Mike Glover

The execution of your technical skill sets, this autopilot, this autonomic response, that's easy.

The hard thing is deciding whether or not it was the time and place and it met your personal criteria for defending your life.

And every scenario that we ran with civilians, how many times were we surprised?

100%.

Every single time.

The guys walking with his proposed spouse,

from the gym into their vehicle.

They get interdicted by a bum who wants to ask for money.

The guy defending the girl shoots the bum in the back five times and then justifies it saying, well, I thought he was gonna hurt my wife.

Yeah, but in this scenario, we actually programmed it to where he was only gonna ask for money.

He wasn't gonna physically touch your spouse.

And you shot him in the back five times and you thought that was justified?

Well, I still think it's justified.

And they would go to their grave for that.

What about the guy who was just trespassing and he has his cell phone?

He goes to pull his cell phone out and he gets schwacked.

Every time.

Every time.

And here's what you should understand.

When I was a FLETC instructor for the, in this case, the CIA, I had to go to...