WEBVTT 00:00.402 --> 00:12.537 [SPEAKER_01]: Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world, but the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, where we continue to follow the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden now. 00:12.557 --> 00:18.724 [SPEAKER_00]: There's just some of the scenes overnight, a thousands of Americans gathered in some operation Osama bin Laden's death. 00:19.085 --> 00:24.992 [SPEAKER_01]: Former Navy SEAL Roboniel says he has thought about the mission every day since that Mayday in 2020. 00:24.972 --> 00:33.214 [SPEAKER_01]: multiple conversations you had with Rob O'Neill over the past year and a half how did you describe that his head kind of exploded when you hit him. 00:33.234 --> 00:34.116 [SPEAKER_00]: I actually hit him three times. 00:34.177 --> 00:37.505 [SPEAKER_00]: So I shot him twice when he was standing and once I was there. 00:37.526 --> 00:38.087 [SPEAKER_01]: That is the fuck in America. 00:40.025 --> 00:43.732 [SPEAKER_00]: We are not going for fame, and we are not going for Roboto. 00:44.573 --> 00:55.213 [SPEAKER_00]: We are going for the single mom who dropped her kids off at elementary school on a Tuesday morning, and then 45 minutes later she jumped toward death out of a skyscraper. 00:55.233 --> 00:58.719 [SPEAKER_01]: If you need help, hang up and then die your operator. 00:58.739 --> 01:01.965 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm Robo Neal, and this is the operator podcast. 01:09.775 --> 01:10.215 [SPEAKER_00]: Howdy! 01:10.696 --> 01:13.419 [SPEAKER_00]: This is the operator podcast and welcome to it. 01:13.639 --> 01:16.022 [SPEAKER_00]: I am your host, Robert J. O'Neill former Navy SEAL. 01:16.502 --> 01:17.964 [SPEAKER_00]: Former SEAL theme six operator welcome to it. 01:17.984 --> 01:21.688 [SPEAKER_00]: It has been a crazy travel schedule. 01:21.928 --> 01:23.109 [SPEAKER_00]: I've got my calendar picked up. 01:23.189 --> 01:28.295 [SPEAKER_00]: I actually flew back to the studio last week to record one more episode. 01:28.315 --> 01:32.119 [SPEAKER_00]: That was after we went to the White House to help with I began, which was awesome. 01:32.139 --> 01:34.922 [SPEAKER_00]: And then it was back down. 01:36.185 --> 01:38.990 [SPEAKER_00]: to Florida than over to Ireland, which is awesome. 01:39.010 --> 01:44.258 [SPEAKER_00]: I was sending out some videos of travels and whatnot that was fun. 01:44.278 --> 01:48.905 [SPEAKER_00]: I like to try to bring you all with me, because I'm going to tell you what I see when I go out. 01:49.146 --> 01:52.692 [SPEAKER_00]: And the hotels and whatnot, it's been fun traveling around. 01:52.732 --> 01:53.293 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't think it was good. 01:53.313 --> 01:54.835 [SPEAKER_00]: It was only there for, 01:55.051 --> 01:57.776 [SPEAKER_00]: little over 24 hours, but I met some business partners. 01:57.856 --> 02:03.044 [SPEAKER_00]: We had, you know what I like about flying to Ireland is, I flew airlingous this time. 02:03.966 --> 02:14.964 [SPEAKER_00]: But what I like about it is I take red eyes to Ireland, which I recommend if you go to Europe do that because the good news is if you see yourself correctly and you can find, you can find little discounts and whatnot. 02:15.044 --> 02:20.333 [SPEAKER_00]: But if you get into business class area, you can get a meal, a nap, and then, 02:20.313 --> 02:27.968 [SPEAKER_00]: You can wake up to an iris breakfast and as soon as you land, you can get an Uber go to your hotel and immediately have an iris breakfast. 02:27.988 --> 02:28.770 [SPEAKER_00]: And that was pretty cool. 02:28.790 --> 02:39.030 [SPEAKER_00]: And also one of the great things about it when I was taking off from Ireland, leaving there, they had an iris breakfast buffet in one of the club. 02:39.466 --> 02:41.509 [SPEAKER_00]: one of the lounges in Dublin. 02:41.769 --> 02:42.690 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's a little bit different. 02:42.710 --> 02:44.072 [SPEAKER_00]: Everything in Europe's a little bit different. 02:44.132 --> 02:45.174 [SPEAKER_00]: It allows a little bit different. 02:46.155 --> 02:47.357 [SPEAKER_00]: Services is a little bit different. 02:48.198 --> 02:56.088 [SPEAKER_00]: They don't tip like we do in Europe, but the servers know that and they will, you should tip there too. 02:56.228 --> 02:57.470 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm a tip, or I like to tip people. 02:57.510 --> 03:03.398 [SPEAKER_00]: I like to tip people when they work on, dude, I will tip 03:05.200 --> 03:14.754 [SPEAKER_00]: I will tip the baristas even though even the males, they should be outlaying concrete, shouldn't be a barista as a man. 03:14.774 --> 03:19.081 [SPEAKER_00]: But if you are and you do a decent, if you really screw up, I won't tip you, but I will, because I figured they're working. 03:19.601 --> 03:22.225 [SPEAKER_00]: And I like to put myself in other people's shoes. 03:22.486 --> 03:24.829 [SPEAKER_00]: What I will do is, 03:24.809 --> 03:41.097 [SPEAKER_00]: you got to realize they're dealing with you and customer suck people suck but customers really suck because they're people so they're people and customers which means they suck a little bit extra but I mean they got to deal with us so just you know it's not it's not that much I know that like if you save 27 bucks a day you're going to save 10 grand a year 03:42.494 --> 03:44.897 [SPEAKER_00]: if you spend it, it's a lot too. 03:45.317 --> 03:53.427 [SPEAKER_00]: But if you're already getting pulled into pain, six bucks for a black coffee or whatever they charge and thrown extra bonnet, the guy's serving it. 03:54.288 --> 03:55.569 [SPEAKER_00]: He doesn't need your name, though. 03:56.210 --> 03:57.832 [SPEAKER_00]: They do get a little overzealous. 03:58.993 --> 04:00.155 [SPEAKER_00]: Just like, you know, here's the deal. 04:00.195 --> 04:06.882 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't even need to know my name or my phone or return around, fill up the coffee, hand it back, transaction complete. 04:07.383 --> 04:11.708 [SPEAKER_00]: And then you get the people in there too that can't figure it out to order because 04:12.532 --> 04:25.804 [SPEAKER_00]: One thing that first responders cops, well nowadays, too, any first responder, military people is one of the questions is what will you do the first time you hear the sound of gunfire like, and I've seen it, too. 04:25.824 --> 04:27.187 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, I've wondered, I love fortune. 04:27.247 --> 04:30.996 [SPEAKER_00]: Fortunately for me, I got shot at very early on. 04:32.275 --> 05:01.607 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... i think it was nineteen ninety eight me and my johnson we're standing in a uh... my johnson is a follow him on instagram to look for them i'll get you the inflated planet talking about him uh... went through but just my johnson we weren't a gunfighters like nineteen ninety eight and like there was a drive by it was like punks but we ran to him because why wouldn't you like twenty years old or whatever uh... but people to react differently and you always wonder how they would react to gunfire uh... and you know you don't need to run to the guns people as i run to the sound of the guns i could be stupid 05:02.212 --> 05:07.581 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, we've seen it before with people that they're shooting inside the house and they run to it. 05:07.601 --> 05:10.526 [SPEAKER_00]: There was a drill called the Hot Hallway or some stupid shit. 05:10.546 --> 05:13.772 [SPEAKER_00]: Don't run, you don't need to run to the side of the gun to be smart about being stupid. 