Sean (Shawn) Ryan

The IG, well, it's the CIGAR, right?

I feel like we strong-armed them one way or another.

I think it stemmed from our work together that they've admitted that they accidentally sent $239 million to the Taliban, knowing that, you know, from legend and Sarah, that it's more like 40 to 87 million a week, but hey, it's a start, right?

I hope so.

We'll continue to cover it as everything continues to develop.

Yeah.

But let's get to you, Scott.

Got a new book coming out.

Nobody's Coming to Save You, A Green Beret's Guide to Getting Shit Done releases October 1st.

And so I want to cover your life story.

Okay.

And then I want to get a little more in the weeds on some of the stuff that we've done together and some of the intel and information that we've...

kind of gathered up from doing this, and then get into the leadership book.

Okay, great, man.

So I know you're no stranger to the show here, but I still got to give you a proper introduction here.

So, retired Lieutenant Colonel Scott Mann, you are a former U.S.

Army Green Beret with combat tours all over the world, including Colombia, Iraq, and multiple tours in Afghanistan.

You're the president and founder of Rooftop Leadership, a New York Times bestselling author of Operation Pineapple Express, and number one international bestselling author of Game Changers, Going Local to Defeat Violent Extremists.

You've spoken on three TEDx stages and are also a playwriter and actor in your recent play,

brought to film about the Afghan war and the unforeseen cost of war on veterans called The Last Out, eulogy of a Green Beret.