Mike Glover

And these particular situations where somebody says gun, they're likely announcing that they see a gun that's visible, right?

Well, one, that's going to spike everybody's central nervous systems if they're not already spiked.

And they're going to be hyper alert, cortisol, adrenaline, and they're going to be in fight or flight nearly.

If they're trained.

Should they be?

They shouldn't be.

And this is the point.

Yeah.

As border patrol agents who do things like this, it is my opinion that one, no federal agent should ever be put in this situation, ever.

They shouldn't be containing any objectives, standing outside with active people interfering.

That would be like if they took a troop of DEVGRU

and said, we're going to have you block off a position while an operation is taking place on this target.

That would never happen.

You know why?

Because if people came out and tried to manage this, especially in a civilian circumstance, they wouldn't know how to contain the situation.

Well, it's not what they're trained, tooled, and equipped for.

It's not what they're equipped to do.

Border Patrol is not equipped to do things like this.

Even when you see them tackling somebody and dealing with that person in a city street in America, that's not what they're prepared to do.

And so, one...