05:14.272 --> 05:19.121 [SPEAKER_00]: But the way that I figure how you're going to know, if I hope you're never in a gunfight, I don't want you to be in a gunfight. 05:20.403 --> 05:25.772 [SPEAKER_00]: But the way, if you want to know how you'll react when you get shot at, 05:27.271 --> 05:29.957 [SPEAKER_00]: Talk to someone in your family that has a ridiculous coffee order. 05:30.017 --> 05:34.387 [SPEAKER_00]: Have them tell it to you one time then go stand in line at a busy coffee joint like a Starbucks or whatever. 05:34.869 --> 05:37.354 [SPEAKER_00]: And then as soon as you get their church into order order that bad way. 05:37.374 --> 05:38.938 [SPEAKER_00]: That's the pressure you feel at a good life. 05:38.958 --> 05:40.041 [SPEAKER_00]: Shit, I got order that coffee. 05:40.361 --> 05:43.288 [SPEAKER_00]: They have double decafinated half-capped in my daughter told me to get her. 05:43.268 --> 05:48.158 [SPEAKER_00]: So that's what kind of it it feels like, but you know, people that they panic people behind the counter panic, everybody panic. 05:48.178 --> 05:55.171 [SPEAKER_00]: So I don't, you know, what I'm saying is I will tip people to customer service is getting worse. 05:56.514 --> 05:58.357 [SPEAKER_00]: I've been rating the airlines. 05:59.660 --> 06:03.808 [SPEAKER_00]: I haven't flown 06:04.987 --> 06:29.982 [SPEAKER_00]: it was good it was good there was no issues what you know what i have to be honest i liked the flight attendants they were all women yet they were they were older women which is to say they weren't they might have been younger than me but they reminded me of a good maternal person because they were pushy as shit but i mean i i personal care for that it's like look get out of my space i know how to get rid of it well 06:30.383 --> 06:33.807 [SPEAKER_00]: Now that I'm cocky, I might not know how to get, get put the tray table down. 06:34.088 --> 06:35.049 [SPEAKER_00]: But I got it, get out of my face. 06:35.069 --> 06:38.594 [SPEAKER_00]: They're pushing, but I noticed it's efficient. 06:38.914 --> 06:39.835 [SPEAKER_00]: It really efficient. 06:39.855 --> 06:42.999 [SPEAKER_00]: The shit was up, and you have your little thing, you put your stuff away there. 06:43.019 --> 06:45.442 [SPEAKER_00]: They're big into the move, the bags out of the way. 06:45.683 --> 06:55.075 [SPEAKER_00]: And in business class, you'll get a, you get like a reverse CAT scan seat where your little, your little digits, your little feet digits go into this thing and you can kind of sleep there, why not? 06:56.897 --> 06:58.399 [SPEAKER_00]: But, 06:59.847 --> 07:16.089 [SPEAKER_00]: They want your bags in the overhead, the reason they do that, I know you'll see that flight attendants are picky with put the bag on, so if you need to get out, you don't trip over someone's bag and you should know not to get, get your shit out of the overhead if a plane crash. 07:16.109 --> 07:20.775 [SPEAKER_00]: But you're dealing with muscle memory and I don't think everyone pays attention to the safety brief to you, know how to open. 07:20.755 --> 07:21.697 [SPEAKER_00]: Ask yourself right now. 07:21.797 --> 07:22.218 [SPEAKER_00]: Close your eyes. 07:22.238 --> 07:25.984 [SPEAKER_00]: Can you open an emergency exit on the aircraft and know what to do with the people next to you? 07:26.064 --> 07:42.713 [SPEAKER_00]: I doubt it because no one pays attention to the safety briefs and when that moment in your life does happen where you get shot at or you need to order a coffee, you go on what's called muscle memory and that's why it's so important with repetition, you'll, if you hear some of my stuff on the internet on the operator podcast, YouTube, shit like that. 07:42.693 --> 07:47.701 [SPEAKER_00]: You're going to hear a lot of the same stuff and that is designed because you remember it when push comes to shove. 07:47.981 --> 07:50.365 [SPEAKER_00]: If you do something a thousand times, you're going to remember it. 07:50.706 --> 07:52.609 [SPEAKER_00]: If you do something ten thousand times, you're going to be good at it. 07:52.649 --> 07:56.034 [SPEAKER_00]: If you do it a hundred thousand times, you'll probably be an expert. 07:56.114 --> 08:01.883 [SPEAKER_00]: So yeah, they don't want your bags in the way, because you'll trip, they don't want you grabbing stuff. 08:01.963 --> 08:03.065 [SPEAKER_00]: That's the whole point. 08:03.105 --> 08:05.629 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why you can't recline in a 08:07.111 --> 08:08.493 [SPEAKER_00]: you can't recline in an exit seat. 08:08.733 --> 08:10.095 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just to get out of the plane. 08:10.115 --> 08:13.019 [SPEAKER_00]: So they were a little pushy, but I was happy with the flights. 08:13.961 --> 08:15.002 [SPEAKER_00]: Wifi sucked the whole time. 08:15.022 --> 08:16.885 [SPEAKER_00]: They airliners need to get their Wi-Fi down. 08:17.406 --> 08:18.287 [SPEAKER_00]: Club's obviously insane. 08:18.307 --> 08:34.570 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't even know if it was an airliners club, but if you have, I don't give it shit, what time a day or what part of the world if you have an Irish breakfast buffet, you'll probably have a nizero in there trying to get some of them beans because it turns out airport beans are like any other beans there, absolutely delicious. 08:34.550 --> 08:47.548 [SPEAKER_00]: So they were good, they were pushy but efficient, and we did that, and Ireland was awesome, and then I got back on the speaking circuit, which is fun, because then you get to get in person, you go to hotels and stay in places, go to venues, and then you get to talk to people. 08:47.608 --> 08:55.219 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm able to share some of my stories about our success and I can cater towards the industry, which is dope. 08:55.640 --> 09:03.831 [SPEAKER_00]: And that's why you got to check out the Operators Collective, because if I can't make it personally, there are other guys that can, and we need to 09:04.823 --> 09:07.469 [SPEAKER_00]: If people want that message, I can get other guys out there. 09:07.489 --> 09:09.655 [SPEAKER_00]: We can have other guys get out there and it's a lot of fun. 09:10.697 --> 09:13.103 [SPEAKER_00]: Do speeches, do stuff like that, and a lot of travel. 09:13.123 --> 09:16.130 [SPEAKER_00]: Today's fun, I don't want to be too hurt today. 09:16.150 --> 09:18.897 [SPEAKER_00]: We got a busy day today, Tommy O's in town. 09:19.719 --> 09:22.866 [SPEAKER_00]: My studio's not quite up to a guest, and we're in a bit of a... 09:24.128 --> 09:28.153 [SPEAKER_00]: time crunch today lost to do so he's not introduced right out there somewhere which is cool. 09:28.954 --> 09:36.885 [SPEAKER_00]: And then some planning for the operator to open, which is a golf event coming up, I got to go do, I got to go into New York City pretty much right now. 09:36.945 --> 09:39.128 [SPEAKER_00]: We're going to do gut field show tonight, which is a blast. 