Scott Mann

You know, because they're just a great bunch of guys, man, and they're really getting after it.

And I think it shows, right?

I think it shows in the stories that are coming out of this thing, good and bad.

Thank you.

It's the Inspector General for the Afghanistan War.

Yeah, I mean, I will say John Sopkos and the cigar folks, from what I've seen, they've been very persistent in their pursuit of this thing.

The State Department has been very reluctant, I think, to reveal stuff.

And even, you know, I think you doing what you did

brought a level of energy and frankly just revealed some things that I don't think would have got revealed.

I just, I really believe that.

And including that late report from Segar about the accidental distribution of millions of dollars to the Taliban.

The timing is just too weird for that not to have been pressured by what's been done here.

So I think it's great.

I think there's probably more to come, honestly, because this is just an ugly animal.

And I think there'll be more stuff that will come out of this.

You know, it was so cool having all y'all at the play in Franklin.

But, you know, what a lot of people don't know, too, is that that's where you met Legend.

That's true.

And honestly, I think it's where a lot of this started was in a play about the war with men and women who were involved in the war having conversations after the play.

And that's really why I wrote it.