WEBVTT 00:00.402 --> 00:12.487 [SPEAKER_00]: 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. 00:12.527 --> 00:18.689 [SPEAKER_03]: There was just some of the scenes overnight as thousands of Americans gathered in some of the ways that Osama bin Laden's death. 00:19.050 --> 00:24.872 [SPEAKER_06]: Former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill says he has thought about the mission every day since that Mayday in 2020. 00:25.112 --> 00:33.096 [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. 00:33.176 --> 00:39.760 [SPEAKER_04]: I actually hit him three times, so I shot him twice when he was standing and once I was the fucking American man. 00:40.100 --> 00:43.722 [SPEAKER_04]: We are not going for fame and we are not going for Bravado. 00:44.562 --> 00:54.508 [SPEAKER_04]: 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. 00:55.258 --> 00:58.147 [SPEAKER_05]: your need help, hang up, and then die your operator. 00:58.689 --> 01:01.738 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm Rob O'Neill, and this is the Operator Podcast. 01:13.483 --> 01:14.384 [SPEAKER_04]: Welcome to it. 01:14.424 --> 01:16.204 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the operator podcast. 01:16.265 --> 01:19.766 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm your host Robert Joneel former seal team six operator. 01:20.827 --> 01:24.749 [SPEAKER_04]: And I've been away for while I've been traveling quite a bit. 01:24.929 --> 01:26.390 [SPEAKER_04]: I've been trying to post it on. 01:28.168 --> 01:36.590 [SPEAKER_04]: At Mikuya, at the operator podcast, and the like, but traveling around the world, haven't been to Asia in a while, it'd be good to get faster. 01:36.610 --> 01:42.791 [SPEAKER_04]: I might go left to set a going right, depending on which map you use, or which globe you use, if you decide to use a globe. 01:43.251 --> 01:45.191 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's been interesting flying. 01:45.932 --> 01:51.933 [SPEAKER_04]: I haven't been able to record a podcast, not because I don't care about you, but because, but I have a studio issues, just, 01:53.282 --> 01:56.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Typical operator without his calm guy. 01:56.683 --> 02:08.085 [SPEAKER_04]: It's that, I mean, I know how to set this stuff up, but it's just the reinforcement from the powers that be that you should have a resident expert, a subject matter expert when you're doing something. 02:08.105 --> 02:09.965 [SPEAKER_04]: And I sort of know how to use this. 02:10.005 --> 02:18.867 [SPEAKER_04]: And I sort of converse with AI, the voice of the demons, to help me set up my studio the morning. 02:18.907 --> 02:19.967 [SPEAKER_04]: And it just seems to happen 02:22.348 --> 02:29.734 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll come up to the, you know, I'm actually, I do the test the night before that I come up in the morning if I'm going to record that day and then sometimes just cables didn't work. 02:29.754 --> 02:41.663 [SPEAKER_04]: I've had weird power stuff go out and it's just just stuff that we're trying to get angry and then I revert back to a lot of the speeches that I give stuff that 02:51.335 --> 02:54.617 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's one of the, I have daughter's not son. 02:54.637 --> 02:56.438 [SPEAKER_04]: She's my first son, so now I have to raise a son. 02:56.458 --> 03:06.602 [SPEAKER_04]: And I can already see it different than what the girls like if VV goes over and actually bumps Reeves had. 03:06.622 --> 03:07.103 [SPEAKER_04]: She's too. 03:07.183 --> 03:10.084 [SPEAKER_04]: He's not, I'll make sure she's okay, but she bumped his head. 03:10.104 --> 03:10.524 [SPEAKER_04]: He's the boy. 03:10.564 --> 03:11.045 [SPEAKER_04]: It's fine. 03:11.085 --> 03:12.285 [SPEAKER_04]: You're going to bump your head, buddy. 03:13.646 --> 03:19.229 [SPEAKER_04]: But, you're going, I guess, I'm going to need to teach a son 03:21.120 --> 03:23.162 [SPEAKER_04]: And I do this in my speech is something about anger. 03:23.182 --> 03:25.444 [SPEAKER_04]: I work on my anger all the time, especially with sobriety. 03:25.464 --> 03:32.390 [SPEAKER_04]: Like the first year, I'm hearing the first year of sobriety as a tough as this is, this is my first year of sobriety. 03:33.311 --> 03:41.397 [SPEAKER_04]: And then July 18th will be the day, but I've heard that the anger comes with it. 03:41.498 --> 03:42.839 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know what the excuse is. 03:42.859 --> 03:47.303 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't, maybe because when you have a couple of cocktails to stop caring, which is, which is true. 03:48.420 --> 04:12.826 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, the anger's there and I give myself my advice every single day, but it's it's anger is more information than anything and this is I think I think I think not I'm not an expert at that either as that's my my own father or people that have fathered boys, because if you saw the toast that I gave when Reeves is baptized, he's the first on Neilman in 50 years, which I think is cool and the my people last shot because I'm the youngest 50. 04:14.927 --> 04:22.331 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, we had a nice bad business and a nice toast, but one of the things that teach a young boy is anger is information. 04:22.972 --> 04:27.054 [SPEAKER_04]: And you try to avoid it if you can and try to stay calm. 04:27.314 --> 04:31.837 [SPEAKER_04]: I tell people that all the time that panic is contagious, which it is, but so is calm. 04:32.097 --> 04:35.519 [SPEAKER_04]: And the way that you act can be contagious to people. 04:35.559 --> 04:37.300 [SPEAKER_04]: That's why it's important to try to remain calm. 04:37.340 --> 04:39.901 [SPEAKER_04]: And again, very easy to give this advice. 04:39.981 --> 04:42.943 [SPEAKER_04]: Not that easy to take it and every single day, 04:43.793 --> 04:50.098 [SPEAKER_04]: If you realize that anger is not a weapon, it's just information, especially with yourself and if people are reading you, they can use it or abuse it. 04:51.319 --> 04:55.022 [SPEAKER_04]: So if you can stay calm as a leader, you project calm. 04:55.742 --> 04:58.925 [SPEAKER_04]: People around you will have a tendency to calm down, which internal calm you down too. 04:58.945 --> 05:08.352 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's part of the repetition that I like to bring to my talks, because, and you're going to see stuff online, some of the speeches that I give, because 05:10.058 --> 05:12.439 [SPEAKER_04]: A lot of my messages are similar because of the repetition. 05:12.459 --> 05:13.840 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to tell you something over and over. 05:13.860 --> 05:15.841 [SPEAKER_04]: Like it's not like I would teach you how to shoot. 05:17.242 --> 05:24.425 [SPEAKER_04]: What I used to carry a six hour P2 to six is what they gave us in the military and I have shot that thing I would've got a million times. 05:25.222 --> 05:41.207 [SPEAKER_04]: So I wouldn't try to teach you a different way to shoot it when I teach you how to grab the pistol, the weapon or whatever you want to call don't call to nine, by the way, just don't that was a thing in the 90s and cool movies, they would set call to nine or like a vanilla ice fuck yeah, he did call to nine. 05:42.607 --> 05:51.670 [SPEAKER_04]: Rowling is 5.0 with his whatever vanilla ice, but that we I heard someone call to nine to a buzz instructor, what's that wasn't happy he got really good pushups that day. 05:53.000 --> 06:06.048 [SPEAKER_04]: But the point I'm making is I wouldn't teach someone like here like the first thing I'll do when I'll teach someone how to shoot a guns that you should grab the grab the the grab the weapon as if you're shaking someone's hand and on that too teach your son how to shake someone's hand look them in the eyes 06:07.348 --> 06:19.739 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, I'm going to teach I would say to do the same thing over and over if you want to be good I want to be great at something 10,000 times a hundred thousand times like when you're shooting I would recommend practice shooting If you're a range guy, what you all show range guy? 06:19.879 --> 06:29.748 [SPEAKER_04]: I even say in that you're okay Let's get through that to if you're you're a range guy if you go to the range of practice practice tactics, which I think is a good thing You shouldn't be 06:31.401 --> 06:37.705 [SPEAKER_04]: learning the wrong tactics or practicing the wrong tactics try to get someone who knows what they're doing but also try to do something makes sense. 06:38.266 --> 06:41.408 [SPEAKER_04]: I've had dudes I remember one guy in particular. 06:42.509 --> 06:46.932 [SPEAKER_04]: Creed before Creed from the office we had the real Creed he used to drive the. 06:48.620 --> 06:52.243 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, he had a van creed did Matt Creed again. 06:52.364 --> 06:52.824 [SPEAKER_04]: Great dude. 06:52.904 --> 06:54.205 [SPEAKER_04]: I got a I hope he's listening. 