If you have a two hour driving and you just want to listen to the the story of Rob O'Neill, it's just well worth your time.

If you have a two hour driving and you just want to listen to the the story of Rob O'Neill, it's just well worth your time. But he spoke of that woman. Listen. Before we left, I had one of my guys say, um, because we accept the death, that's it. We're we're going to die. He said, don't take this the wrong way, because I'm 100% going. Don't worry about that, I'm going. I just need to say it out loud. If we know we're going to die, why are we going? And and so we had a conversation. And we had a conversation, we said, okay, well, we're not going after Bin Laden for the fame or the reward, um, or the bravado. We are going after Osama Bin Laden for the single mom who dropped her kids off at elementary school on a Tuesday, and 45 minutes later she jumped to her death out of a skyscraper because that was a better alternative than whatever the hell was going on inside at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit. And her last gesture of human decency was holding her skirt as she jumped out of a building and murdered herself. She was never supposed to be in the fight. We're supposed to be in the fight. That's why we're going. Amazing. That's the American spirit right there. That guy and the guys with him. And the women at the CIA.