Ron White

And they had all the monitors were on the same house.

And somebody in that house, a high value target was getting ready to get killed.

And I sat down and I was just watching.

And the guy said on the phone, he was communicating and he said, three minutes out.

And then this is, you know, I didn't experience death in the same way you did in your deployment.

I experienced death in a very sanitized way on a television screen.

But even at that, I thought, wow,

These people are about to die and they have no idea.

That person who just walked out of the house to go to the bathroom or whatever just saved his life and he has no clue.

That car that just pulled up and they went in, they're about to die.

And then I heard two minutes out.

And as a guy who just gave PowerPoint briefings, I'm like, whoa.

60 seconds out and then boom.

And you see these people running and you see them being chased by I guess a helicopter or some type of, and they're shooting at them and then you see them fall.

And I just went back to my room that night and I just wrote in my journal, why do people kill each other?

Why is there war?

Why is this happening?

I understand if we don't kill the Taliban and Al Qaeda, they're gonna kill us.

But why?

Why?