09:39.468 --> 09:43.774 [SPEAKER_00]: That's a fun show because it's taped and there's not the, not whatever. 09:45.003 --> 09:50.833 [SPEAKER_00]: TV's easy, just look at the camera, don't move your hands, don't move your eyes and do your best to talk slowly. 09:51.494 --> 10:01.712 [SPEAKER_00]: When I'm on television, I'll look right at the camera and hopefully I'm making good points as I'm talking a lot of you here, but I'm also in my mind repeating, don't say fuck, don't say fuck, don't say fuck. 10:01.692 --> 10:04.257 [SPEAKER_00]: But gut felt tapes, so you can get away with anything. 10:04.277 --> 10:07.343 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's fun because it's a panel and you have some professional comedians in there. 10:07.704 --> 10:09.267 [SPEAKER_00]: Cat Timf, usually there, she's hilarious. 10:09.587 --> 10:11.711 [SPEAKER_00]: Tyros is a genius. 10:12.232 --> 10:12.733 [SPEAKER_00]: Mountain of it. 10:12.753 --> 10:16.480 [SPEAKER_00]: And I wouldn't say that just because I don't want him mad at me. 10:17.122 --> 10:18.164 [SPEAKER_00]: Genius, great deal. 10:18.204 --> 10:19.807 [SPEAKER_00]: Hopefully, he'll be there, maybe, and Greg's usually there. 10:20.027 --> 10:20.548 [SPEAKER_00]: It's his show. 10:20.628 --> 10:21.951 [SPEAKER_00]: It's called gutfill, because that's his name. 10:22.672 --> 10:24.055 [SPEAKER_00]: And then 10:25.030 --> 10:26.593 [SPEAKER_00]: some other folks there. 10:26.753 --> 10:27.194 [SPEAKER_00]: Great crew. 10:27.214 --> 10:27.975 [SPEAKER_00]: So I'm looking forward to that. 10:27.995 --> 10:28.276 [SPEAKER_00]: It's fun. 10:28.296 --> 10:28.877 [SPEAKER_00]: You can get in there. 10:29.358 --> 10:30.981 [SPEAKER_00]: Shoot the bull and whatnot. 10:31.001 --> 10:31.602 [SPEAKER_00]: So that'll be good. 10:31.622 --> 10:34.788 [SPEAKER_00]: We're doing that and then talking about travel. 10:34.888 --> 10:36.090 [SPEAKER_00]: What else is going on in there? 10:36.150 --> 10:39.276 [SPEAKER_00]: There was yet another assassination attempts. 10:40.673 --> 10:41.755 [SPEAKER_00]: on the president United States. 10:41.996 --> 10:46.365 [SPEAKER_00]: I was just talking about gunfights and how you don't know how you're spent. 10:46.385 --> 10:59.172 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I saw a meme of Trump looking at people as the gunman came in and looking at like if the voice or the little box for the cartoon said first time, that man gets shot at a lot. 10:59.759 --> 11:05.667 [SPEAKER_00]: But obviously, the left is going to say it was a publicity stunt or whatnot, whatever they say. 11:05.827 --> 11:07.810 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, it is because of the rhetoric. 11:08.210 --> 11:19.425 [SPEAKER_00]: They read the manifesto of that clown, the guy that ran through there, in a nutshell, my notes are very precise as always is that he was going to kill President Trump, he said that. 11:19.446 --> 11:26.455 [SPEAKER_00]: So now, dude, look, you're an educated person. 11:26.555 --> 11:29.479 [SPEAKER_00]: Went to a lot of college, which usually means 11:30.488 --> 11:35.438 [SPEAKER_00]: But his manifesto, which is great, right, a manifesto because we're breaking new ground there, man. 11:36.119 --> 11:39.025 [SPEAKER_00]: People are going to maybe read it and you're going to hit lock up and solitary forever. 11:39.045 --> 11:39.647 [SPEAKER_00]: So good job. 11:40.569 --> 11:41.190 [SPEAKER_00]: Excellent job. 11:42.112 --> 11:45.298 [SPEAKER_00]: Your parents are so proud of you, right, solitary bitch. 11:45.318 --> 11:47.262 [SPEAKER_00]: But yeah, he wanted killing because he's a pedophile. 11:47.382 --> 11:48.044 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, he's not. 11:49.807 --> 11:52.092 [SPEAKER_00]: But over and over and over again. 11:53.489 --> 11:57.818 [SPEAKER_00]: My sweet little friends on the left who can't think for themselves, pedophile pedophile say it enough to believe it. 11:57.858 --> 11:58.660 [SPEAKER_00]: Also he's a rapist. 11:58.980 --> 12:00.283 [SPEAKER_00]: He wanted killing because he's a rapist. 12:00.303 --> 12:01.125 [SPEAKER_00]: He's a pedophilist or a rapist. 12:01.145 --> 12:01.927 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, he's a traitor. 12:02.929 --> 12:03.169 [SPEAKER_00]: Ha. 12:04.552 --> 12:06.276 [SPEAKER_00]: So he's a pedophilist or rapist and traitor. 12:06.296 --> 12:07.217 [SPEAKER_00]: So he must be killed. 12:07.538 --> 12:09.202 [SPEAKER_00]: It's almost like they don't have any points. 12:10.063 --> 12:10.384 [SPEAKER_00]: Ha. 12:11.174 --> 12:18.623 [SPEAKER_00]: It's almost like the left is so brainwashed with bullshit because there, oh, wasn't a guy like me just talking about repetition? 12:19.043 --> 12:23.588 [SPEAKER_00]: Didn't Nancy Pelosi stay out of front of you, morons, I want you to just say, if we say it enough, it doesn't need to be the truth. 12:23.608 --> 12:24.609 [SPEAKER_00]: These idiots will believe it. 12:24.810 --> 12:28.254 [SPEAKER_00]: Didn't I say one time something about the Soviets coming over calling on useful idiots? 12:28.274 --> 12:29.535 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, it's happening right now. 12:30.476 --> 12:30.977 [SPEAKER_00]: Here they are. 12:31.377 --> 12:35.061 [SPEAKER_00]: It is routine to try to kill the president because you're a big fucking baby. 12:37.744 --> 12:38.245 [SPEAKER_00]: That's it. 12:39.895 --> 12:40.356 [SPEAKER_00]: It's routine. 12:41.197 --> 12:49.748 [SPEAKER_00]: But I did, well, I liked the pictures Pete Hexeth, stood up at his wife, Stephen Miller, protect his pregnant wife, the man in the room, there's scanning the room. 12:50.750 --> 12:56.337 [SPEAKER_00]: They should be armed, I doubt they are, but they should be, I mean, because guns are bad until the left gets in and starts shooting at people. 12:56.758 --> 13:02.646 [SPEAKER_00]: The left hates guns, they sure do shoot at Republicans a lot for a group of people that hate guns. 13:02.626 --> 13:03.587 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm a registered independent. 13:03.607 --> 13:06.510 [SPEAKER_00]: I can say whatever I want, and I'm not a fan of the Republicans. 13:06.530 --> 13:07.651 [SPEAKER_00]: There are a bunch of pussies there. 13:07.731 --> 13:10.994 [SPEAKER_00]: I said it, but pussies don't need to shoot at the opposition. 13:11.375 --> 13:13.517 [SPEAKER_00]: And this is a vicious cycle that we're getting into. 13:14.137 --> 13:17.020 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's because of the left and because of the rhetoric and don't say it's not. 13:17.080 --> 13:22.466 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's because the society is getting more prone to violence than I'm a carefew believe me or not. 13:22.486 --> 13:23.106 [SPEAKER_00]: That's what's happening. 13:23.126 --> 13:28.752 [SPEAKER_00]: And they say rapists, rapists, pito, pito, e-gene, carols, or hero, so is always a porn star. 13:28.850 --> 13:37.087 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, these are the left heroes, you are not, um, you, most, you are like about travel. 