. >> well, look, you know, combat is a corosive and unforgiven ar.al that goes to war fighting that micro aggressions and entitlement culture, it won't roll at a time those things. it hassoun demand signal and that's what we are seeing here, is that there's a need for more discipline inside the military based on, you know, kind of the entitlement culture that we are seeing in society today. jillian: i think a lot of people may say we have to adopt, we have to change with the times, there's a new era of people, of youth coming up in the ranks and while that may be a good argument for everyday things, you say it's not necessarily the same thing when it comes to war. >> yeah, times change at a societal level i suppose. we are always going to face determined enemies in who we fight and discipline is the key to overcoming the enemies and also the key, jillian, to making sure that our warriors come home with enough resilience to thrive after combat. it extracts a significant toll on the young men and women and the discipline necessary to not just fight and

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