Mike Durant

And it's not, you know, nothing's about what's right and wrong.

It's, I don't know, just very, very frustrating.

So I just let it go.

And I just consider myself fortunate to not have won.

I regret doing it because I feel like there are some people who really do think I'm anti-Second Amendment, which is ridiculous.

I spent a lot of money.

Those two things I would like to undo, but can never be undone.

I mean, I shouldn't say can never be undone.

I think it seemed pretty pro-Second Amendment to me.

We clarified where the comment came from.

I mean, so unreal.

I thought it was a fair fight and it was absolutely nothing like a fair fight.

Yeah, I'm on the board of a few, actually.

The one I'm most active in that I think, you know, resonates the most with our community is the Special Ops Warrior Foundation.

It was founded...

At Desert One, most people are familiar with that term, but if you're not, this was the first attempt to rescue the hostages in Tehran back in the 80s.

And there was an accident.

There were eight American fatalities and 17 children left without a father.

And good on them.

I mean, the guys that were associated with it, I don't know if it actually happened right then and there, but at some point immediately after this incident, they all got together, the survivors of the mission, and said, let's pass the hat and help fund college education for these 17 kids that are left fatherless.