Squadcast (Live) 04/24/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast - Squadcast (Live) 04/24/2025 Summary

Release Date: April 25, 2025

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Introduction

The episode kicks off with Brent announcing the live Squadcast for Thursday night, emphasizing it's dedicated to "the boys." Present are Nate from Valhalla, Brent, Bradley as the producer, and the team sets the stage for an engaging and unfiltered discussion.

Video Games and Headset Issues [00:00 - 03:04]

The hosts delve into a light-hearted debate about the impact of video games on children, humorously discussing how excessive gaming might affect skull growth around headsets. Brent shares a quirky fact:

Brent [01:28]: "Did you know that kids can play video games so much that as they grow and their skull grows, their skull will grow around their headset."

The conversation quickly shifts to the challenges of managing audio during live streams, highlighting technical mishaps with microphones.

Super Chats and Listener Engagement [03:03 - 11:13]

Brent introduces the concept of "super chats," where listeners donate money to send messages during the live broadcast. The hosts interact with various super chats, addressing questions and comments from the audience. Notably, a significant portion of the discussion centers around John McPhee's controversial interview with Sean Ryan, where McPhee allegedly criticized Rangers' actions in Iraq.

Brent [03:18]: "John McPhee x Delta, in his Sean Ryan interview from 2 hours, 59 minutes and 17 seconds, said Rangers shot a blocking position for no reason, killing old people."

Debate on John McPhee and Tim Kennedy [03:18 - 12:44]

Nate and Bradley strongly contest McPhee's claims, asserting that ex-Rangers and unit members find his accounts exaggerated or false. They express skepticism about McPhee's credibility, citing Tim Kennedy's embellished war stories as a parallel example of dishonesty in military narratives.

Nate [05:56]: "How easy was it to get away with killing civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan? It's fairly easy. You just don't lead him as much."

Delta Force and Special Operations History [08:44 - 22:35]

The conversation transitions to historical insights about Delta Force and the origins of SOCOM (Special Operations Command). Nate provides an overview of Operation Eagle Claw, the failed mission to rescue hostages in Iran, and how its complications led to the formation of SOCOM to streamline special operations across military branches.

Nate [09:04]: "That's what started SOCOM. Everyone's going to have their own branch. We're all going to play together because we're going to go on missions together."

Listener Questions and Military Insights [22:35 - 54:28]

Throughout the episode, the hosts address numerous super chats, ranging from technical questions about firearms training to personal anecdotes about military experiences. Notably, they discuss VA disability claims, the challenges faced by veterans transitioning to civilian life, and the importance of mentorship in shooting and combat training.

Bradley [15:05]: "If you're interested and you're in the Pacific Northwest, we actually teach a class just for that. So May 17-18, I believe that weekend we're teaching a red dot pistol mastery class."

Critique of Tim Kennedy and "One Man CQB" [54:09 - 83:55]

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to criticizing Tim Kennedy, questioning the authenticity of his combat stories and valor claims. The hosts contest Kennedy's narratives, suggesting he lacks genuine combat experience and has fabricated aspects of his military record.

Nate [75:35]: "And he had one shot at it, and he took. You miss what did Michael Jordan say? You missed 100% of the grenade throws that you don't take at women and children. That's what Michael Jordan said."

The debate intensifies as Brent and Bradley mock Kennedy's credibility and accuse him of dishonesty, contrasting him with genuine war heroes and emphasizing the importance of verified combat experiences.

Super Chats and Ongoing Banter [83:55 - 124:55]

The live discussion continues with a flurry of super chats, leading to humorous and often irreverent exchanges among the hosts. Topics range from favorite Vietnam War movies to hypothetical scenarios involving military tactics and personal anecdotes about combat missions. The camaraderie among the hosts is evident, marked by playful teasing and exaggerated storytelling.

Brent [117:44]: "You should probably question some things."

Final Remarks and Closing [124:55 - End]

As the episode nears conclusion, the hosts reflect on their discussions, reiterate their support for authentic military narratives, and express gratitude towards their listeners for the super chats. They hint at future episodes focusing on combat stories, training insights, and collaborations with other military experts.

Nate [129:03]: "The Reaper troll was hilarious. Thank you, Seth."

The episode wraps up with light-hearted banter, a final round of super chats, and a promotional segment for their sponsors, emphasizing the collaborative and supportive nature of their podcast community.

