Nathan Cornacchia

Yeah, Greenland.

We're talking about – yeah, we're talking about like invading a NATO ally right now.

Well, and this is the crazy thing though, is when you're in the middle, this is this weird juxtaposition when you're, when you're actually active duty and you're in the military, at least combat arms.

Um,

I mean, like guys want to go to war.

They want to go to combat.

Oh, they want to go to war.

Yeah, we did.

And I don't ever glorify it.

I'm very, very anti-glorifying war with my platform because, you know, I went and fought it.

I've had teammates that have killed themselves afterwards, lost teammates in combat.

It's an ugly business.

But at the same time, it is – warfighting is what warfighters sign up and train to do.

So if your entire job as a Green Beret or a Navy SEAL is to –

you know, train.

And then the entire purpose of your career is to close with and destroy the enemy.

Well, and you're also very, very good at it because the United States military is the best in the world at it.

Um, I don't want to call it like an enjoyable thing, but it is, it's like an NFL, like playing an NFL football game or a UFC fighter, right?

Like you get in the cage and it's, it's exciting.

The adrenaline's there.