I have a journal here that every time I traveled overseas, I would write what was happening and what I felt.

I said, I find this sad, pathetic, but ironic. Not only a few nights ago did we track down and kill a man as he ran home trying to avoid us, maybe to survive, maybe just to live another day.

And there, his wife and his children saw him die.

Are our actions justified?

How many more terrorists have I just created?

I killed their dad.

I just made a family of terrorists, didn't I?

I don't know.

How is this going to turn out?

Did I just make the wagon wheel roll just one more time?

On our very first mission, we shot this man running back into his home. I don't know what to do. I don't know if this is right.

I don't know where morality is in war.

Today we delve into the depths of military valor, the harsh realities of conflict, and the

challenge is faced on our own borders.

Our guest is none other than Tim Kennedy, a name synonymous with courage and resilience.

Tim Kennedy's life story is a tapestry of achievement.

Both a distinguished Green Beret sniper and a UFC headliner, Tim's journey is a testament to

the power of resilience, discipline,

and versatility. When war breaks out, Tim runs toward danger to help. As a former Special Forces

operator, he's been in the thick of the action serving with distinction in Afghanistan. His

firsthand experiences in this tumultuous region, particularly during the critical moments of the

U.S. pullout, offer a unique and sobering perspective on the complexities of modern warfare

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