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Notable Quotes:

• Brent [01:28]: "Kids can play video games so much that as they grow and their skull grows, their skull will grow around their headset."

• Nate [05:56]: "How easy was it to get away with killing civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan? It's fairly easy. You just don't lead him as much."

• Bradley [15:05]: "If you're interested and you're in the Pacific Northwest, we actually teach a class just for that."

• Nate [75:35]: "You miss 100% of the grenade throws that you don't take at women and children. That's what Michael Jordan said."

• Brent [117:44]: "You should probably question some things."

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Conclusion

This live Squadcast episode of The Antihero Podcast offers an unfiltered and candid look into military narratives, the authenticity of war stories, and the challenges faced by veterans. Through lively debates, listener engagement via super chats, and insightful discussions on special operations history, the hosts deliver a compelling and engaging episode for both regular listeners and newcomers.

Transcript

[Brent]

Now we're live. It's Thursday night for the squad cast. Thursday is for the boys. We got Nate from Valhalla. VFT just filmed another badass episode with him. We got me, we got Brent, we got Bradley producing. Take it away.

[Nate]

Are you watching it? You watch it on your phone? Yeah, there's that. I don't know. Why not? Just. That's not real life.

[Bradley]

You're talking about sunglasses.

[Nate]

Yeah, I know. We've been doing this for a while. We. We've gone through every problem. Trust us when we say that doesn't mean it's good.

[Bradley]

Ok.

[Brent]

I'm sitting here like I can't hear anything. I ain't got no headphones on.

[Bradley]

Oh, I don't have headphones on either. I should probably. I should probably hear.

[Nate]

Oh, I wish we'd have thought. I'd. I'd have cut some holes for you. Yeah.

[Bradley]

I got to put it on here.

[Nate]

Make it. Make it work.

[Brent]

Did you know this print. Did you know that? Probably kids can play video games so much that as they grow and their skull grows, their skull will grow around their headset. Bradley, is that.

[Nate]

Is that true?

[Brent]

Yes, it is.

[Bradley]

It's true.

[Producer]

I have one.

[Nate]

What do you mean, you have one? A kid or you have.

[Producer]

No, I have a dent kid.

[Brent]

They have a dent on their head because there's. They play video games so much.

[Nate]

That's a problem.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's probably not good.

[Nate]

How much video games do you think you play? Wait, hold on. A couple questions.

[Brent]

I have questions.

[Nate]

Yeah. Now I have questions. How old were you when you started playing video games? Like. Like always talking super early to where, like, the things aren't still soft.

[Producer]

Well, it's from the headset.

[Bradley]

Like a baby.

[Producer]

I wasn't wearing a headset, like, ever since I started. I probably started playing video games when I was like, six.

[Nate]

With a headset.

[Producer]

Without a headset.

[Nate]

Stay on topic.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Producer]

With a headset, probably like 10.

[Nate]

10. When did you notice the bump? What?

[Bradley]

You have one?

[Producer]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Oh, it's a real thing. When did you notice? You were kidding. Can you let Brent feel it?

[Producer]

You might be able to feel it.

[Bradley]

You feel it? Maybe.

[Producer]

I probably noticed it at, like, 13, 14.

[Brent]

It's really noticeable when they. When someone showers and they have it.

[Nate]

Oh, yeah. Well, that's. That's disturbing. You'll be okay.

[Brent]

At least you're not.

[Nate]

You'll be.

[Producer]

What if I get a ball spot right there from the thing?

[Bradley]

Well. Well, brother, eventually it might be your whole head, so just hang in there.

[Nate]

That's right.

[Brent]

Well, brother. All right, let's hit some. I'm gonna do some super chats real quick.

[Bradley]

You're already about 10 behind.

[Brent]

I know.

[Bradley]

That's a good start.

[Nate]

That's a good start.

[Bradley]

Yeah. There's a lot of pit vipers in here right now, guys.

[Brent]

John McPhee x Delta, in his Sean Ryan interview from 2 hours, 59 minutes and 17 seconds, said Rangers shot a blocking position for no reason, killing old people. Two, he says in the beginning of Iraq, Rangers were casual, casually producing weapons. At times we didn't need casualties, implying the killing of civilians wasn't uncommon. Three, and the attitude of Delta was them. Why are we bringing them? Four, an X ray. God, bro.

[Bradley]

Hey, good on you for donating 10 times to get this whole thing out there.