06:54.425 --> 06:55.166 [SPEAKER_04]: I got to reach out to him. 06:55.186 --> 06:55.647 [SPEAKER_04]: He's out. 06:55.667 --> 06:56.347 [SPEAKER_04]: He's out west. 06:56.367 --> 06:56.868 [SPEAKER_04]: I love seeing him. 06:56.908 --> 06:58.149 [SPEAKER_04]: It's I'm out east. 06:58.169 --> 06:58.790 [SPEAKER_04]: He's out west. 06:59.050 --> 07:05.576 [SPEAKER_04]: But here is a guy that just a complete freak and physical nature of great dude and fearless. 07:06.577 --> 07:08.679 [SPEAKER_04]: I know a few guys who were legit fearless. 07:08.699 --> 07:09.860 [SPEAKER_04]: Creed was one of them. 07:09.920 --> 07:11.721 [SPEAKER_04]: Fearless guy physical stud. 07:13.602 --> 07:21.185 [SPEAKER_04]: Would do anything for you, especially if you're in a like a brief position of like a power, a loyal, great dude. 07:22.086 --> 07:26.747 [SPEAKER_04]: He used to, he had this van, he drove for more again, I mean, he van. 07:26.787 --> 07:30.309 [SPEAKER_04]: Like we're talking, I do that a buzz, a young dude. 07:30.409 --> 07:37.091 [SPEAKER_04]: So it is early 20s driving from finishing buzz, which he was such a physical dude. 07:37.131 --> 07:38.792 [SPEAKER_04]: He did the eight month course in like six weeks. 07:39.452 --> 07:48.220 [SPEAKER_04]: But I drove to Oregon drove out to Virginia Beach and they had this man that we would drive around and we cut it because you know, Creed, we obviously call it the Oreo Creed wagon and we go part of it. 07:48.240 --> 07:56.026 [SPEAKER_04]: We used to go on a pop up pub in Virginia Beach from my place on Wolping Korean Circle, chicks beach and Virginia Beach, same shit. 07:56.547 --> 07:59.089 [SPEAKER_04]: We dragged on a pop up pub in the Oreo Creed wagon. 07:59.349 --> 08:00.670 [SPEAKER_04]: You can fit as many people as you can. 08:00.690 --> 08:02.171 [SPEAKER_04]: Does that make sense? 08:02.211 --> 08:02.712 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't give a shit. 08:03.012 --> 08:07.076 [SPEAKER_04]: But I remember working, he came up with ideas like so he got to us. 08:08.743 --> 08:10.044 [SPEAKER_04]: just after 9 a.m. 08:10.164 --> 08:10.465 [SPEAKER_04]: I think. 08:10.625 --> 08:12.146 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to say just after 9 a.m. 11. 08:13.087 --> 08:20.174 [SPEAKER_04]: And we were doing, we, I was think it was a CO team four at the time. 08:20.194 --> 08:27.221 [SPEAKER_04]: That was a weird dynamic, because the way the CO teams work, we really keep stuff simple until we get officers involved and it's not no longer simple. 08:27.802 --> 08:29.884 [SPEAKER_04]: But the CO teams, the way they started in 1962, 08:32.180 --> 08:36.341 [SPEAKER_04]: Seal team once he'll team to the East Coast, Seal team to West Coast, Seal team one. 08:36.601 --> 08:38.941 [SPEAKER_04]: The odd numbers are out west, even numbers in Virginia Beach. 08:38.961 --> 08:43.942 [SPEAKER_04]: So technically, because of the time zones, Seal team two was the first Seal team, sorry about that Seal team one mad respect. 08:44.262 --> 08:50.943 [SPEAKER_04]: And I was having this conversation the other day that if I had to do it again, which team would I pick? 08:50.963 --> 08:56.224 [SPEAKER_04]: And for some reason, I had a strong urge to go to Seal team five. 08:57.405 --> 08:59.205 [SPEAKER_04]: Because what happens when you graduate, 09:01.005 --> 09:05.766 [SPEAKER_04]: Seal training is you fill out a dream sheet where do you want to go and the recommendation is pick a coast. 09:05.806 --> 09:13.208 [SPEAKER_04]: So if they give you three options and you want to go to the West Coast go 1-3-5 or 5-1-3 or whatever or what I don't do not put STV because you're going. 09:13.328 --> 09:15.428 [SPEAKER_04]: STV is the seal delivery vehicle. 09:16.649 --> 09:21.410 [SPEAKER_04]: When I was there it was a fully immersed submarine to get it and it fills with water. 09:21.430 --> 09:21.690 [SPEAKER_04]: It's cold. 09:21.710 --> 09:24.330 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't swim for your balls off 10-12 hour dives. 09:24.811 --> 09:25.071 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't put 09:27.353 --> 09:44.729 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, you used to be just picked that and then you go to one of the coast, but I think I would pick five net hard to say because the butterfly effect with everything because I think of when I was a team to okay backing up I went from buds to seal team to and then during my fourth the platoon and what a platoon is. 09:46.365 --> 09:48.486 [SPEAKER_04]: is the group of guys that get together at the very beginning. 09:48.866 --> 09:50.708 [SPEAKER_04]: Your platoon will call it 16 dudes. 09:50.728 --> 09:51.828 [SPEAKER_04]: So 14 and list the two officers. 09:51.888 --> 09:53.129 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm keeping it bare bones here. 09:53.529 --> 09:57.151 [SPEAKER_04]: That platoon works together every single day for usually a full year, year and a half before you deploy. 09:57.792 --> 09:59.192 [SPEAKER_04]: And you work on everything. 09:59.232 --> 10:02.014 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, let's assume we just started a platoon. 10:02.474 --> 10:04.035 [SPEAKER_04]: The way the platoon work is you get together. 10:04.375 --> 10:09.578 [SPEAKER_04]: Here's your chief chief can introduce you to the OIC, here's your ALIC, assistant officer and charge. 10:09.979 --> 10:11.519 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to start tactics, how do we start? 10:11.700 --> 10:12.560 [SPEAKER_04]: Start by crawling. 10:12.580 --> 10:13.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's pick up a broom each. 10:14.507 --> 10:16.589 [SPEAKER_04]: or a rubber weapon, rubber weapons are one of my favorite. 10:16.609 --> 10:19.571 [SPEAKER_04]: Pick up a rubber weapon and then we're gonna go patrol. 10:19.671 --> 10:22.734 [SPEAKER_04]: So go down to the beach, we go back to the berms and patrol. 10:23.014 --> 10:24.635 [SPEAKER_04]: And work on hand signals or whatnot. 10:24.715 --> 10:30.180 [SPEAKER_04]: And then I recommend assuming you don't have anything just patrol and get used to seeing each other. 10:30.580 --> 10:37.226 [SPEAKER_04]: And there's gonna be specific ways to specific orders in order. 10:37.386 --> 10:40.769 [SPEAKER_04]: So the point amount of be first, obviously, is feel the fire, it will be, 10:41.891 --> 10:45.044 [SPEAKER_04]: 180 out and then in the very, very back, you have a due-called versicurity. 10:45.065 --> 10:45.687 [SPEAKER_04]: His is a... 10:46.738 --> 10:49.359 [SPEAKER_04]: 180 in the back, the other 180 degrees. 10:49.659 --> 10:56.660 [SPEAKER_04]: And then in the middle you have people say, I'd point man then you have usually your patrol leader and then a radio guy with the patrol leader, but everyone's a radio guy now then having automatic weapon. 10:56.680 --> 10:59.741 [SPEAKER_04]: He's going to point left and then someone and then another automatic weapon he points right. 11:00.101 --> 11:05.323 [SPEAKER_04]: Go your fields of fire back that way, start patrolling, get and use to what the guy in front of you behind you looks like that's it. 11:05.743 --> 11:09.984 [SPEAKER_04]: Walk, walk, walk and work on your bullshit hand signals, even though they're not bullshit. 11:11.264 --> 11:13.965 [SPEAKER_04]: Everything, know how to do everything, know how to use your Ranger Beach. 11:13.985 --> 11:14.805 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't Ranger Beads are. 11:15.998 --> 11:20.779 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to fix that we did those in the 90s before we went back to war before we went back to wars. 11:20.799 --> 11:23.160 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't don't you worry for a second about us not going back to wars. 11:23.180 --> 11:23.760 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll start them. 11:24.401 --> 11:27.661 [SPEAKER_04]: And I have a theory on what's going to happen to the shit in the Middle East man. 11:27.701 --> 11:29.242 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just love of the game. 11:29.862 --> 11:32.723 [SPEAKER_04]: We've been hit in that hard since like the 70s. 11:33.803 --> 11:36.224 [SPEAKER_04]: That because that rare oil that we're never going to run out of. 11:37.160 --> 11:37.720 [SPEAKER_04]: is over there. 11:37.920 --> 11:39.721 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, start off with the basics with Splatoon. 11:39.801 --> 11:40.701 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I'm getting to a point. 11:40.721 --> 11:43.763 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't have notes again, but we're talking about patrolling, then you get into other stuff. 11:43.783 --> 11:45.623 [SPEAKER_04]: So here's the platoon and we did the patrol. 11:45.763 --> 11:46.904 [SPEAKER_04]: Now we learn our hand signals. 11:46.944 --> 11:49.064 [SPEAKER_04]: Whatever means land, mind, you're about it. 11:49.085 --> 11:51.645 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, that's another one too. 11:51.685 --> 11:54.847 [SPEAKER_04]: Just fucking don't step on it. 11:55.147 --> 11:57.888 [SPEAKER_04]: Some of the hand signals, I think you get just because you want to sound cool. 11:58.248 --> 12:03.570 [SPEAKER_04]: A lot of stuff, hey, if we have to have one that was enemy, I see the enemy in like it. 12:03.590 --> 12:05.231 [SPEAKER_04]: It was put your hand in front of your face like that, 12:07.259 --> 12:11.524 [SPEAKER_04]: Put your, if I put my hand in front of my face, I'm looking at the end of that was what I was taught when I got a seal to it. 12:11.564 --> 12:18.133 [SPEAKER_04]: I was thinking to the time, hey, if you just see me out of nowhere, point my gun somewhere and it looks like I might shoot at any moment. 