Gary Sinise

No.

I was the lead in a hit show.

So what are they going to do about it?

I mean, you know, I had a television show.

I love it.

Had a TV show every week.

The show was doing well.

Like I said, it gave me financial security that was beneficial, and I could start a foundation with that and all that.

But I also had that public platform.

And so I'd do interviews, and I'd say – people would ask me about –

what you've been doing.

And I'd say, well, I just went to Afghanistan or something.

And here's what I saw.

Here's the people that are serving our country.

This is what they're doing.

This is why we should support them.

I got to see a lot of things on the inside that, you know, the average American doesn't get to see what,

what gets done, right?

I mean, they don't see the people that serve in the way that somebody who's maybe related to somebody, you know, you have a personal relationship to somebody who's serving in the military or on the police force or something.

So you see it in a different way than the average American who may not have a personal connection.