[Brent]

And X Ranger told me this doesn't ring true to his experience with the Rangers. And ex unit guys have said McPhee is known to embellish lie about his stories. Five, is McPhee's description on the Rangers, right? Would you make a video on him like you did with O'Neal, etc, or is he legit?

[Bradley]

Oh, it's all from him. Yeah.

[Brent]

McPhee says he thinks those Rangers got fired, but if they're killed, if they'd killed Western civilians, wouldn't the punishment be worse? And last, how easy was it to get away with killing civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan?

[Nate]

Okay, yeah, sure.

[Bradley]

We're going to answer that for sure for you on this live cast. And me and Brent will go ahead and head on into federal prison for you, bud.

[Nate]

All right. I can.

[Bradley]

Yeah, why don't you take this one?

[Nate]

I can generally start this thing out. We love the Rangers. We've loved the Rangers since Mogadishu. We've loved the Rangers before that half of the unit comes from Ranger regiment. That's ridiculous for him to say that. But then again, it's ridiculous for him to say most of the things he says. Let me remind you, this is the same man that said he did a loan, a lone operator mission in Afghanistan, and his cover was being a singleton mission, and his cover was being a.

[Bradley]

Well, well, first of all, Brent, let me start real quick because John McPhee is a war hero and also is a sponsor for Tasty Gains Gummies, who I'm also sponsored by. So we're not going to say anything bad about him.

[Brent]

We get 20% of that now.

[Nate]

It's too late. It's already out there.

[Bradley]

Kidding. Yeah, I don't care.

[Nate]

So I. I wouldn't take a lot, you know, things that he Says very serious. And I know we keep teasing it, but we're letting it breathe. When we're done, we're done with Tim. I will read John's book and I'll let you know what I think. Oh, that. That cover every. How easy. How easy is to kill a civilian? It's. It's fairly easy. You just don't lead him as much.

[Bradley]

Oh, my God. That's sounds dark.

[Nate]

That was. That was a joke.

[Bradley]

First of all. First of all, the ROE said that that was okay at that time, so that's not up to us.

[Brent]

As long as you play Creed, it's legal, right?

[Nate]

That. That was a movie quote, by the way, people.

[Bradley]

Yes. Yeah. Famous.

[Nate]

So.

[Bradley]

So was that Apocalypse Now?

[Nate]

No, no.

[Bradley]

Full Metal Jacket jacket. How do you do it?

[Brent]

The women and the children, you just.

[Bradley]

Don'T eat as much.

[Nate]

It's not. It's. It's not easy killing innocent people. You have. You have preds over overhead. You have. You have teammates with a moral compass to your left and your right that look at you and be like, that's not cool.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

You have a commander on the ground that's not going to let that fly. Does it happen it. At times, like in a very rare case.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Is it something that's easy to do and something that's. That happens all the time? Absolutely not.

[Bradley]

Well, I mean. And even, you know, Tim Kennedy tried to lie about killing a bunch of civilians in his book, and his. And his ground force commander had to come out and say, no, actually, Tim Kennedy didn't commit war crimes.

[Nate]

So few times Tim Kennedy had to lie about doing it.

[Bradley]

Right. That's how hard it is to actually do and get away with.

[Nate]

With. We'll get. We'll come. You wanna. We'll come around to Tim Kennedy. Do you want to hit that off right now?

[Bradley]

Make the chat.

[Brent]

Wait, let me check.

[Nate]

Yeah. Tim Kennedy's back alone.

[Brent]

Brent, Nate. Arm wrestling match. Fundraiser. You guys want to do that now or.

[Bradley]

Well, how much are you guys gonna donate?

[Nate]

What do you say?

[Bradley]

They want. They want me to arm wrestle for a fundraiser.

[Nate]

Sheesh.

[Bradley]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna tear Brent's ligaments out of his arm if we do.

[Nate]

Right. I got shot in the. Right in the right arm. You want them to finish breaking it after it just solidified again?

[Brent]

D. Michael, when are we getting an episode about TK's Afghanistan withdrawal fuckups? That's a good question.

[Nate]

It's coming. That's just. Just with life and FRCC right now. This just happens to be our Busy season.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

I just. I give. Give me a month and we will. We will. We will slew our cameras right back over there. We got a lot to cover on that. We have not forgotten about it.

[Bradley]

Nope.

