I'm gonna get back to these calls here in a minute and we're gonna talk about the San Francisco

DA and I have emails to get to. We have something else. We have to address here real quick

first and this is something we're gonna try to do more regularly on the show. I can't do

it all the time and every time it happens but there's some breaking news out there and

it won't get a lot of play. I realized that this stuff kind of flies under the radar but

Marine Corps Osprey looks like it went down and crashed in California. This just happens.

I don't know where you're probably not gonna be seeing it on the news. Looks like a Marine

Corps Osprey plane went down and crashed in California. Kind of a plane I guess I should

say it's a long story but it looks like four of our guys are dead. I have argued this

point for a long time and I'll always believe it. We talk about war heroes a lot. I mean

we do metal of honor Monday every Monday right. We talk about these guys and they're

charging machine gunness and putting people in the ground and they're diving on grenades

and we talk about these guys and honestly they make movies about these guys right. We

want to go watch that. I want to go watch the guy who runs across an open field and carries

his buddy 500 yards to safety like we watch those movies and we honor these guys who go

and he's charging up the he's charging up Mount Sirobaachi on Ewo Jima and he catches around

and he dies and we celebrate him as a hero and I've always believed the guys who die in

training deserve equal hero treatment. They're just as willing to go. They gave their

lives for their country. Oftentimes it's not their fault but even the times it is their

fault. Look, even training. Even training is a dangerous gig when you're dealing with

you know weapons and planes and helicopters. Every time I got in a helicopter I thought

I was going to die. So I thought it'd probably be very very appropriate to send our boys

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