James N. Rowe

No. LeBron James.

He started our seer, Nick Rowe.

Nick Rowe, after being a POW for five years, he gets picked up.

His captors finally realize that, hey, he's not the person he's been saying he was.

He was saying some low-level guy this whole time.

Something we never did.

If you were all the way to the rear in a camp, we never just marched anyone out and just murdered them.

But this is Nick Rowe.

So, you know, but, you know, I became very, you know, through that experience, you know, very much aware of a lot of the POW work that we've done because, you know, POWs in Vietnam actually built that course.

It was Colonel Nick Rowe, Dan Pritchard, and then we had – Man, we had like four like Sante Raiders, like really badass guys that worked there.

And I got told the other day, and this is true, that with all the POWs that we had in Vietnam, guess how many suicides there were among that POW population? Hmm.

I'm guessing not a ton.

Okay.

And the colonel that was killed, his name was Colonel Nick Rowe.

He's very famous for being one of the few Americans to escape a POW camp in Vietnam.

And he created the SEER program for the military.