Dakota Meyer

I'm in.

So who should, because like, we can't argue somebody's going to, so who should, then who should, who does it better than us and who can we rely on and who do we trust to do it?

And I'm fine with whatever.

Look, I think Americans should be involved in this.

I think this should be a conversation that Americans should have, right?

But I think informed Americans.

That's the hard part, right?

So I think that when we talk about these things, like, okay, I'm in.

I don't necessarily want to have to go police the world either, right?

But...

I also think that there's a responsibility that if we're watching someone in Venezuela, you know, oppress people and not even an elected official by the people and we have the ability to get rid of them, we should.

And then I think, you know, people are like, oh, the oil.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what?

Like if you asked for your house to be remodeled, would the builder pay for it?

No.

So I think that if we are going to go help them with their country and help them become a better country, we should absolutely be compensated for it.

And we should do it with their money that they are capable of paying for it with.

Right.