12:18.153 --> 12:23.920 [SPEAKER_04]: That means I see something cool get rid of that no no more this. 12:24.140 --> 12:24.500 [SPEAKER_04]: And then. 12:26.268 --> 12:27.629 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, that you don't want to crack me up. 12:27.709 --> 12:38.116 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, because we got to get used to everything and you should start for the basics get with your guys after you teach them how to walk which you should teach it because you you want you if you're not in the military you don't believe me, but your best friend is not a walk. 12:38.676 --> 12:39.177 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to teach it. 12:40.398 --> 12:42.439 [SPEAKER_04]: So then you get done walking you got it. 12:42.479 --> 12:43.880 [SPEAKER_04]: What okay, let's let's be basic. 12:44.160 --> 12:56.146 [SPEAKER_04]: We're gonna walk somewhere I'm assuming we we we we did our walking and then we sided in our guns and the senior guys Usually the snipers in the platoon out of the 16 two guys will be snipers there There you're instructors how to side in your weapons to zero. 12:56.166 --> 13:01.889 [SPEAKER_04]: You're gonna get your weapons zero Then I got to teach you fuckers how to pack a rucksack because we're going outside We're gonna live there. 13:02.369 --> 13:07.512 [SPEAKER_04]: We need shit So you know usually pull your dudes together and then show them what a rucksack is 13:10.593 --> 13:25.143 [SPEAKER_04]: Use what you got but also I think the military bearing as far as gear should go out the window whatever's comfortable whatever works should work But teach people how to how to put the where the heavy shit goes where the light shit goes where the important shit goes in your backpack How to load your gear what are you gonna wear on your chest 13:26.083 --> 13:37.434 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, do you want your mags share what's the latest and greatest, where you're going with your host or what's important, what's a not a port teach you how to do that and you get into sleeping outside teach him how to set up a bivie here's how to set up a heights and the snipers are good at that too. 13:38.075 --> 13:40.618 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, and the point I was making about Creed. 13:42.643 --> 14:08.297 [SPEAKER_04]: was eventually you get a detective so i've taught him how to walk we learn how to run we probably did some swimming some rivers dream crossing people get hurt doing that the basic ship will get you killed uh we learn how to sleep at night and then here uh bad guys have been outside and we do little center peels or peel writer the shit the vietnam guys taught us until we learn and have to understand that tactics in the jungler different than tactics in the in the mountains and in the desert and in and in towns and urban and all this stuff 14:09.255 --> 14:12.358 [SPEAKER_04]: So now we got to learn what happens when you go into something so yeah, mm-hmm. 14:12.478 --> 14:22.828 [SPEAKER_04]: No, don't you I'm thinking of my I didn't mean when you enter someone you sick Fuck I meant you have to go in See you're doing it. 14:22.888 --> 14:23.548 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not even here. 14:23.568 --> 14:24.229 [SPEAKER_04]: And I know you're doing it. 14:24.249 --> 14:33.417 [SPEAKER_04]: I know where your mind's going because I know my peeps I know my operators You're gonna have to go into a house cave ship or something like that so we got to figure out the tactics so all we've learned how to walk our guns are sighted in and we picked the opportunity 14:34.138 --> 14:35.280 [SPEAKER_04]: not usually always too. 14:35.601 --> 14:37.645 [SPEAKER_04]: So you have your shit with the batteries, shit without the batteries. 14:37.725 --> 14:40.430 [SPEAKER_04]: Iron sites never need batteries, have iron sites at some point. 14:42.262 --> 14:44.943 [SPEAKER_04]: And then like save gear, E&E kit, I don't think it's necessary. 14:44.963 --> 14:46.423 [SPEAKER_04]: If you have a gun, you have everything you need. 14:46.463 --> 14:48.824 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a charge card, it's your 416 charge card. 14:49.204 --> 14:51.585 [SPEAKER_04]: Why are you carrying that extra, this and extra that? 14:51.605 --> 14:54.666 [SPEAKER_04]: And okay, signal mayer great, and then you're radial. 14:54.986 --> 14:59.067 [SPEAKER_04]: But with a gun, I'm assuming if you have a gun on the foreign land, you're in a place where there's people. 14:59.427 --> 15:01.188 [SPEAKER_04]: Use your gun and go fucking take stuff. 15:01.768 --> 15:03.589 [SPEAKER_04]: There you go, free shit. 15:03.789 --> 15:07.310 [SPEAKER_04]: And that works in real time too, especially I'm not gonna encourage that. 15:08.110 --> 15:11.072 [SPEAKER_04]: But for Chicago side was if you have a gun you have a lot more than you realize. 15:11.092 --> 15:14.975 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what you can't let the government take it for you, but we're teaching guys to go in the house is now. 15:15.255 --> 15:18.578 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're going to go in the house and I'm not giving away tactics. 15:18.598 --> 15:22.000 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm saying let's assume the guy goes in the house and doesn't go straight. 15:22.481 --> 15:25.423 [SPEAKER_04]: He's going to go somewhere and then your job is a guy right behind him. 15:25.863 --> 15:38.429 [SPEAKER_04]: is to cover his back and then the next guy in will cover what's not being covered followed by the fourth and at some point you need to figure out how many guys is enough and then I will show you all kinds of tactics that we can screw up to the final boss that we did at Seal Team 6. 15:38.790 --> 15:48.515 [SPEAKER_04]: I was actually telling my mother about this over the weekend when we're doing the baptism I show her one tactic I will not get into because I'm not going to give you tactics but we invented a tactic called something awesome. 15:49.235 --> 15:50.916 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what it's not called that. 15:50.936 --> 15:53.497 [SPEAKER_04]: It's called I'm not going to tell you what it's called but I'm going to 15:55.718 --> 16:05.289 [SPEAKER_04]: We designed a hallway on the third floor of the MST, which is the killhouse of CLC6 specifically for this tactic every single room most rooms except for the mainframes. 16:06.671 --> 16:13.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Walls move hallways move you want to give them a different look even to the point like you do stuff at an advanced level tell them exactly. 16:14.710 --> 16:32.288 [SPEAKER_04]: what the layout of the land is like you would see I bet cops deal with this for bank robbers here's the layout here's the architecture here's the guy that designed the fucking place here's the elevator set here's all this stuff to show them that and then have the house will completely different when they enter just prove a point doesn't matter what someone outside the house tells you it matters what you see 16:32.868 --> 16:34.429 [SPEAKER_04]: You only know what you've been told. 16:34.749 --> 16:43.295 [SPEAKER_04]: So if someone's telling you a hunch on you until tell them to fuck right off And the best example I have for that is if you're going to like I would go to a place and they say hey There's gonna be there's five men. 16:43.315 --> 16:44.075 [SPEAKER_04]: There's ten women. 16:44.135 --> 16:45.336 [SPEAKER_04]: There's twenty children. 16:45.356 --> 16:49.639 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like okay There's thirty five people say that Now tell me who they are. 16:49.659 --> 17:01.927 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll figure it out when I get there men were Berkha's chick shoot at us kids have blown up We've been fortunate with kids they happen to put the fucking suicide best on backwards or kill the kid not them Sorry Stu you had to eat that one, but you didn't eat the way he intended 17:03.705 --> 17:08.648 [SPEAKER_04]: But you do this stuff and then you figure with all the monotony, all the blocks of training. 17:08.668 --> 17:10.970 [SPEAKER_04]: What did Navy SEALs do as we're training for a platoon? 17:11.550 --> 17:13.572 [SPEAKER_04]: This is just a platoon, by the way, to this is getting to see a team six. 17:13.592 --> 17:14.973 [SPEAKER_04]: This is, I mean, this is the shit where... 17:16.256 --> 17:37.031 [SPEAKER_04]: I hear stuff online about a point man here and the point man's it's like the point man can be point man for about an eighth of a second he turns into something else he enters room two guys follow them there's a point man two and three and four men just become point man for second training where's the third train going there's another point man so the the you we get so good the tactics change but you get in there you're doing this the monotony the blocks of training the the patrolling the land warfare the CQB the visit board 17:42.895 --> 17:44.676 [SPEAKER_04]: Water jump, land jump, mountain jump. 17:44.776 --> 17:46.298 [SPEAKER_04]: All this shit is coming together. 