Sean Duffy

It will change you.

When Ben Rhodes told me before I went to Cuba that I was going to be very sad, he was somewhat right.

I landed and I could not believe how beautiful this island was.

I could not believe how beautiful the people were.

That was my first reaction.

I was like, wow, I'm not a big nature guy, but this is one of the coolest places I've ever been to in my life.

And then it was an emotional roller coaster.

It turned into deep sadness.

You know, you arrive in Havana and you start seeing the trash that can't be collected because there's not enough oil and gas.

There's not enough oil to operate the trash trucks.

Liberals get mad.

Right wingers get mad.

It's like a lightning rod for some of the most like deeply unwell people.

It's very, very frustrating.

It's very strange.

But in any case, one of the things that I'm going to say is that I think a lot of people just simply don't do things right.

So when they see someone doing things, it triggers something in their minds where they go, well, I'm not doing anything.

And that makes me feel somewhat like it may be a little immoral that I'm not doing anything.

So I have to find a way to disparage people who are trying to do their best.

Is it a good thing that Iran, and I think you would agree with me, epicenter of terrorism in the world since 1979, is it good that their military infrastructure is being degraded to the degree that it is?