And I was kind of offended. He interrupted. I was like, do people just barge in on you?

And he's like, come here, walk down. He goes, Victor, when people come to the church for counseling, we don't hit them.

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dive in to today's show all right good morning uh you're enjoying yourself? I'll tell you what, you ever been to a

passus conference where they paid for you to come? Put you up in San Diego? I like this.

This is tall cotton right here. Well, greetings and I'm stoked to be here. Let's just start with the dog, because I've become

invisible since I got Scout. I walk around, people like, beautiful, who are you? So, Scout is a six-year-old

Belgian Malinua, and I've had her since she was trained as a pup.

She started training at five weeks, went to, I think about 14 months.

And then we, with our organization, we deployed out to Iraq pretty quick.

And she's one of the few dogs that's actually faced ISIS fighters.

And then women and children, we had rescued or recovered.

Once we got to our safe house, she was letting them hug her and hold her as a therapy dog.

So I tell people she's a therapy dog that bites.

Get up.

I'm just going to take her leash off in case somebody charges the stage to hurt me.

So, you know, we travel a lot, and we were in an airport one time, and this guy and a gal walking up to me,

and the gal goes, hey, can I pet your dog?

I said, well, thanks for asking because it says don't pet.

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