17:46.318 --> 17:56.165 [SPEAKER_04]: So you're going with the standard operating procedures with at the same time, don't be nervous about changing their standard operating procedures. 17:56.185 --> 17:57.946 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like anything, it's fluid, it can change. 17:58.206 --> 18:01.669 [SPEAKER_04]: If something changes, maybe it was a change because the enemies are also watching us. 18:01.709 --> 18:05.251 [SPEAKER_04]: They do watch the movies and believe it or not, you've seen them on the fucking monkey bars. 18:05.271 --> 18:06.052 [SPEAKER_04]: They think monkey bars, 18:06.452 --> 18:08.233 [SPEAKER_04]: They think monkey bars are not a horse on a ladder. 18:08.253 --> 18:08.773 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't know shit. 18:08.793 --> 18:09.474 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a horse on a ladder. 18:09.494 --> 18:10.414 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not jumping jacks either. 18:10.434 --> 18:11.475 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a side straddle hot. 18:11.495 --> 18:11.775 [SPEAKER_04]: Come on. 18:12.135 --> 18:13.656 [SPEAKER_04]: Basic day one shit alkida. 18:14.896 --> 18:18.478 [SPEAKER_04]: But they're seeing stuff and thinking we might do that, which we might. 18:18.498 --> 18:23.921 [SPEAKER_04]: If you see stuff on a video game that becomes popular, it's not uncommon for people to try that in real life, because that is their experience is a new guy. 18:24.321 --> 18:27.643 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're going through these blocks of training, Creed, the stud, my new guy. 18:28.443 --> 18:32.605 [SPEAKER_04]: What we were teaching at the time was hostage rescue, which is close quarters battle, but you have to 18:38.083 --> 18:41.646 [SPEAKER_04]: move fast because they have a hostage inside and we might need to get in the hostage rescue. 18:42.566 --> 18:46.649 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, and no fast all you got to come up with the counters for that. 18:46.709 --> 18:48.030 [SPEAKER_04]: What is fast me loud? 18:48.650 --> 18:50.071 [SPEAKER_04]: What is fast mean white lights? 18:50.632 --> 18:51.873 [SPEAKER_04]: A lot a lot of discussion. 18:51.893 --> 18:53.554 [SPEAKER_04]: We had a lot of discussion because we're now in war. 18:53.814 --> 18:57.516 [SPEAKER_04]: My generation saw more face-to-face combat than any generations in Vietnam. 18:57.536 --> 18:58.257 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm here to tell you that. 18:58.277 --> 18:58.997 [SPEAKER_04]: I know the fucking guys. 18:59.218 --> 19:06.643 [SPEAKER_04]: I know guys that joined the Navy because they read Rob Warrier and then let a jump into Somalia to rescue Jessica fucking be cannon. 19:07.263 --> 19:07.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 19:07.703 --> 19:14.007 [SPEAKER_04]: So people reach the people look at shit, but going into a house, we're doing hostage rescue and move quickly, but we weren't considering the white lights. 19:14.227 --> 19:17.409 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, why, like, here's me asking when I got to see a few six, why are you using white light? 19:17.429 --> 19:18.149 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, it's faster. 19:18.490 --> 19:19.470 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to get into fight anyway. 19:19.490 --> 19:20.111 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm as we get it done. 19:20.131 --> 19:20.431 [SPEAKER_04]: All that. 19:20.631 --> 19:21.111 [SPEAKER_04]: That makes sense. 19:21.131 --> 19:21.391 [SPEAKER_04]: Perfect. 19:21.411 --> 19:21.571 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 19:21.591 --> 19:21.731 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 19:22.052 --> 19:23.833 [SPEAKER_04]: But also, I'll kind of see the light yelling. 19:24.853 --> 19:26.234 [SPEAKER_04]: It's famous in movies, men. 19:26.354 --> 19:28.956 [SPEAKER_04]: People love the first time they can yell fire in the hole. 19:29.236 --> 19:32.778 [SPEAKER_04]: You imagine being a dude joined the Marine Corps, but you've been playing Call of Duty on that shit or 19:33.814 --> 19:35.695 [SPEAKER_04]: Watching TV or watching war. 19:35.715 --> 19:36.575 [SPEAKER_04]: It's always on television. 19:36.595 --> 19:40.736 [SPEAKER_04]: I was bullshit, you know, and then you finally get a chance and you want to scream fire in the hall So holy shit. 19:40.756 --> 19:41.056 [SPEAKER_04]: I did it. 19:41.076 --> 19:42.657 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but you also you'll fire in the hole. 19:42.697 --> 19:46.158 [SPEAKER_04]: Why do you yell that you just yell where you are man in English? 19:46.318 --> 19:47.018 [SPEAKER_04]: They know you're there. 19:47.138 --> 19:51.060 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I mean a bomb is gonna go out fed of warn every well, did you see your friend put a bomb on there? 19:51.080 --> 19:55.321 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, what did you think was gonna happen in in three and a half seconds? 19:56.201 --> 19:56.881 [SPEAKER_04]: The bomb is gonna go up. 19:56.901 --> 20:00.623 [SPEAKER_04]: You will yeah, so situation dictates don't yell just don't go near it. 20:00.723 --> 20:01.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no, you can go 20:02.823 --> 20:03.784 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, just keep it simple. 20:03.804 --> 20:04.305 [SPEAKER_04]: You can change it. 20:04.525 --> 20:10.752 [SPEAKER_04]: And one of the problems with Saturday operating procedures is they become that and you have a tendency to say, well, this is the way we've always done it. 20:11.073 --> 20:14.156 [SPEAKER_04]: The point I'm making is that's the way we always did it run-in fast and get there. 20:14.397 --> 20:18.161 [SPEAKER_04]: And I actually watched these tactics the first night I got to kill I watched our tactics work because 20:19.022 --> 20:21.883 [SPEAKER_04]: What Creed said at CL team four, not at CL team six. 20:21.903 --> 20:23.924 [SPEAKER_04]: So I'm talking before I went to CL team six. 20:24.344 --> 20:28.285 [SPEAKER_04]: We're doing close quarters battle because we do it at each platoon level and it's very important basin. 20:28.325 --> 20:33.227 [SPEAKER_04]: I think everyone should do close quarters battle before they've been doing more for maybe we'll talk about that later. 20:33.527 --> 20:34.628 [SPEAKER_04]: I might get hit up on Reddit. 20:35.248 --> 20:35.428 [SPEAKER_04]: But. 20:38.435 --> 20:40.597 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't say this is the way we've always done it. 20:40.917 --> 20:42.518 [SPEAKER_04]: Something could change, something could be different. 20:42.538 --> 20:44.819 [SPEAKER_04]: You could come up with a new tactic for situation dictates. 20:44.839 --> 20:48.102 [SPEAKER_04]: Like I said, don't think, don't ever assume something's going to go a certain way. 20:48.862 --> 20:54.886 [SPEAKER_04]: So we were running through the house on whatnot and we were using Simunition and Simunition is like paint, all it's really cool. 20:54.906 --> 20:55.807 [SPEAKER_04]: And you should be able to use that. 20:55.867 --> 21:03.772 [SPEAKER_04]: People should have access to that because if you get shot with stuff, you will lose that fake blanket of respawning. 21:03.792 --> 21:05.493 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't get a respawn in combat. 21:08.649 --> 21:12.452 [SPEAKER_04]: you just get blown up and if you get hit with a big enough bomb, you just cease to exist. 21:12.472 --> 21:17.936 [SPEAKER_04]: Like all this shit that was important to you, like your first school picture and that credit card didn't, and you just blow up guess what? 21:17.956 --> 21:18.837 [SPEAKER_04]: You're fucking gone. 21:18.857 --> 21:20.979 [SPEAKER_04]: Man, Pink Miss is a cute way to say it, but it ain't cute. 21:21.902 --> 21:23.323 [SPEAKER_04]: Anyway, we're doing house runs. 21:23.823 --> 21:26.484 [SPEAKER_04]: It's quick, it's simulation, and then create the new guy. 21:26.684 --> 21:27.705 [SPEAKER_04]: No, no deployments. 21:27.725 --> 21:29.245 [SPEAKER_04]: And you are a meat stick. 21:29.626 --> 21:30.566 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a fucking new guy. 21:30.586 --> 21:31.506 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a meat at a team. 21:31.827 --> 21:34.188 [SPEAKER_04]: When you go to seal team six, and you're a new guy, you're a newer guy. 21:34.308 --> 21:40.811 [SPEAKER_04]: Like you've done your five years at seal team five, or two, and you've done combat deployments too, and then you did selection. 21:40.831 --> 21:42.091 [SPEAKER_04]: So you get to six, you're a new guy. 21:42.111 --> 21:43.812 [SPEAKER_04]: You check into team two, you're a fucking meat. 21:44.092 --> 21:44.952 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't say a thing. 21:45.353 --> 21:48.194 [SPEAKER_04]: Creed said, why are we running in the house? 