[Brent]

Plate designs. 20 bucks. OP Eagle. Those lost at Desert One. Major Richard L. Bakke. Major. Major Harold L. Lewis, Jr. Man, you guys kill me with these acrosm T. Sergeant Joel C. Mayo. Mayor L. D. McIntosh, Captain Charles T. McMillan, Sergeant John D. Harvey, Corporal George N. Holmes Jr. And Staff Sergeant Dewey L. Johnson. Those first ranks were me up Major. Operation Eagle Claw. Okay.

[Nate]

Yep. A tech sergeant. That's an Air Force One.

[Bradley]

Yep.

[Nate]

Yeah. Do the. Not to put anyone on the spot, but just do you remember which one Eagle Claw is?

[Brent]

No.

[Nate]

Eagle Claw was the. The Iranian hostage situation where the. It was the Delta Force's first mission, but it was. It was a failure. Not to the Delta Force.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

But when they. When they got to the LZ to launch the mission from the plane. Yeah. One of the. One of the helicopters dusted out hit the hit one of the. The C130s killed a. Killed a bunch of people and they never even got to go try to rescue the.

[Bradley]

The hostages as far as I. As I recall. Isn't that why Special operations as a unit was. As an overarching umbrella was started?

[Nate]

That is what. That is how use. That is how SOCOM came about. And the reason why that. Why that came about is when the army said, hey, the Delta Force is going to go do it and we're going to launch off of Navy ships. And then the Marines are like, well, how do we play in it? Like, all right, we'll use. We'll use your helicopters. And the Air Force is like, well, how do we plan it? Like, all right, we'll get C130s and land them on dirt landing strips. So everyone forced their way into this mission and no one had ever trained together. And there were no now we were having missions which much higher standards and austere environments that they didn't train in. And so like, you know what we're going to do? We now have a hole in this. We're going to start socom. Everyone's going to have their own branch. We're all going to play together because we're going to go on missions together. So that's what. That's what started socom.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Let's see. Zulu Whiskey. What up, boys? Jasmine Rose for Brent and Nate's on wrestling.

[Bradley]

That's too much.

[Brent]

What's CA? It's some kind of CA 202.79.

[Bradley]

Canada.

[Brent]

Is that good money?

[Bradley]

I don't know. I don't know what the exchange rate is.

[Nate]

I don't know.

[Bradley]

I don't know if it's better or worse. I feel like it's less. Right. Like the snow. Mexicans definitely don't have more valuable. What is it? 70 cents.

[Nate]

But what if. What if.

[Bradley]

So that's like a dollar 69.

[Nate]

What if we. No, no. As a podcast. Can we put a tariff on it and make it higher?

[Bradley]

We should be able to. We gotta contact YouTube on that.

[Nate]

I'm just kidding. Canada.

[Brent]

Opinions on John Stryker. Mayer just listened to his episode on Sean Ryan show.

[Bradley]

Well, you should have. You should have asked that when Jim Day was here. We just had. If you guys didn't know, Mac V. SOG Jim Day for the podcast coming out Monday.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Yeah. That's fucking.

[Nate]

His first ever podcast. First time I ever told.

[Bradley]

First time he's ever been willing to come out and talk. And it was here on the show and it was awesome. So be on the lookout for that.

[Nate]

When you talk to guys like that. All three of us have been to combat. When you talk to guys like that doesn't just make you feel less like a man.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Like, it's insane.

[Nate]

I didn't go to combat. Like, you wouldn't, Jim. You went to combat.

[Bradley]

That's real.

[Brent]

My question about VA disability for that generation was legit. Like, they come home from war, they just. Like you said, they rack their emotions for 30 years and they go start a new career and raise a family, and they never go back on it, but once every once in a while, probably. And now this generation is getting 100% and the generation after us is getting 100% disability for. For going to basic training, for getting.

[Nate]

Yelled at a boot camp.

[Bradley]

I was telling Jim, my dad, 75 years old, multiple quadruple bypass surgeries, heart surgeries, tons of problems from Agent Orange. Just filed. Are we getting some feedback just.

[Nate]

Just from your mic? It seems like me.

[Bradley]

No, no, I can hear it. Just filed his first VA disability claim. It just started.

[Nate]

Yeah, it did.

[Brent]

Good for him.

[Nate]

Oh, did he? Yeah, maybe all of us. No.

[Bradley]

Was it too close? I think it was just a little too close.

[Nate]

No, we've never had that problem.