13:37.128 --> 13:39.974 [SPEAKER_00]: And if I'm not yelling at you, I'm not yelling at anyone, really. 13:40.515 --> 13:41.637 [SPEAKER_00]: No point to get mad at people. 13:41.697 --> 13:46.267 [SPEAKER_00]: I just, when you see this stuff too in the algorithm pipes up and it gets people like me pissed off, it gets you pissed off. 13:46.287 --> 13:46.908 [SPEAKER_00]: It's designed by that. 13:46.928 --> 13:48.732 [SPEAKER_00]: I shouldn't be pissed because I was just talking about 13:49.910 --> 13:57.464 [SPEAKER_00]: Trying to see trying to live in someone else's shoes, but I mean the retroities of stuff you if you're an honest person just be honest. 13:57.544 --> 13:58.646 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you think any of that's true? 14:00.229 --> 14:06.400 [SPEAKER_00]: No, it's usually people who are guilty of shit that start running their mouths and screaming if you're lying you're the one you're 14:07.645 --> 14:22.105 [SPEAKER_00]: If you're telling the truth, you usually, well, you're usually calm, but it comes in periods, but like they're screaming their up and arms about everything and they make it had to be staged because Trump needs a publicity for the war and I ran because we're losing that because the left-held you're losing that, which we're not. 14:22.466 --> 14:25.430 [SPEAKER_00]: You think we're gonna lose to Iran or you bullshit me right now? 14:26.251 --> 14:28.394 [SPEAKER_00]: There's so beat up. 14:28.414 --> 14:32.921 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, if you don't have experience, you would think, well, here's two nations just fighting it on their negotiate. 14:32.961 --> 14:34.022 [SPEAKER_00]: No, Iran is gone. 14:34.383 --> 14:35.965 [SPEAKER_00]: Their military is gone. 14:37.548 --> 14:39.846 [SPEAKER_00]: They're fucking navelies at the bottom of the sea. 14:40.737 --> 14:40.977 [SPEAKER_00]: Right? 14:41.037 --> 14:46.603 [SPEAKER_00]: We don't need to worry about their, well, they're a million-man army or whatever, the every single nation that we all, because we're always going to war. 14:46.643 --> 14:49.507 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not trying to say that we're, you know, okay. 14:49.527 --> 14:52.450 [SPEAKER_00]: Thank God the Americans are here to give us democracy, because I'm sure we'll accept it. 14:52.830 --> 14:55.493 [SPEAKER_00]: But like, first of all, if it wasn't a million-man army, we're designed to fight them. 14:55.513 --> 14:57.235 [SPEAKER_00]: So thanks for the half a day fight there. 14:57.595 --> 14:58.156 [SPEAKER_00]: But they're not there. 14:58.176 --> 14:58.917 [SPEAKER_00]: They don't have leadership. 14:58.937 --> 15:05.003 [SPEAKER_00]: They're keeping their own religious clerics that might negotiate, and the sensible military guys that have been forced to do shit. 15:05.024 --> 15:08.247 [SPEAKER_00]: They're keeping them in check. 15:09.391 --> 15:11.394 [SPEAKER_00]: They want the money to show themselves. 15:11.414 --> 15:13.157 [SPEAKER_00]: They want to destroy the world because that's what they believe. 15:13.177 --> 15:15.060 [SPEAKER_00]: Because yeah, they're a crazy religious people out there. 15:15.982 --> 15:17.524 [SPEAKER_00]: And these happen to be them. 15:17.544 --> 15:20.910 [SPEAKER_00]: And if they get destroyed, then that's they get heaven here or whatever. 15:21.671 --> 15:27.641 [SPEAKER_00]: So there's not a real negotiation going on because nobody really knows who's in charge of people to think they're a charge of being held. 15:28.342 --> 15:29.003 [SPEAKER_00]: So 15:29.489 --> 15:36.079 [SPEAKER_00]: There is that, but the beauty of the Straits of Hormuz is that they can be obsolete if we want the blockade is working. 15:36.420 --> 15:43.872 [SPEAKER_00]: 39 ships have been turned around and the beauty of this also is that Marines and Navy Seals are getting a lot of really good training because combat is good training. 15:44.353 --> 15:49.000 [SPEAKER_00]: So they're doing vessel board, search and seize, which is fun. 15:49.233 --> 15:51.395 [SPEAKER_00]: because you never know what's behind each door. 15:51.455 --> 16:05.167 [SPEAKER_00]: We did a VBSS in the Persian Gulf or the Arabian Gulf depending on which side you're mad at or depending on which side you're at war with because don't you lose any sleep tonight about us not going to war with someone. 16:05.187 --> 16:15.536 [SPEAKER_00]: We're always going to war or always threatening war or always scaring our people like the Patriot Act because if we can take away your liberty by giving you fear or the threat of a war, we can up your taxes, man. 16:15.856 --> 16:18.058 [SPEAKER_00]: We can get, we can get 16:18.663 --> 16:21.809 [SPEAKER_00]: We can get politicians in Minnesota to the rear of the fuck out of stuff. 16:21.829 --> 16:33.350 [SPEAKER_00]: We can get a non-existent railway in California and keep increasing the budget without laying any track because why, oh, the Democrats are going to steal every penny you are forced to send them. 16:33.370 --> 16:33.690 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why. 16:34.732 --> 16:36.756 [SPEAKER_00]: So yeah. 16:37.394 --> 16:38.596 [SPEAKER_00]: Streets or Moose is going to go away. 16:38.616 --> 16:47.547 [SPEAKER_00]: When the war there is, yeah, it's basically a matter of whether or not we want to run Iran, Iran, Iran, Iraq, I suck. 16:48.829 --> 16:52.493 [SPEAKER_00]: If we want them to be part of the global economy or not, that's pretty much it. 16:52.513 --> 16:53.655 [SPEAKER_00]: So we'll see. 16:53.695 --> 16:56.278 [SPEAKER_00]: They're going to move stuff around in ways that. 16:56.298 --> 16:57.740 [SPEAKER_00]: And I think you just broke up OPEC, too. 16:57.760 --> 16:58.341 [SPEAKER_00]: One of them came out. 16:58.381 --> 16:59.943 [SPEAKER_00]: I think he was using UAE, but there. 17:00.343 --> 17:02.065 [SPEAKER_00]: There's a lot of oil stuff going around. 17:02.105 --> 17:03.527 [SPEAKER_00]: We got the Venezuelan side. 17:03.547 --> 17:04.669 [SPEAKER_00]: We got the Iran side. 17:04.769 --> 17:07.232 [SPEAKER_00]: And the end game, as we all know, is China don't invade. 17:09.676 --> 17:36.662 [SPEAKER_00]: Taiwan and take it and that's the end game for everything and if you're going to get pissed about a lot of stuff you're going to start yelling about all the all the water getting wasted because we're trying to cool down the super 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it. 21:15.115 --> 21:19.301 [SPEAKER_00]: I said something about the Arabian Gulf and the Persian Gulf, sleep deprivations and son of a bitch. 21:19.582 --> 21:26.331 [SPEAKER_00]: But we went over there for what was called a meowsurge, 21:26.851 --> 21:28.134 [SPEAKER_00]: the hottest item out there. 21:28.415 --> 21:30.881 [SPEAKER_00]: West Coast guys were doing it because that was an area of operation. 21:30.942 --> 21:43.915 [SPEAKER_00]: I was a sealed team too at the time in the legendary Bravo Platoon, but we did make our way over there on the USS Kennedy, CV67, the last non-nuclear submarine at some ranges. 21:45.785 --> 21:49.129 [SPEAKER_00]: Carrier aircraft, CRCV, aircraft carrier, not nuclear. 