21:49.467 --> 22:05.513 [SPEAKER_04]: Why don't we just slow down why don't we pan the door why don't we get angles doesn't that make sense and it does make sense because he hadn't been running the bullshit we've been running we hadn't been running the shit we've been taught and do with this way because this is the way we've always done it and I yelled at him and then my boss yelled at him 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tactics, and one of the tactics was if a door is wide open when you land on the X. 27:20.892 --> 27:22.452 [SPEAKER_04]: you running that open door to get the fight on. 27:22.512 --> 27:24.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, don't land on the X. 27:24.213 --> 27:28.634 [SPEAKER_04]: We didn't really consider that again, landing on the X should be cool because we're going to get in the fight. 27:28.694 --> 27:30.214 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it's not Y because it's loud. 27:30.674 --> 27:31.935 [SPEAKER_04]: Hello, cops is a lot of you land on the X. 27:31.955 --> 27:33.175 [SPEAKER_04]: They can get ready to shoot at you. 27:33.355 --> 27:36.456 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, if they know the helicopters coming in, that's noise again tells them you're coming. 27:36.476 --> 27:37.096 [SPEAKER_04]: So they leave the door. 27:37.276 --> 27:38.636 [SPEAKER_04]: And when I say open, I don't mean unlocked. 27:38.656 --> 27:42.077 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean open because the standard operating procedure was opened or run into it. 27:42.097 --> 27:42.657 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a threat. 27:43.238 --> 27:44.578 [SPEAKER_04]: Al Qaeda was inside waiting for it. 27:45.356 --> 28:11.295 [SPEAKER_04]: And they killed a lot of people on the way and then I was talking to some of my guys that were in bed with Delta and they were telling me a story about how the first four guys in the room got blasted and they kept entering and then my guy said that we got to the end of the last he hallway man that was scary and I remember my thought was you went to the last he hallway after getting shot at like that shit maybe creator is white right why are we running to the sound of the gunfire because chicks dig scars bullshit but a bullet needs to be right one time bra 28:12.255 --> 28:15.776 [SPEAKER_04]: That's it, Matt, everything you've concerned with his over doesn't matter. 28:15.796 --> 28:16.776 [SPEAKER_04]: You're credit card bills don't matter. 28:16.796 --> 28:17.556 [SPEAKER_04]: That more you don't matter. 28:17.576 --> 28:23.678 [SPEAKER_04]: Just D-E-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D 28:35.698 --> 28:36.478 [SPEAKER_04]: that class is over. 28:37.319 --> 28:41.020 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, like with Creed, he had a good idea that he had nine bad ideas. 28:42.161 --> 28:44.662 [SPEAKER_04]: If you have a good idea, test the water. 28:44.722 --> 28:47.663 [SPEAKER_04]: If it's good, just just own it and love it. 28:47.723 --> 28:48.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't try another one. 28:48.483 --> 28:49.224 [SPEAKER_04]: You might screw it up. 28:49.284 --> 28:51.545 [SPEAKER_04]: And if you have a bad one first, shut the fuck up. 28:52.285 --> 29:15.230 [SPEAKER_04]: But the point was I guess the standard operating procedures can be deviated from that's that's what it's like and never stop learning never stop worrying about the time I saw the tactic work was in remodied but the first kill I got with the sniper from the captain Philips rate he and I killed guys the same time still trying to talk him into coming to the operators collective I don't know why you're not if you're listening I should say your name but I won't 29:16.973 --> 29:18.634 [SPEAKER_04]: Anyway, he and I got a great dude. 29:18.834 --> 29:22.116 [SPEAKER_04]: So you need to come out to tell the Salami sandwich story. 29:22.136 --> 29:24.998 [SPEAKER_04]: And the other guy, two from Goldschweiter, you know who you are, come on out, join us. 29:25.658 --> 29:26.379 [SPEAKER_04]: Great story. 29:26.559 --> 29:29.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, operators, do you want to hear the Salami sandwich story? 29:29.501 --> 29:36.285 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, okay, I'm not going to tell it, but my career had a really bad night and it could have gone bad for four of us. 29:36.345 --> 29:40.908 [SPEAKER_04]: And by the four of us, I mean, the senior leadership in yet another Bravo Platoon. 29:41.588 --> 29:59.540 [SPEAKER_04]: But the sniper who rescued Richard Phillips, a new guy at the time, he hadn't rescued Richard Phillips yet and a dude who would be awarded the Navy Cross at Goldschuater for an insane firefight he got into because those motherfuckers Goldschuater in CO Team 6 were some bad motherfuckers. 30:00.420 --> 30:03.803 [SPEAKER_04]: Anyway, he and the sniper rescued me one night and black before they did. 30:04.829 --> 30:19.511 [SPEAKER_04]: There was alcohol involved so they stopped the news house so they can make salami sandwiches I'm in a fucking patty wagon with the head chef from Bravable Tune and these two jackasses decide to stop at their house and make a salami sandwich and I still hear about them today because allegedly they were delicious 30:19.871 --> 30:21.612 [SPEAKER_04]: They didn't give me one because I was in a poultry man. 30:21.853 --> 30:23.234 [SPEAKER_04]: I was in the not the poultry mom. 30:23.254 --> 30:23.974 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not even cool. 30:24.275 --> 30:25.996 [SPEAKER_04]: I was in the poultry coma, man. 30:26.416 --> 30:30.099 [SPEAKER_04]: And they were driving us to see a team two to turn us into the quarterback. 30:30.299 --> 30:31.721 [SPEAKER_04]: And we need to be rescued, which we were. 30:32.081 --> 30:36.464 [SPEAKER_04]: And how crazy would that have been if if the salami sandwich was two delicious for these two dudes? 30:36.484 --> 30:37.525 [SPEAKER_04]: And they stayed in making another one. 30:37.545 --> 30:39.727 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe I would have gotten arrested to get kicked out of the Navy. 30:40.307 --> 30:42.729 [SPEAKER_04]: And then my story changed, but I didn't they rescued me. 30:42.890 --> 30:44.010 [SPEAKER_04]: They're a story to tell why I 30:46.152 --> 30:55.735 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, but that was the new guy thing and don't be afraid to think outside the box, but also when you make the rules follow them, the rules are there for a reason. 30:55.755 --> 30:59.036 [SPEAKER_04]: The safest, most efficient way to get from point of point B is this rule. 30:59.737 --> 31:03.458 [SPEAKER_04]: But here's a safer, more efficient way, test it, evaluate it. 31:03.518 --> 31:11.981 [SPEAKER_04]: If it is, tell everyone to never want to follow it, because what do we always say, kiddos don't die because you got bored, and I mean that, you can do research right now. 31:16.368 --> 31:16.909 [SPEAKER_04]: are killed. 31:18.230 --> 31:18.530 [SPEAKER_04]: Anyone. 31:18.971 --> 31:23.496 [SPEAKER_04]: And then try to find the target they were going after is the juice worth the squeeze. 31:23.917 --> 31:27.100 [SPEAKER_04]: Usually not, but a lot of guys get bored. 31:27.120 --> 31:30.063 [SPEAKER_04]: A lot of guys get on missions they shouldn't. 31:30.304 --> 31:36.431 [SPEAKER_04]: And then the bullet needs to be right where the bomb goes off just because I mean, hell, maybe the guy that planted the bomb got bored. 31:36.451 --> 31:37.652 [SPEAKER_04]: He's just fighting you because you're in Iraq. 31:38.873 --> 31:39.873 [SPEAKER_04]: That's an interesting conundrum. 31:39.893 --> 31:40.793 [SPEAKER_04]: Why are you in Iraq? 31:41.614 --> 31:43.174 [SPEAKER_04]: George Bush's president, who is his dad? 31:43.454 --> 31:45.695 [SPEAKER_04]: Whoops, man, are we going to go on rabbit holes today? 31:45.715 --> 31:47.055 [SPEAKER_04]: And what we were looking for in Iraq, nope. 31:48.015 --> 31:51.036 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, so then you go over to see what he was sick and this is more stuff too. 31:51.056 --> 31:53.037 [SPEAKER_04]: And what I liked about that, I just started telling his story. 31:53.377 --> 31:55.377 [SPEAKER_04]: It's shit now, because I'm in the mood for that. 31:55.917 --> 31:57.538 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm recording this a little early. 31:57.558 --> 31:58.558 [SPEAKER_04]: I got some travel to do. 31:58.578 --> 31:59.938 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm headed to the Pentegon. 32:00.779 --> 32:05.300 [SPEAKER_04]: That's in conundrum I'm in right now to do I do where, I wore a, you always wear a tie. 32:05.320 --> 32:06.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Who do you visit the president? 32:06.160 --> 32:06.660 [SPEAKER_04]: It's where a tie. 32:07.348 --> 32:11.870 [SPEAKER_04]: But I'm one of the Pentagon to see pistol p-tex at boom bitch. 32:11.930 --> 32:14.491 [SPEAKER_04]: I said it and we're not stealing it from marriage. 32:14.531 --> 32:17.333 [SPEAKER_04]: Secretary of War, gonna go see him, always good to see him. 32:17.753 --> 32:22.355 [SPEAKER_04]: And I don't know, I'm still, I always have a tie with me, but why house you were a tie? 32:23.036 --> 32:24.616 [SPEAKER_04]: Pentagon, I used to murder for those motherfuckers. 