Jack Carr

So, so heartbreaking.

But you guys, I mean, you guys had to do it like real time.

And I thought you guys were very thoughtful about how you dealt with it.

And they were like cackling, like a witch's cackle, like out of some sort of a fairy tale that's meant to scare kids, but in real life, celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk.

And I mean, that was revolting, but you could feel the evil through the cackles.

I've never felt like that before.

I mean, very few times, I should say.

and feel comfortable enough to do that, that that's acceptable, you want that attached to you for the rest of your life, and you don't take one second to say, ah, maybe, even from a practical standpoint, maybe I should just sit this out, even if I feel happy, maybe I should do some reevaluations, but even if that's not the case, maybe I should just sit this one out type of a thing, but instead they feel comfortable to jump on and say those things.

I mean, it was ridiculous.

And I, I mean, you felt the, I mean, I could feel the evil coming through the phone, which is a strange thing to say.

And I've been like in Bagram early on in the war in Afghanistan.

I remember the, uh, I forget if it was a really a black site prison, but it was like a nasty prison.

They had this smell and you could feel like this, like kind of this overriding sense of, I don't know, yeah, despair, but also like this little, little bit of a current of evil in there.

And then same thing in Baghdad where they held Saddam, like being in there.

I've been in both those places and, uh, and you kind of feel a little, but even more so you feel it with Saddam's kids and they're like, they have these little islands and palaces and,

and you know what they did there, like pulling girls off the street and that sort of thing, and you just feel dirty and you feel evil.

I mean, you sense it in some of those places, but I felt that same kind of thing coming through the phone.

And then I felt it again.

It's weird to feel it so many times.

My wife and I were in Paris, like I said, right before I came out here.