21:49.310 --> 21:50.391 [SPEAKER_00]: They filled it up with diesel. 21:50.832 --> 21:55.398 [SPEAKER_00]: But the way that that works is we were doing, get a lot of this high speed Navy seals. 21:55.959 --> 21:58.121 [SPEAKER_00]: We're basically taking down ships. 21:58.222 --> 22:05.511 [SPEAKER_00]: They were dowels, like little little boats with motors on them, and they would be smuggling dates and we take those down. 22:05.531 --> 22:09.597 [SPEAKER_00]: Because I mean, you do want to get work, but it's also a good training in case something real happens. 22:09.617 --> 22:13.682 [SPEAKER_00]: We did get, there was a Russian tanker called the Vulcan F. 22:13.662 --> 22:14.524 [SPEAKER_00]: And we had to take that down. 22:14.544 --> 22:16.810 [SPEAKER_00]: It was smuggling a racquet oil, something that was like an Iranian. 22:16.851 --> 22:19.578 [SPEAKER_00]: Or a racquet dude, if a helm is a Russian tank or all that stuff too. 22:19.899 --> 22:23.107 [SPEAKER_00]: But VBS is fun because they're certain tactics. 22:23.127 --> 22:24.230 [SPEAKER_00]: They're certain ways you can get in. 22:24.591 --> 22:26.777 [SPEAKER_00]: But the end result is you want to... 22:27.719 --> 22:29.802 [SPEAKER_00]: climb on to a ship and then control it. 22:29.822 --> 22:31.785 [SPEAKER_00]: So how do you control where are they steering the ship? 22:31.805 --> 22:37.212 [SPEAKER_00]: Go find that and what's exciting about it is on the way there can be all kinds of stuff that happens. 22:37.232 --> 22:38.314 [SPEAKER_00]: You can run into combatants. 22:38.795 --> 22:42.039 [SPEAKER_00]: You can run into people that are non-compliant. 22:42.059 --> 22:43.081 [SPEAKER_00]: You can run into unknown. 22:43.101 --> 22:45.564 [SPEAKER_00]: You can run into friendly or people disguises friendly. 22:45.584 --> 22:46.365 [SPEAKER_00]: So it's very exciting. 22:46.405 --> 22:52.714 [SPEAKER_00]: I remember when we did the Vulcan F. I was the sniper in the helicopter and I was listening to the communication. 22:52.694 --> 22:58.530 [SPEAKER_00]: And it was just interesting to hear dudes get it done for the first time and there were no shots fire, but it was cool. 22:58.550 --> 23:01.197 [SPEAKER_00]: We got a ship and it's our first time with the media. 23:01.598 --> 23:03.001 [SPEAKER_00]: I got I'll release some pictures of that. 23:03.021 --> 23:04.064 [SPEAKER_00]: We were the ball of clubs. 23:04.084 --> 23:05.488 [SPEAKER_00]: We had MP 5's. 23:06.464 --> 23:21.207 [SPEAKER_00]: with ball ammunition, because that was before we knew that nine millimeter ball is pretty much useless if you're trying to kill someone because it turns out that humans have this thing called a will to live, they live longer than they do in the movies. 23:22.008 --> 23:31.463 [SPEAKER_00]: But yeah, you just want to get on their ticket, and in this case, we would steer it to Oman over there somewhere, but we got to deal with the press for the first time and we thought we were high speed. 23:31.483 --> 23:34.227 [SPEAKER_00]: Before 9-11, so nothing was going on and we went to 23:34.595 --> 23:37.418 [SPEAKER_00]: We were working in and out of Monumabarran. 23:37.438 --> 23:41.143 [SPEAKER_00]: I haven't been there in a while, but I read in someone that was recently there and I guess is built up pretty nicely. 23:41.163 --> 23:44.567 [SPEAKER_00]: However, lately, you might get hit with a missile, which is bad. 23:44.927 --> 23:54.138 [SPEAKER_00]: But with VBSS, I don't know if I know that Airsoft is really popular, that's a role-playing type stuff that dudes do, and I don't have a problem with that. 23:54.158 --> 23:54.858 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it's kind of cool. 23:55.159 --> 23:56.881 [SPEAKER_00]: That's a good hobby, you know? 23:57.181 --> 23:58.763 [SPEAKER_00]: Get out there because, 23:59.232 --> 24:01.174 [SPEAKER_00]: Think about it at the end. 24:01.475 --> 24:11.687 [SPEAKER_00]: When it's all said and done, if you know how to move, if you're familiar, even though it's paintball ish, if you're familiar with incoming rounds, you're familiar with using your angles and tactics. 24:11.707 --> 24:20.197 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, hopefully, like I said earlier, it doesn't happen in your house, but if you need to get out your pump action shot gun that you should have for home defense for your house, you know how to maneuver, you're not a get to your family. 24:20.638 --> 24:25.223 [SPEAKER_00]: What's important, so if you have those skills as good I don't mind the airsoft guys doing that. 24:25.675 --> 24:42.182 [SPEAKER_00]: a lot of people try to imitate our kit, and it's pretty simple, just one of the more potentially compromising situations for VBSS is climbing and caving ladder, so because something might get caught up on it. 24:42.618 --> 24:47.025 [SPEAKER_00]: or you might get tired, stuff like that happens, you, with a caving ladder, you need to learn how to do the system. 24:47.165 --> 24:49.068 [SPEAKER_00]: And I don't know, look, I've never done airsoft. 24:49.309 --> 24:57.001 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know if you guys do this, but if you have a kill house, if there's two stories, put a caving ladder up too, like a little wire ladder and get used to your gear being slick. 24:57.361 --> 25:02.069 [SPEAKER_00]: And we used to have these hooks to, I never did use it, but it would just, it would dirt fit you around like your belt. 25:02.089 --> 25:04.693 [SPEAKER_00]: And then you could just hook and like lean. 25:04.673 --> 25:11.265 [SPEAKER_00]: So you can lean back on that little, little hook like a mini shepherds hook, which is hold you on there as you're going up and then once you climb it just slides back down. 25:11.586 --> 25:13.810 [SPEAKER_00]: But you want your stuff to be streamlined, you don't want shit catching up. 25:14.351 --> 25:17.537 [SPEAKER_00]: And also if you want to be a cool guy and you got a pistol, I don't know where you're going to carry it. 25:18.218 --> 25:19.240 [SPEAKER_00]: Move your pistol around to. 25:19.400 --> 25:23.728 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't, I, I went away from a dropholster, but I think guys are going back with that little nut hugger that they're using. 25:23.748 --> 25:24.650 [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe it's good, maybe it's not. 25:24.690 --> 25:25.251 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not in the game. 25:25.592 --> 25:26.293 [SPEAKER_00]: Whatever. 25:26.881 --> 25:30.549 [SPEAKER_00]: But I would carry a pistol VBSS, but that's the only time. 25:30.569 --> 25:33.214 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't carry it on missions because I think it's a waste of weight. 25:33.415 --> 25:35.439 [SPEAKER_00]: We need to carry a rapid rod, clean your primary. 25:35.719 --> 25:43.776 [SPEAKER_00]: Because if you need, like, in a house, if you need to get, if your primary goes down and you need to go to your secondary, your buddy, unless you did a one-man room entry, which happens. 