32:24.636 --> 32:26.997 [SPEAKER_04]: I might just show up with the jacket and cowboy boots. 32:28.298 --> 32:29.419 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not aware of bulletin. 32:29.479 --> 32:30.399 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think I'll qualify. 32:30.479 --> 32:34.661 [SPEAKER_04]: I think for a bulletin, you either need to be a no shit rancher farmer or from Texas. 32:36.828 --> 32:38.715 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a Texan dude. 32:38.755 --> 32:40.822 [SPEAKER_04]: That's where we're all going when shit goes sideways. 32:40.842 --> 32:43.491 [SPEAKER_04]: We're like the alimos, the alimos, the alimos motherfuckers. 32:46.123 --> 32:56.733 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, but then you go over there and that's that's where you a whole new thing of of tactics and procedures and was needed about CL team six and I haven't I've touched on it before, but it's like a whole different animal. 32:57.994 --> 33:07.043 [SPEAKER_04]: There's difference between Navy CLs and CL teams six, like that's it's just it is what it is and and everyone knows that and I mean the people that didn't go there to go yeah, I'm not bad enough in anyone. 33:07.303 --> 33:08.644 [SPEAKER_04]: I love when I see people who are 33:09.225 --> 33:26.963 [SPEAKER_04]: who say I was going to join the military but I didn't and some people get pissed by that well it's like why don't want to hear about I'm the opposite I'm like well that's all right I mean you got a family now right yeah kids yeah well shit you made the right decision didn't join the military now you have the kids you love it every decision you made good or bad led you to right where you are and that's up to you whether or not you decide 33:27.852 --> 33:28.532 [SPEAKER_04]: you're happy with that. 33:28.872 --> 33:29.312 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm happy. 33:29.753 --> 33:32.534 [SPEAKER_04]: Make some shit decisions today, but whatever. 33:32.754 --> 33:35.475 [SPEAKER_04]: I even had during this recording, did you notice what it just turned to fuck off? 33:35.675 --> 33:38.356 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know if it's Gremlins or Demons or something, but like this studio. 33:39.096 --> 33:40.656 [SPEAKER_04]: Huh, I hope this is working. 33:40.676 --> 33:41.957 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm talking, I'm talking to you. 33:41.977 --> 33:42.837 [SPEAKER_04]: Let me know if you can hear me. 33:43.217 --> 33:45.918 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, you go over there and then you meet a whole new gang of dudes. 33:45.938 --> 33:51.100 [SPEAKER_04]: Like I mentioned, I would have gone to seal theme five, maybe, but some guys from the West Coast, even on the odd numbers. 33:51.781 --> 33:55.307 [SPEAKER_04]: Some West Coast guys that are studs don't even try out for sealed teams six for one reason. 33:55.347 --> 33:56.369 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not leaving San Diego. 33:56.389 --> 33:58.352 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not going to live in Virginia Beach fair. 33:59.955 --> 34:00.376 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, you might. 34:04.387 --> 34:05.928 [SPEAKER_04]: I was going to make a joke, but I love that band. 34:06.769 --> 34:11.634 [SPEAKER_04]: I have something about you might miss the Redneck Riviera, but some West Coast guys don't come to. 34:11.654 --> 34:21.303 [SPEAKER_04]: I know some guys that did probably would have made it, but selection for Green Team is different too, because there were dudes that I thought were studs in Green Team that were older seals than me that just vanished one day and I haven't seen them since. 34:21.624 --> 34:22.644 [SPEAKER_04]: 7th season of since! 34:23.627 --> 34:31.754 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, I remember one day in particular, we went to the Hooters that was on General Booth Boulevard in Virginia Beach, and he ordered a curse light. 34:31.774 --> 34:33.055 [SPEAKER_04]: Never forget, a curse light. 34:33.075 --> 34:34.076 [SPEAKER_04]: Instead of just like that, it was fun. 34:34.096 --> 34:34.996 [SPEAKER_04]: Great dude knew him for a while. 34:35.036 --> 34:36.858 [SPEAKER_04]: Went through Buds, I could put a couple classes before me. 34:37.799 --> 34:42.362 [SPEAKER_04]: Apparently, a very nervous breach in the killhouse at Seal Team 6 election, because I haven't seen him since lunch gone. 34:43.123 --> 34:43.964 [SPEAKER_04]: But then you meet new people. 34:43.984 --> 34:49.608 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's, you may have seen the video of me giving a toast to my son Reeves Thomas. 34:49.628 --> 34:51.209 [SPEAKER_04]: He was just baptizing at Catholic Church. 34:51.249 --> 34:51.890 [SPEAKER_04]: He was pretty awesome. 34:53.070 --> 35:06.060 [SPEAKER_04]: and I named him Reeves after Robert James Reeves, who was at Gold Squad or another stud, studs, studs, met him in selection, him and a couple other, there's Mark Carter on there, forget meeting him, he went to Blue Squad and he was killed in that rack. 35:06.120 --> 35:20.551 [SPEAKER_04]: Robert Reeves is obviously on the extortion one, so I have a 31 Americans who were killed there, but he, you know what's cool about Robert Reeves was, Google is named to, or yeah, just this look him up, handsome, all those gold team guys, 35:21.900 --> 35:29.745 [SPEAKER_04]: Extortion one seven august six because we killed a lot in May of 11 and then I went from the highest of highs to august six and we lost extortion. 35:30.585 --> 35:38.991 [SPEAKER_04]: And we went from planning missions to planning funerals, high sized lows and that's why that's where some animosity comes in, you know, everything from losing so many good friends to. 35:39.892 --> 35:51.910 [SPEAKER_04]: do's the crash in helicopter backs all fucked up a bad juge we the team killed been lawn but beat a work tomorrow 0 7 for travel claims go fuck yourself keep your $8.50 cents for my travel to a lot of bad Pakistan. 35:51.930 --> 35:52.811 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a real story too. 35:54.353 --> 35:55.375 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but a little bit, you know, 35:56.561 --> 36:10.684 [SPEAKER_04]: kill a number one terrorist team did it so up like you're at the tier one level after the selection of the team six and like blue squadrons over there and red squadron gets picked to do you imagine being a squadron that gets it's over in jall all about Afghanistan on your deployment away from your kids. 36:12.004 --> 36:20.566 [SPEAKER_04]: You're missing holidays and then red squadron comes over and gets a bit laundry that'd be pissed to a lot of weird emotions when you get out of the human element that you see come back but. 36:22.656 --> 36:25.698 [SPEAKER_04]: So, we lost some of the best guys we ever had. 36:25.758 --> 36:32.743 [SPEAKER_04]: Ludlangos and Kevin Houston and Jonathan Robb, Reeves and Keith, all the guys I'm not mentioned in Matt Mills, man. 36:32.783 --> 36:42.350 [SPEAKER_04]: I used to run in Matt Mills at the ready room, but that dude would light it up, just walking to room, there's Matt Mills, it's like, oh man, today's a good day. 36:42.790 --> 36:44.051 [SPEAKER_04]: His wife was with him, always fun. 36:45.171 --> 36:50.095 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, with Rob Reeves, he was Robert James Reeves and I was Robert James O'Neill. 36:53.234 --> 37:02.343 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, you don't remember about Rob Reeves, uh, and this and we're a couple of weeks past Memorial Day, but every day should be Memorial Day, remember the men of women who gave the ultimate sacrifice, which they did. 37:02.363 --> 37:05.626 [SPEAKER_04]: And, and what, what, what made me about Rob was he, uh, he was always on. 37:05.686 --> 37:06.647 [SPEAKER_04]: He was always, uh, 37:07.692 --> 37:08.393 [SPEAKER_04]: He was always calm. 37:08.753 --> 37:12.676 [SPEAKER_04]: Obviously, very good looking, which was cool that came with it, but he was always the calm guy. 37:12.976 --> 37:13.977 [SPEAKER_04]: I never saw him rattle. 37:14.597 --> 37:15.578 [SPEAKER_04]: He wasn't my roommate. 37:15.778 --> 37:16.999 [SPEAKER_04]: He wasn't my best friend. 37:17.179 --> 37:28.207 [SPEAKER_04]: But the way I describe Robert Reeves is we, the time that I was blessed to have with him, was always, it was quality time. 37:29.225 --> 37:30.246 [SPEAKER_04]: It just was good. 37:30.566 --> 37:34.370 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a good conversation and there was merits involved. 37:34.790 --> 37:42.757 [SPEAKER_04]: And a smile, like his infectious smile, I was smiled back in him, Robert James, his girlfriend, Robert's called me here for her second Robert James. 37:43.258 --> 37:48.483 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, one time at his funeral, she said, how's my one and only Robert James talking to me? 37:48.503 --> 37:49.864 [SPEAKER_04]: And I don't think I've ever gotten over that. 37:51.294 --> 38:06.595 [SPEAKER_04]: But like we would see I would see him in green team, which is the high speed close quarters battle where at least half the guys fail fail CQB and I would see him and he just he never got rattled his gear was always 38:07.396 --> 38:08.536 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think he ever got sweaty. 