Hey, as far as this episode is concerned, I'm not trying to pick a fight with most people.

Maybe a little bit with a couple of people.

I'm grouchy.

I'm really super grouchy as I sit down and record this because we have this thing unfolding

in my country right now about a hellfire missile that we shot at a family, an aid worker

and somebody who was trying to do things that were redemptive and good in his own country.

Didn't have the option to leave the country or go anywhere else.

They all he could do because of political circumstances was just try to make the very

best of where he was and try to do things to fix things and make it better.

And my government took tax dollars from people who voted against all of these actions and

use those tax dollars to pay for a system by which something like this could happen.

And then we used a drone, something against which there's absolutely no defense.

And we, a hellfire, misled a compound because I apparently we thought it was terrorists

or something, whether you want to criticize people for being evil or people for being

a napped either way.

Like if you hear a story like that and your response to what unfolded as I'm recording

this here in the last week or so in my country and Afghanistan and your first impulse

is to be like, well, now hold on.

That's the cost of doing business and some likes bad things.

You can't always, I mean, we wish we could have absolute, if it doesn't bring more

all outrage, I don't know what the heck is the matter with you.

That should be the kind of story that universally stirs outrage in everyone.

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