25:43.891 --> 25:47.796 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm done it, don't get used to that shit. 25:47.816 --> 25:56.429 [SPEAKER_00]: But by the time you put your second in, if you got a buddy in there, a number two man, especially he's in a blast, he'll blast him before you, you know, then you're gonna have a rapid run. 25:58.311 --> 26:08.105 [SPEAKER_00]: The reason I did that as I decided in Afghanistan that a pistol is gonna be useless in not useless, but in a gunfight in a mountain. 26:08.145 --> 26:10.388 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I know that 26:11.650 --> 26:14.254 [SPEAKER_00]: you don't want to use a 10 and a half inch upper in the mountains. 26:14.274 --> 26:18.720 [SPEAKER_00]: You want the longest barrel you can because the longer the barrel, the more pressure the further the bullicoats. 26:18.740 --> 26:21.124 [SPEAKER_00]: And there's there's nothing worse. 26:21.144 --> 26:26.572 [SPEAKER_00]: And I will say nothing worse than having someone shoot at you and their bullets can reach you effectively and you can't reach them so you can't even shoot back. 26:26.612 --> 26:27.113 [SPEAKER_00]: Ben, there too. 26:28.735 --> 26:29.997 [SPEAKER_00]: But 26:31.090 --> 26:42.024 [SPEAKER_00]: Different environments where Iraq was different than Afghanistan, and just using one night I was with Gold Squadron, this is before bin Laden, this is before extortion. 26:42.104 --> 26:43.245 [SPEAKER_00]: So I was with some of those guys. 26:43.285 --> 26:46.990 [SPEAKER_00]: I was actually with some of the guys that died and on extortion. 26:47.471 --> 26:49.814 [SPEAKER_00]: And there was a funny insert. 26:51.536 --> 26:56.322 [SPEAKER_00]: We inserted about seven kilometers away from a village on a mountain. 26:57.871 --> 27:26.798 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... just because man you can you get time to you get time to loosen up after a long flight you get a walk you get your your your your environment you get a feel for the land of what not and as you're going your eyes adjust got your nods your little steps parents is usually falling every hundred clicked every hundred uh... you are so you don't need your ranger beach save weight with that sorry parents i'm lying uh... you didn't trip every hundred meters and then you get to your think it to your set point what not but i was carrying a rapid 27:27.942 --> 27:30.025 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, you want your gun up, but we didn't get into fight. 27:30.145 --> 27:38.716 [SPEAKER_00]: So what I, and what I would do is I would condoms with the best things to use for the end of your gun because you want to keep your, you're not going to, you shouldn't shoot in every, every mission. 27:38.736 --> 27:41.260 [SPEAKER_00]: If you're shooting on every mission, you might be the problem. 27:42.541 --> 27:45.105 [SPEAKER_00]: If you're chucking grenades every mission, you might be the problem. 27:45.125 --> 27:45.986 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't even care your names. 27:46.006 --> 27:49.351 [SPEAKER_00]: I'd care maybe one thermal barrier because I need a blast of house that I'm in. 27:50.112 --> 27:54.237 [SPEAKER_00]: But yeah, so we're, 27:55.972 --> 27:58.135 [SPEAKER_00]: You want to keep your gun clean. 27:58.155 --> 28:02.360 [SPEAKER_00]: So I've just a condom in some tape or just tape itself where you can do whatever the finger of a glove, keep the damn thing, whatever. 28:02.741 --> 28:07.146 [SPEAKER_00]: But we got into a quick gun fight in the, when we first inserted, I let me back up. 28:07.487 --> 28:12.914 [SPEAKER_00]: When the snipers from gold jumped out of the 47 into the snow, like it no shit went up to their waist. 28:12.934 --> 28:13.775 [SPEAKER_00]: We're on a mountain top. 28:14.136 --> 28:22.266 [SPEAKER_00]: So they jumped out and up to their waist and the sniper, I think it was rat, Tom Rasslop, the turn back in and like it might not have been. 28:23.377 --> 28:28.727 [SPEAKER_00]: But one of the snipers, one of their funny dudes, turned around and like said, I'm not going, I'm not joking. 28:28.747 --> 28:30.310 [SPEAKER_00]: He's obviously going, we all jumped out and we walked in. 28:30.670 --> 28:33.856 [SPEAKER_00]: And we walked to whatever two hours to get out of the snow into the village. 28:33.876 --> 28:34.818 [SPEAKER_00]: And then we did get into a gun. 28:34.858 --> 28:36.982 [SPEAKER_00]: Fight some happen, because we're splitting up like four different buildings. 28:37.002 --> 28:41.209 [SPEAKER_00]: And I took some shots and then I slipped on some ice and my barrel went right down into the snow. 28:42.111 --> 28:45.537 [SPEAKER_00]: Now that's crazy, because hot barrel pulled snow, 28:45.517 --> 28:49.228 [SPEAKER_00]: right in and then pick it up at freezes and now you've got to pretty much some eyes. 28:49.248 --> 28:50.611 [SPEAKER_00]: You got some slush and though you don't need. 28:51.233 --> 28:55.566 [SPEAKER_00]: If you try to take a shot and we've trained on this before, where you take a shot with it, your gun's done. 28:56.047 --> 28:56.809 [SPEAKER_00]: You're out. 28:57.413 --> 28:57.834 [SPEAKER_00]: I knew that. 28:57.854 --> 29:07.267 [SPEAKER_00]: So, this is also why you do stuff in training that doesn't seem to make sense at the time, but it will, like the, obviously, you know how to take apart your weapon. 29:07.287 --> 29:10.952 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm carrying an HK416, which is a lot like an M4, which is a lot like an M16. 29:10.992 --> 29:12.334 [SPEAKER_00]: You keep it that way again for what? 29:12.414 --> 29:12.975 [SPEAKER_00]: Most will memory. 29:12.995 --> 29:14.177 [SPEAKER_00]: Do everything like you do anything. 29:14.597 --> 29:19.164 [SPEAKER_00]: So, I know how to take it apart, and you'll see, like, major pain upside down with a blindfold. 29:19.204 --> 29:20.245 [SPEAKER_00]: No, how to take your gun apart. 29:20.265 --> 29:22.148 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm in a position in a gunfight in Afghanistan. 29:22.168 --> 29:23.590 [SPEAKER_00]: This is near Kandahar. 29:23.654 --> 29:26.338 [SPEAKER_00]: in whatever, let's call it 2008. 29:27.560 --> 29:28.361 [SPEAKER_00]: It was something like that. 29:28.401 --> 29:29.423 [SPEAKER_00]: I was really enlisting. 29:30.705 --> 29:32.027 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why I was over there by the way. 29:32.047 --> 29:32.728 [SPEAKER_00]: I wasn't over there. 29:32.909 --> 29:34.431 [SPEAKER_00]: I was augmenting gold squatter. 29:35.192 --> 29:35.553 [SPEAKER_00]: That's all. 29:35.713 --> 29:36.755 [SPEAKER_00]: I had to go see their tactics. 29:36.815 --> 29:42.263 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't know, yet, after seven years, it's the Elthi-Besect, didn't quite get them. 29:42.283 --> 29:43.365 [SPEAKER_00]: So they didn't get them. 29:43.425 --> 29:47.011 [SPEAKER_00]: I went over there to augment them, to teach them tactics. 29:47.151 --> 29:48.413 [SPEAKER_00]: I went over there to re-enlist. 29:48.967 --> 29:52.379 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, because you're in a tax-free zone, he attacks exempt not tax-free. 29:52.439 --> 30:00.107 [SPEAKER_00]: So over there for the anyway, so we're in a gun fight and, uh, and gold squatter is burruto. 30:00.357 --> 30:01.519 [SPEAKER_00]: just over clear. 