[Brent]

It was this change you made. It was a change you made. Lisa Ann Zyler, how much do you hate Dodge Chargers? That's a cop reference. Because all Dodge Chargers driving around are.

[Bradley]

I can hear too, but it's lower.

[Nate]

And I think it's picking up. And when it's really loud on your, on your.

[Brent]

Oh, you know what? It's a, it's a set. I'll tell you what. The mic standby.

[Bradley]

We'll fix it, guys.

[Nate]

Yep. And go ahead and fix that screen for me, if you will. Producer. There you go.

[Brent]

New lineup.

[Nate]

While we're talking about this, it sounds, sounds a little better.

[Brent]

One mic was. His mic was turned down way too much. Check or somebody.

[Nate]

Perfect, perfect, perfect. Got it.

[Brent]

You're welcome, guys.

[Nate]

Thank you.

[Brent]

Oh man, look at Tyler.

[Nate]

The producer wouldn't have had that problem with Drew.

[Brent]

But Drew's not here. He left us.

[Nate]

That's right. Drew's in Atlanta at the NRA convention for frcc. So we'll be there if you guys are in the area.

[Brent]

Hard struck. Want to start competing in uspsa? Should I take a class or can I teach myself via YouTube in practice? Any Delta 4 Secrets. $5. Delta 4 Secrets.

[Nate]

Delta 4 Secrets. Here's the secret to that. Start all over. Do the fundamentals. Do the fundamentals, right. Start slow. Start. Build slowly. Don't just go for speed and then try to zone in that speed. Start slow and build up.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Let me give you, I'll give you some advice because I used to think I could shoot pistol. I was in the military and then I got out and then I started getting mentored by my, our Volvo VFT's actual pistol instructor who is super high level USPSA competitor. You'll, you'll, you'll learn real quick that yeah, pistol shooting, especially uspsa, it's its own, it's its own monster guys. And if you're interested and you're in the Pacific Northwest, we actually teach a class just for that. So Medford I believe May Medford, Oregon. May 1718. I believe that weekend we're teaching a red dot pistol mastery class. Whole second days, all introduction in USPSA shooting. So yeah, the best thing you can do is go out and compete guys like go out to a USPSA match regardless.

[Nate]

Absolutely.

[Bradley]

And just do it. And then as you're signing up, look for the teams that have all the M's or the GM's in front of the names. Those are all the masters and grandmasters or a class and just ask dudes questions and get advice and just go, go practice. Because when Brent will tell you this, I'm sure, I'm sure he blows all of us out of the water. It's time. It's time behind the trigger, right? You're not going to get better at shooting if you're not actually out there.

[Nate]

Doing it, but it's time behind the trigger doing it. Right.

[Bradley]

And that's. And that's important. Right. And the reason why I've gotten as good as I am now is because I've had the mentorship of someone who's so much better than me, that's guided me along that path.

[Nate]

You know, it's splitting hairs, but someone said this, and they're absolutely right. Like the old practice makes perfect. No, perfect practice makes perfect.

[Bradley]

And you can go out and shoot a million rounds by yourself. You're not going to improve unless you actually go out and shoot with people who are better than you.

[Nate]

Yep.

[Brent]

So Luther, Etta, birthday shout out to Kansas defit in your mouth.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Brent]

Okay, guys, Redline TV for a hundred bucks here to keep the lights on. Vanessa told me allegedly Ty Tyler was hating on my lack of social content on ig. No, it's not that. It's the fact that I got a thing that said, hi, remember Redline tv? They gave a hundred dollar super chat and asked to be on the podcast.

[Bradley]

Is.

[Brent]

Is a recruiter and now a corporate America. And I said, IG handle. She goes, oh, let me ask him. She sends it to me and I pull it up and it's not Redline tv because that's what I was expecting. I don't know what that is. And he's. It's just a guy with 42 followers. So I was like, is this him? And I. And I was like, is this who you're talking about? He's like, yeah. He mentions fishing on IG And I was like, for. Oh, he wants to be on a live. Yes. And I was like, okay, so that's, that's not me hating on it. That's just me verifying that it's you.

[Bradley]

But also, brother, you're gonna have to pay more than 90 bucks to get on the live.

[Brent]

We have anybody on the live?

[Nate]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on. Don't, don't, don't go too fast. Not a whole lot more than 90. Just make a couple more of those tonight and we'll. And you're basically guaranteed. See what I did there?

[Brent]

Basically very high chance. 80% probability you will come on four.