38:08.716 --> 38:13.638 [SPEAKER_04]: And his gear was always perfect symmetrical stuff and the pouch is in my sense, excellent shot. 38:13.978 --> 38:15.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Best looking to do it, I keep saying that. 38:16.118 --> 38:22.900 [SPEAKER_04]: Like the body armor fit to helmet, was you know the guy's that the helmet straight and he got me with like a half cocked helmet, like what, I'm not using a monocle. 38:22.940 --> 38:27.741 [SPEAKER_04]: I just only one of my night vision gongly things connects to my left eye, which is a Mexican eye. 38:28.021 --> 38:28.981 [SPEAKER_04]: But he was always smoothy. 38:29.341 --> 38:36.503 [SPEAKER_04]: He did a thing where he got me, he got me orders to go to Wharton Business School for a five day negotiating class. 38:36.743 --> 38:42.065 [SPEAKER_04]: simply because I was a battlefield interrogator and so was he and so was he. 38:42.785 --> 39:00.692 [SPEAKER_04]: They actually were starting that course for everybody to get up and I think it was like a $10,000 course for five days which in the military is a press that he could talk someone into that to get that funding to go up there and there's a professional Richard Shell that we all took 39:03.620 --> 39:14.208 [SPEAKER_04]: To making that something for professional development for people in who knows maybe it would have turned into something great, but you know, it was cut short, but he didn't get me up. 39:14.228 --> 39:19.693 [SPEAKER_04]: There was always cool the way that he was explaining it and he got that there and he was fun to talk to. 39:19.713 --> 39:27.339 [SPEAKER_04]: And never rattled, I remember if I would think of something devious or something bad, I'm going to definitely do this and he'd be the guy that would like have his soda or his water. 39:28.207 --> 39:31.309 [SPEAKER_04]: And he would take a sip and be like, uh, yeah, it's probably not a good idea. 39:32.009 --> 39:32.929 [SPEAKER_04]: He's talking out of it that way. 39:32.949 --> 39:33.990 [SPEAKER_04]: But just a profound guy. 39:34.030 --> 39:42.374 [SPEAKER_04]: He was part of he and Heath actually actually, actually, two tributary of Blue Languages, which was the group that there was a thing called the in February of 2011, right before bin Laden. 39:42.694 --> 39:49.898 [SPEAKER_04]: So I was either still in Afghanistan or right in Miami because I did talk to these guys right after this day. 39:50.298 --> 39:53.880 [SPEAKER_04]: The, um, in 2001, the, uh, civilian vessel quest. 39:57.027 --> 39:59.208 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a little yacht. 39:59.268 --> 40:02.068 [SPEAKER_04]: They hijacked the Quest in America private sale, both carrying two couples. 40:02.809 --> 40:07.570 [SPEAKER_04]: The Jean and Scott Adam and the Phyllis Mason Bob Riegel, and they were sailing around the world. 40:08.670 --> 40:15.372 [SPEAKER_04]: And then they were taken by some hollies, and then a Navy fleet, including like the enterprise that U.S. has laid take golf. 40:17.623 --> 40:44.954 [SPEAKER_04]: and then uh... you know that we got seals over that's what we do national mission forced uh... to uh... sealed him sick as went over there deployed aboard the u.s.s stare at which the hostage rescue team and they were negotiated and what not and then there was gunfire heard on the end and uh... i guess they could see through their scopes is a was what they were watching or inserting uh... either americans getting roughed up westerns getting roughed up and then they they jumped on there and the story is they got on all the uh... all of the hostages were killed by the 40:46.362 --> 40:49.424 [SPEAKER_04]: some mollies, and then Gold Squadron got on there. 40:49.444 --> 40:51.425 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm gonna tell you something right now between the four squadrons. 40:51.445 --> 40:57.288 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're a Somali, they just killed Americans with knives and you're still alive and you're inside. 40:58.969 --> 40:59.869 [SPEAKER_04]: And you're inside. 40:59.929 --> 41:00.630 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not outside. 41:00.650 --> 41:01.250 [SPEAKER_04]: You're inside. 41:01.270 --> 41:03.271 [SPEAKER_04]: There's something covering what's going on inside. 41:04.112 --> 41:05.112 [SPEAKER_04]: And you have a choice. 41:07.053 --> 41:13.637 [SPEAKER_04]: If you have a choice, at for some reason, if you have a choice of who's coming in to visit you, 41:14.962 --> 41:17.563 [SPEAKER_04]: 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operator one word of the operator is promo code the operator at blue chew.com get your more details and safety information at blue chew.com code the operator and we want to thank blue chew for sponsoring the show. 45:23.429 --> 45:25.110 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it could be anything. 45:27.692 --> 45:32.094 [SPEAKER_04]: Tomahawk, they borrowed from Red Squad and called it a breacher axe or whatever they did. 45:32.335 --> 45:33.755 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, everyone had Tomahawk's there. 45:33.775 --> 45:44.362 [SPEAKER_04]: So we started, you'll hear that too, especially places like the intercept or whatever because there's dudes out there, authors for the intercept that love CLT6 war crimes, and they think they're on the sum. 45:44.422 --> 45:49.185 [SPEAKER_04]: They crack me up all the time too because they do have some disgruntled guys believe it or not, Navy SEALs get disgruntled. 45:49.465 --> 45:51.106 [SPEAKER_04]: Especially the older fucks who met, like, 45:52.387 --> 46:10.927 [SPEAKER_04]: when the war started but then guys like me came in and got the good shit guys like the did the uh uh loan survivor did the cat to fill if did the bin line shit that was all my team the guys jumping to some of it that was all my generation they're pissed about that's a lot of other guys got out started talking to guys like Matthew Cole and feeding them bullshit and then the 46:11.303 --> 46:13.505 [SPEAKER_04]: reporters run with the war crimes that they love it. 46:13.525 --> 46:14.325 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, we had them. 46:15.206 --> 46:15.646 [SPEAKER_04]: Good job. 46:15.666 --> 46:17.228 [SPEAKER_04]: You were so close to bust on us. 46:17.268 --> 46:18.309 [SPEAKER_04]: Good job, fucking idiots. 46:18.949 --> 46:26.275 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but then over there, just it's changing the taxes beginning to know the people and having the profound conversation. 46:26.335 --> 46:29.517 [SPEAKER_04]: The one conversation that really hit me with robberies because I don't have a lot of regrets. 46:29.537 --> 46:31.339 [SPEAKER_04]: I do I have a guilty conscience. 46:32.350 --> 46:33.130 [SPEAKER_04]: not a lot of regrets. 46:33.530 --> 46:39.732 [SPEAKER_04]: There are, you know, I've talked about conversations with blasted people in their bedrooms in front of the families and just could have had gone different. 46:39.752 --> 46:43.953 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think I killed the wrong person ever all however many of them there were a lot of them. 46:44.993 --> 46:48.234 [SPEAKER_04]: But it is what it is and you do think about that if you have a heart and if you're a thinking person. 46:48.954 --> 46:58.897 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, the gold squadron got there and they killed those fuckers on the quest and then we're getting the bin Laden raid and I remember talking to Rob and it was awesome and then we did do the bin Laden raid, then we got back. 47:00.637 --> 47:26.944 [SPEAKER_04]: And then just traveling around become part of the flying circus and dudes who don't want to be in the public hire in the public eye and congressmen are showing up and like the secretary of defense shows up, gates came down and then old school red squadron guys want to get into brief a weekend let him because we're too cool and this is morale man this is the clubhouse shit and baseball where someone's pissed at someone so they go talk to the press and that ruins morale morale shit and that's what's happening and this is what's going on in the bin Laden ready to get the equity equity fucking the app and he did this 47:30.868 --> 47:46.062 [SPEAKER_04]: The thing that happened right before a story getting shot down, though, what really connected me to Rob Reeves went to his house because he was the guy you can talk to and he had the boy bandhouse him and some other dudes from my green team about this kick-ass place Beautiful mansion that they can afford with their allowance for housing. 47:46.082 --> 47:46.962 [SPEAKER_04]: We can all go there and party. 47:46.982 --> 47:48.584 [SPEAKER_04]: It was great, but I went to see Rob Reeves 47:50.079 --> 47:51.941 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's the calm guy. 47:51.981 --> 47:53.522 [SPEAKER_04]: He got me into the ward and thing. 47:53.562 --> 47:55.284 [SPEAKER_04]: He's the guy you go talk to when something's shit. 47:55.324 --> 47:58.046 [SPEAKER_04]: When people were upset about the quest because they did some killing. 47:58.066 --> 47:59.047 [SPEAKER_04]: There's some serious killing. 