30:01.879 --> 30:03.862 [SPEAKER_00]: So I slipped in that and then all of a sudden it freezes. 30:03.882 --> 30:04.684 [SPEAKER_00]: I got this slushy sheet. 30:04.704 --> 30:05.845 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't want to shoot it a balloon up. 30:05.886 --> 30:09.291 [SPEAKER_00]: So I need to turn it over and I got to get the charging handle out. 30:09.311 --> 30:10.453 [SPEAKER_00]: And I don't want to take it all the way out. 30:11.254 --> 30:11.735 [SPEAKER_00]: Pull it out. 30:11.855 --> 30:12.716 [SPEAKER_00]: Keep the bolt right there. 30:12.736 --> 30:16.021 [SPEAKER_00]: And I got to get the rapid rod is like the size of a buck knife. 30:16.322 --> 30:16.943 [SPEAKER_00]: And you pull it out. 30:16.963 --> 30:18.605 [SPEAKER_00]: It's kind of like a fishing pole with a string. 30:18.926 --> 30:19.787 [SPEAKER_00]: Back, you got a rod. 30:20.108 --> 30:21.049 [SPEAKER_00]: And really, 30:21.029 --> 30:23.273 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't I kept a wire brush on the end. 30:23.293 --> 30:24.375 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't need to get killed with it. 30:24.415 --> 30:26.699 [SPEAKER_00]: Just jam it down and put it back in your back in the fight. 30:26.719 --> 30:31.067 [SPEAKER_00]: So that happened and the point with that was the muscle memory that I've done that a bunch of times and I know how to do it. 30:31.087 --> 30:33.491 [SPEAKER_00]: Now would have been embarrassing in front of gold squad or to do that. 30:35.836 --> 30:36.497 [SPEAKER_00]: Which is cool. 30:38.961 --> 30:39.903 [SPEAKER_00]: Teach you to show the tactics. 30:39.963 --> 30:45.012 [SPEAKER_00]: I saw a. I saw a thing the other day on Sean Ryan's. 30:46.460 --> 30:58.761 [SPEAKER_00]: Instagram and it said if you could take one of one of my former guests in a combat who would have been I just thought I would take DJ ship Lee and I said I'll take DJ because I want to you stayed at Seal team sit. 30:58.781 --> 31:00.484 [SPEAKER_00]: I was as team leader and then he stayed longer than me. 31:01.005 --> 31:05.573 [SPEAKER_00]: So I said I want to see how DJ has improved on the very advanced tactics that I taught him. 31:06.355 --> 31:08.839 [SPEAKER_00]: Again, tongue and cheek, stud. 31:08.819 --> 31:13.568 [SPEAKER_00]: But I don't even, yeah, though, so we start up with VBSS, we start up with keeping your gear straight. 31:13.608 --> 31:21.664 [SPEAKER_00]: So what we're getting back to, the Airsoft guys is, if you can get a lot of keep your stuff slick, decide what you want, but keep your gear different. 31:22.586 --> 31:26.974 [SPEAKER_00]: I rack Afghanistan, even the guys from Delta, they will work in Iraq most of the time. 31:27.014 --> 31:28.397 [SPEAKER_00]: We kept Afghanistan. 31:28.951 --> 31:48.343 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... we kept the association we're over there and and when the delta guys because we brought it out like we'd send guys with them to like alicada racrim modifillage all that shit and they'd send guys with us and it was uh... it was a lesson for us in cqb we learned a shit time from delta about the way tactics change i mean i mentioned the how are they they uh... they 31:48.323 --> 31:51.686 [SPEAKER_00]: The wars that just started, and we weren't used to how kind of being used to us. 31:52.007 --> 31:58.493 [SPEAKER_00]: And so when, you know, it's used to be well, the doors open, wide open, just run to the gunfight, and they would know of such p-cams inside. 31:58.513 --> 32:00.095 [SPEAKER_00]: So you learn well, change it up. 32:00.135 --> 32:01.757 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not going to get into what how we change it up, but we did. 32:02.137 --> 32:05.580 [SPEAKER_00]: And then the same one dealt that comes over to us, because they're high speed of shit, and they got the cool guns. 32:05.941 --> 32:08.203 [SPEAKER_00]: They don't think it's good shit breaking news. 32:08.263 --> 32:14.089 [SPEAKER_00]: They get top of the one shit, and then we just have to say, look, man, that's too much shit on your gun, because we're going to, you know, we're going to be hiking. 32:14.509 --> 32:15.090 [SPEAKER_00]: So, 32:15.813 --> 32:18.358 [SPEAKER_00]: have your halo side, whatever kind you got. 32:18.378 --> 32:22.265 [SPEAKER_00]: And then have a secondary on your gun, iron sights will not fog up. 32:22.746 --> 32:25.131 [SPEAKER_00]: So find a way to get iron sights behind your primary side. 32:25.151 --> 32:28.056 [SPEAKER_00]: So two is one, one is none except in the case of a pistol. 32:28.697 --> 32:35.109 [SPEAKER_00]: If you're at a point, if you're like people who are lead climber, you should have a pistol. 32:35.169 --> 32:37.033 [SPEAKER_00]: People that climb the roofs of snipers should have a pistol. 32:37.414 --> 32:38.175 [SPEAKER_00]: I think, 32:39.235 --> 32:48.305 [SPEAKER_00]: And if you're interested in this, we can do an episode on this, I think our snipers might have gotten more kills with pistols than they did with their rifles and they got a lot of kills with their rifles. 32:48.345 --> 32:49.046 [SPEAKER_00]: Our snipers, man. 32:51.369 --> 32:53.932 [SPEAKER_00]: Not to start anything, but. 32:56.435 --> 33:02.762 [SPEAKER_00]: I've heard stories of people being the most lethal snipers in history that I've ever been looking at my snipers in their eyes like. 33:03.873 --> 33:06.615 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, how many? 33:06.676 --> 33:08.817 [SPEAKER_00]: That was one deployment for you, bro, I saw it. 33:09.338 --> 33:14.943 [SPEAKER_00]: Whatever, it is what it is and snipers are just cool, but yeah, because so snipers need to carry stuff. 33:14.963 --> 33:19.407 [SPEAKER_00]: If you're a sniper carry pistol, because when you climb in the roof, you never know where Johnny G has going to be. 33:19.467 --> 33:20.668 [SPEAKER_00]: He might be sleeping on the roof too. 33:20.688 --> 33:24.712 [SPEAKER_00]: So, yeah, got off on a little war tangent there, but with your gear, just make sure it's slick. 33:25.032 --> 33:26.854 [SPEAKER_00]: Make sure nothing's gonna get caught on anything. 33:26.874 --> 33:27.654 [SPEAKER_00]: Don't be too wide. 33:28.035 --> 33:31.618 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't need, your chances are you don't need the shit you think you need. 33:31.598 --> 33:34.181 [SPEAKER_00]: If, uh, uh, be the sledge guy. 33:34.221 --> 33:36.043 [SPEAKER_00]: Sledgehammer, all his fails hit a wall with it. 33:36.964 --> 33:38.445 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, yes, so that was that. 33:38.505 --> 33:39.607 [SPEAKER_00]: And then we had the no kings. 33:39.627 --> 33:40.427 [SPEAKER_00]: What was the no kings about? 