Nat Towson

Matt, any closing thoughts?

Yeah.

And it's essentially what we talked about in the beginning.

Like it's demystifying the jargon.

Jargon is useful for shorthand, but also it is a way of even, you know, I hear myself saying terms I don't totally understand because they were in the news.

And he does a really good job of, like you said, creating something like speaking in a way that creates an image in your head of, oh, I know what I'm talking about now.

I know what I'm what's being described.

Yeah.

Did you have something you want to add?

I know I feel like I know a lot more than I did an hour ago.

You know, essentially, like I said, I've been reading up on the G7 summit and you're following all this through Trump's twisted perspective.

And I'm a very anti-war person, but I'm also anti autocracy.

And I don't think that Russia should just be able to annex territories.

So.

I think I appreciate his willingness to not only talk to me about logistical questions, but the ethical ramifications of war.

And I am extremely concerned with the imperial boomerang, especially in an authoritarian administration that would happily use drones on its own citizens.

It's happily sent federal troops to civilian areas already.

So I think I appreciate that.

You know, I know some people with military service who are much more zealots for the military and really believe in everything that the U.S.

military has ever done.