Mike Glover

that all of the focus in his entire life and career in the military has been on the bin Laden raid.

And I get it, it's not like I don't get it and don't understand why, but there's so much more to that guy's career and his profession.

And it's kind of sad.

You reap what you sow, right?

And I think the question where you asked him, do you regret coming out the way he did?

Let's use our terminology well.

Yes, yes.

He came out the right way.

And when he did, I think any guy, even... I wanted to hear your response to that because...

you've done it, but you've done it very calculated and deliberately and very humbly.

I think there's a way to do it and there's a way not to do it.

And I think what he regrets is the way he specifically did it isn't the way he would do it again.

Yeah, it's kind of weird for civilians, I think, to see like what they think is the most mended brotherhood in the universe.

you know, brothers in arms and special operations.

And he said it several times, like we're going to be best friends forever.

And then them have a hiccup in a hard time with even communicating in civilian life, like trans after, you know, post this professional experience and just talking about it and figuring it out and being like, Hey man, let's just talk like men.

And I felt like Rob desperately wanted to talk to this and, and,

Yeah.

It makes me kind of sad just to see that.

Because I want them to kind of sort it out as brothers in arms, but also...