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W. Bush out of Norfolk over two. 38:27.687 --> 38:54.454 [SPEAKER_00]: pretty much a southern part like right around the rave and see that but they went and they didn't go through the usual mediterranean and the sue as canal and the reason for that was is this is a this is a you know obviously supercarrier there's no need to go through their and deal with the hoothies not that they couldn't deal with everyone they went and went around south africa capable to open another pretty much a southern park there and what they're uh what they're doing is they got the the link in on the uh basically it's already there and it's the southern watch 38:54.755 --> 39:18.973 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... and it's like it's spearheading the combat operations and then we got the fort in the red sea and uh... there they're over there in the red sea because they're forming a try a try as long with the bush a triage a triage triage triage triage going on there uh... with the bush linking in the fort and they're able to work together in a specific battle rhythm with the fort over there in the red sea they're able to send uh... send 39:18.953 --> 39:46.480 [SPEAKER_00]: different logistics, different refueling capabilities for the aircraft that's doing the combat and then you got the the bush coming up for relief and what they're going to get into here is while the bush and the the Lincoln is running pretty much combat operations now the bush is there and what they can do is sort of replace them and it's not like a I'll launch a jet you launch a jet it's like we're going to do our thing and they get relieved and you're going to do your thing if we need because it does come back to the human element 39:46.578 --> 39:58.415 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, what does the, uh, what does the commander, what does the admiral, he, he needs everything to be as efficient as possible and all comes back every single time it comes back to the human element. 39:58.435 --> 40:04.143 [SPEAKER_00]: Because an aircraft carrier is a, is a floating city, um, air operations on a carrier or fantastic. 40:04.163 --> 40:07.287 [SPEAKER_00]: We did get a CM on the Kennedy, which was, uh, 40:08.380 --> 40:09.201 [SPEAKER_00]: an old one. 40:09.342 --> 40:14.370 [SPEAKER_00]: These ones have these new high speed ways to launch aircraft that are faster more efficient, like the magnets and stuff like that. 40:15.251 --> 40:18.216 [SPEAKER_00]: But the battle rhythm is there to keep the people efficient. 40:18.236 --> 40:23.925 [SPEAKER_00]: And because you got everything, I mean, you got carriers out there for 10 months, you got people with families, people with, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, 40:24.648 --> 40:26.691 [SPEAKER_00]: with kids who haven't seen it a long, long time, so I'm around. 40:26.711 --> 40:27.812 [SPEAKER_00]: You gotta worry about morale. 40:27.832 --> 40:30.716 [SPEAKER_00]: You gotta keep the food supplied. 40:30.756 --> 40:32.438 [SPEAKER_00]: Going, you need the shatters to work. 40:32.459 --> 40:35.823 [SPEAKER_00]: You need a lot of logistics going, and the marines on board, they're gonna get there, they're hungry. 40:37.125 --> 40:37.826 [SPEAKER_00]: Ha ha ha. 40:37.846 --> 40:42.312 [SPEAKER_00]: So if you can keep morale as high as possible, it's gonna be faster. 40:42.332 --> 40:52.866 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why we're out of the 11 of our cares that we have, we have three of them now, right around this area to keep shit in order, which they will, because some of these carriers, 40:52.846 --> 40:55.432 [SPEAKER_00]: There, we have the Nimitz class, which is the old one. 40:55.453 --> 41:08.425 [SPEAKER_00]: They start to stop building, I think, in 2009, another Ford class, which I mean, if you want to talk about a ship that can start a war or end a war, we can, and along with a battle rhythm comes battle fatigue, don't get that. 41:09.080 --> 41:13.048 [SPEAKER_00]: because I know that wars have lasted for long times that they don't have to. 41:13.989 --> 41:14.791 [SPEAKER_00]: We crush people. 41:14.951 --> 41:16.033 [SPEAKER_00]: We win wars fast. 41:16.174 --> 41:16.755 [SPEAKER_00]: We win battles. 41:16.815 --> 41:18.278 [SPEAKER_00]: Really, really fast when we're allowed to. 41:18.919 --> 41:21.724 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just like everything else, when we get politicians involved, we lose. 41:21.804 --> 41:23.969 [SPEAKER_00]: We get lawyers involved for the love of God, we lose. 41:24.870 --> 41:26.634 [SPEAKER_00]: But these carriers are there because they can start and stop. 41:26.654 --> 41:28.317 [SPEAKER_00]: And we're talking major shifts here. 41:28.357 --> 41:29.940 [SPEAKER_00]: We're talking in the way that 41:31.253 --> 41:32.375 [SPEAKER_00]: oil is taken out. 41:32.835 --> 41:41.989 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, I ran as need to be a part of it, like I mentioned in the beginning, and the United States flexing and, and I hope you're on board for the big win here because this is a big geopolitical geo, everything. 41:43.531 --> 41:56.350 [SPEAKER_00]: Neo, geo, the worldwide stuff, but the carriers are there and along with the carriers come to battle groups with the battle groups, come the subs, come the frigates, come the destroyers, and I can't say enough that we didn't name them destroyers simply because we ran out of the names we didn't. 41:56.600 --> 42:02.349 [SPEAKER_00]: But the Navy is over there with the United States Marine Corps, and as we all know the Marine Corps is actually part of the Department of the Navy. 42:02.389 --> 42:03.411 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just a men's department. 42:03.431 --> 42:03.832 [SPEAKER_00]: That's fine. 42:03.852 --> 42:04.352 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm good with that. 42:05.554 --> 42:09.961 [SPEAKER_00]: But they're there, they're over there now, and they're just monitoring this. 42:09.981 --> 42:14.068 [SPEAKER_00]: So it's going to be interesting to see because we're dealing with... 42:14.437 --> 42:29.222 [SPEAKER_00]: not just land and sea and some air and drone war, but this is religious stuff too, because if you look into, I'm not giving a sermon today, but if you look into some of the biblical stuff, a lot of stuff going on the people believe it, it doesn't matter what's real, it matters what people in charge believe. 42:30.569 --> 42:34.255 [SPEAKER_00]: And the religious nuts that have been running around for the past 47 years do believe something. 42:34.275 --> 42:35.157 [SPEAKER_00]: They believe in the body. 42:35.197 --> 42:41.448 [SPEAKER_00]: And when you start digging too deep into that, you get into stuff about people showing up on a white horse. 42:42.109 --> 42:45.395 [SPEAKER_00]: And now you've got to wonder if you read different books as you go to bad and as you're going to come. 42:45.956 --> 42:49.442 [SPEAKER_00]: And some people believe Jesus is going to come with that person on the white horse at all the pit. 42:49.963 --> 42:52.948 [SPEAKER_00]: We're kind of at a point to realize whose Jesus is going to show up. 42:54.177 --> 43:17.316 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... it should be interesting to see but very serious people out there and also yet their livelihood their morale around is not a good place to be right now even though they're saying they're negotiating is getting nothing and they got people rising up against them to the soft coup in the dark it takes a while uh... but that's where we're at carriers their sales and rings their all kinds of stuff so uh... shit if you can keep three carriers on your side you're never out of the fight