you know, and, and I, I, I school myself on all the time, but I think, I think that if you do those three things, I do believe our country will get, get back to where it needs to be.

Yeah, and there's a lot of confusion.

You know, like you talk about this Venezuela thing, right?

I mean, look, I hope President Bush is watching what just happened and realizing that maybe he should have done that in Iraq, right?

You know, and I think that...

you know, what we're doing is, I don't know.

I mean, like, I don't know all the answers.

I don't pretend to, but I always like to, to, we got to have conversations.

This is the problem is like, what do I think right now we as Americans have got to decide, like, you know, cause I keep hearing, well, we shouldn't police the world.

Okay.