47:59.287 --> 48:00.868 [SPEAKER_04]: Gold Squadron kills us, some serious killing. 48:01.749 --> 48:03.631 [SPEAKER_04]: And we're going to talk about that. 48:03.671 --> 48:04.352 [SPEAKER_04]: I went to Rob's side. 48:04.372 --> 48:09.216 [SPEAKER_04]: This is before he's about to deploy to Afghanistan, or in the late July. 48:09.256 --> 48:10.337 [SPEAKER_04]: So we killed in London May. 48:11.197 --> 48:12.018 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm in his house. 48:12.038 --> 48:13.099 [SPEAKER_04]: He pours a glass of red wine. 48:13.119 --> 48:13.780 [SPEAKER_04]: And here's my regret. 48:13.800 --> 48:15.001 [SPEAKER_04]: He offered me one and said, 48:16.395 --> 48:18.135 [SPEAKER_04]: You want one of these and I said, no, I'm good. 48:18.215 --> 48:20.476 [SPEAKER_04]: I didn't take it last red wine and I don't know why. 48:20.776 --> 48:22.256 [SPEAKER_04]: I was a drinker man, drink every night. 48:22.437 --> 48:23.097 [SPEAKER_04]: Didn't take that one. 48:23.117 --> 48:24.257 [SPEAKER_04]: That's my regret, should have taken it. 48:24.817 --> 48:26.918 [SPEAKER_04]: But he took his sip and he looked at me. 48:26.978 --> 48:31.519 [SPEAKER_04]: Robert James reached what to me and said, you know, one of these days, a lot of us are going to die on one of those helicopters. 48:33.059 --> 48:33.539 [SPEAKER_04]: Perfect. 48:34.160 --> 48:35.660 [SPEAKER_04]: And he was on extortion 17. 48:35.700 --> 48:38.761 [SPEAKER_04]: He died with he, then he died with Lou and Kevin Jonason. 48:39.701 --> 48:40.021 [SPEAKER_02]: Matt. 48:40.637 --> 48:44.260 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I know all the guys I'm Chris, and I just posted a picture of them, too. 48:44.280 --> 48:44.981 [SPEAKER_04]: That was a B-hat. 48:45.001 --> 48:45.501 [SPEAKER_04]: I posted. 48:45.781 --> 48:47.002 [SPEAKER_04]: It's on my Instagram at McCoo. 48:47.022 --> 48:47.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I want to be here. 48:47.663 --> 48:51.626 [SPEAKER_04]: There's other two guys from Gold School Outer, and they were in my B-hat D-16. 48:51.926 --> 48:54.328 [SPEAKER_04]: The one I shared with Alex West, got to mention him again. 48:55.906 --> 48:58.669 [SPEAKER_04]: I've recently been talking to Alex West so good to be reconnected with him. 48:58.689 --> 49:00.471 [SPEAKER_04]: He was on the bin Laden, and I mentioned him before. 49:01.592 --> 49:02.994 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's he's been a really good job. 49:03.314 --> 49:04.336 [SPEAKER_04]: But we're in D-16 together. 49:04.356 --> 49:05.497 [SPEAKER_04]: I got that picture. 49:06.218 --> 49:07.579 [SPEAKER_04]: He went over there on a store, she died. 49:07.600 --> 49:08.981 [SPEAKER_04]: I wish I would have had that glass of wine. 49:09.041 --> 49:11.825 [SPEAKER_04]: But when it was time to name my son, 49:13.382 --> 49:34.412 [SPEAKER_04]: I was thinking about just every the lessons I got a teach him and how I want him to be a man and who I want him to be like and I thought I wanted to be like Robert change Reeves and very fitting that his parents named him Robert James I will name him Reeves and I got permission from the family Emily Reeves got permission from her father Rob father and 49:35.856 --> 49:38.777 [SPEAKER_04]: So we did it, we had a nice celebration baptized in the church. 49:38.798 --> 49:40.678 [SPEAKER_04]: I was able to read, not read. 49:41.299 --> 49:47.142 [SPEAKER_04]: I gave him a prayer toast, and I recited my apostles' creed, which is badass. 49:47.802 --> 49:50.744 [SPEAKER_04]: The keel to the Catholic church is professing your faith. 49:51.624 --> 49:53.925 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think that's the most important one that came from the apostles. 49:53.945 --> 49:56.206 [SPEAKER_04]: And the, again, I'm getting biblical. 49:56.246 --> 50:01.149 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not up to me to, I'm not trying to get rid anybody I'm just saying where I'm at and what I see, especially with this, 50:02.221 --> 50:04.543 [SPEAKER_04]: incoming alien invasion that's happening. 50:04.583 --> 50:10.769 [SPEAKER_04]: So even who are they really and what do you really believe you believe in aliens that's kickass man. 50:10.789 --> 50:20.399 [SPEAKER_04]: That's great good for you and they're definitely coming from a random planet that's a good drilling and jigger what space miles away because that's a thing. 50:20.419 --> 50:23.042 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, you can't just fly their flight straight and fast because that's not real. 50:23.062 --> 50:24.203 [SPEAKER_04]: So we got to do it's been time. 50:24.603 --> 50:37.823 [SPEAKER_04]: And we've got to do all the stuff for the ones in 0s and 0s and ones that nobody can understand because that's what's happening if you don't understand you want to ask because trying to say as a miles away these space people and lizards came and they're all the Nordics are the whiteies in the grazing one off of weapons and what no, okay, is that what happened? 50:37.843 --> 50:39.867 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, you go to church on Sunday you believe that shit, all right. 50:40.771 --> 50:46.615 [SPEAKER_04]: But anyway, the key on the Catholic Church is you're repeating what you believe. 50:46.635 --> 50:48.896 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's the Apostle's treat is from the beginning to the end. 50:48.977 --> 50:51.879 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's the shorter, it's not the shorter version, the original version. 50:51.899 --> 50:55.501 [SPEAKER_04]: Because the Virgin Mother accorded and everything's the legend. 50:55.541 --> 50:57.162 [SPEAKER_04]: And this isn't happened in blah, blah, blah, blah. 50:57.202 --> 50:58.483 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think on AIs around. 50:58.503 --> 50:59.964 [SPEAKER_04]: So that demon can tell you what's real. 51:00.785 --> 51:02.846 [SPEAKER_04]: Gave demons a voice with that don't think you did. 51:02.886 --> 51:03.727 [SPEAKER_04]: But, um, 51:04.645 --> 51:13.510 [SPEAKER_04]: The Virgin Mary before her assumption into heaven told the apostles come because something so no matter where we go after you warn every language is you're going to go your blush to Holy Spirit fires. 51:14.671 --> 51:18.713 [SPEAKER_04]: The apostles create as we will be saying the same prayer in the same direction no matter what. 51:19.574 --> 51:24.316 [SPEAKER_04]: No matter where we go and it's a it's a it's a prayer that just starts with I believe in God the Father Almighty maker of heaven and earth. 51:24.957 --> 51:26.878 [SPEAKER_04]: I believe in Jesus Christ is only sound our Lord. 51:27.599 --> 51:31.201 [SPEAKER_04]: who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate. 51:31.221 --> 51:32.081 [SPEAKER_04]: You described what happened. 51:32.101 --> 51:34.183 [SPEAKER_04]: He was crucified dead and buried. 51:34.543 --> 51:41.026 [SPEAKER_04]: The part I like those when you say he descended into hell, because what happened is he descended into hell if you believe Jesus is credible, which I do. 51:41.547 --> 51:44.809 [SPEAKER_04]: And he preached the gospel on the third day he was raised from the dead. 51:44.969 --> 51:48.511 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to preach the gospel for the people that were down there that didn't get baptized. 51:48.591 --> 51:50.172 [SPEAKER_04]: Abraham Moses was looking right at you, baby. 51:50.512 --> 51:52.033 [SPEAKER_04]: They were part of the chosen people, right then. 51:52.333 --> 51:54.674 [SPEAKER_04]: I sent it into heaven, sit at the right hand and God the Father Almighty. 51:54.714 --> 51:56.275 [SPEAKER_04]: From then, see, we'll come again to judge it. 51:57.693 --> 51:58.453 [SPEAKER_04]: quick in the dead. 51:58.473 --> 51:59.514 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh-huh. 52:00.414 --> 52:02.154 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you just profess your faith. 52:02.174 --> 52:08.916 [SPEAKER_04]: I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sin, the resurrection of the body and life everlasting. 52:08.936 --> 52:09.617 [SPEAKER_04]: Amen. 52:10.157 --> 52:11.377 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the Apostles Creed, man. 52:11.597 --> 52:12.457 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the Catholic Church. 52:12.477 --> 52:15.218 [SPEAKER_04]: That's I gave the toast to my son. 52:15.238 --> 52:17.459 [SPEAKER_04]: I just gave the toast to you, do with it what you may. 52:18.696 --> 52:31.503 [SPEAKER_04]: The other day I was asked on I think Pierce Morgan they saw some I might have been IDF soldiers They said, oh look at them going through the cat the church and they're tearing down the thing the Crucifix whatever what are you trying to get a rise out of me about the anger thing? 52:31.523 --> 52:35.785 [SPEAKER_04]: What do you what do you think about that my thought is hey not my job to judge you? 52:37.306 --> 52:46.211 [SPEAKER_04]: I can advise I wouldn't do that Eventually someone's gonna judge you for that, but that's not up to me, so you know a boy to try to avoid the anger 52:48.848 --> 52:54.267 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't, don't be all judgey and you never out of the fight.