[Bradley]

Or five more of those and there.

[Brent]

Is a pretty good chance another.

[Bradley]

Hey, but also, that's very generous.

[Nate]

Yeah, thank you so much.

[Brent]

Another commenter says, did you guys see Warfare? If so thought I'm getting asked this non stop. I didn't see it.

[Bradley]

So many people are asking me to do a.

[Nate]

A movie review on it. Yeah, I still haven't. I want to, I want to like and we talked about that in the podcast. I talked to Jim like hey like back in your day like his movie would have been John Wayne the green Bra. Was that a cool movie back then like what changed generationally. I like war movies and I like movies that portray you know with within reason. Yeah you know true stories. I don't mind they Hollywood it up.

[Bradley]

A little bit from what I've heard is it's big pretty good in pre real. I. I wasn't in Iraq so I mean like for me it kind of feels a little disingenuous to give a review on it.

[Nate]

Yeah. Combat's combat though. It's you know it's, it's, it's, it's the, the places are different and every place had a different uniqueness about it and the other odd thing is it's also all the same.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

It's the same shitty people doing the same shitty things. To some degree they're both right.

[Brent]

You want to read the super chats.

[Producer]

Bradley our big sherm. $5 great episode Monday. About time you guys had a combat engineer on. Gotta get a Romy. 12B dudes. One black every mission in Bradley's.

[Brent]

What's that? 12B is a engineer. No.

[Nate]

Did we just go over this? Yeah, combat engineer.

[Bradley]

He just had enough.

[Nate]

I think it's a combat engineer. Yeah. And Ramadi.

[Brent]

Anybody that was a Ramadi would be a good guess.

[Nate]

Yeah, for sure.

[Brent]

Is that the ones that were building they kept getting sniped in American Sniper where the combat engineers trying to build out Combat engineer.

[Nate]

Thank you.

[Brent]

Cool. Yeah we'll definitely have one on.

[Bradley]

Speaking of which I got to talk to you after about something I know about Ramadi that's going to come out here.

[Nate]

We'll see. We'll see.

[Producer]

Next one you Zulu whiskey another $5. Any interest on having Clint Emerson on the show has some cool stories about his service after career.

[Nate]

Clint Emerson.

[Bradley]

Don't know who that is.

[Brent]

Don't know who that is.

[Nate]

Well keep going. I'm gonna find out who clearly with.

[Brent]

Names because they'll put names up here and we'll say them and then it's like oh it's a joke.

[Bradley]

Yeah, they've got me with that before.

[Producer]

Too something Wong999 fellas.

[Bradley]

There you go.

[Producer]

Haven't been in a live for a little because of work. Keep up the great work as always fellas. Brent, do you know Red personally and have you ever had a convo with him? Have a great night.

[Nate]

I know his name. I've not had a conversation with him. I'm telling you, when that, that guy does not, does not want to talk about it. Yeah, he doesn't want to be bothered about it. He knows he killed Osam bin Laden, he knows Rob O'Neill's a liar and he's just going to ride it from the sunset.

[Bradley]

Yep.

[Nate]

And guess what else? Rob O'Neal knows that he, that that red killed bin laden and Rob O'Neill knows he's a liar. So that's. Let me tell about Clint Emerson just real quick. So people know Clint Emerson is a recently retired Navy Seal with 20 years of service within the special operations community. He spent his military career serving under various naval special warfare commands, blah, blah, blah. He's a Navy seal, so, you know, it'll be a good episode.

[Brent]

Yeah, it'll get, it'll get views.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Yeah, it'll get views.

[Producer]

All right. Nationwood, $2. You guys know Tony Cowden? Thoughts on his stories?

[Nate]

It's not the first time we've been asked about Tony Cowden. Do you know who he is? Has he been brought up to you before? No, he. I know he was in the army and the, and people just question the stories, but we'll see. I don't know enough about him. I'm not saying that, that that's right or wrong. I don't.

[Brent]

You know that people are saying.

[Nate]

Yeah, that's what I know people are saying. Yeah, thank you. Let's make that clear before I get a call from Tony Cow like we've gotten with, with Medal of Honor winners.

[Bradley]

This shit's gonna be on Twitter all of a sudden. That's gonna spiral out of control.

[Nate]

I don't know. Somebody's gonna clip that and, and he was in the CIA apparently as well, so.

[Bradley]

Oh, sounds super gay. Can I say that online?

[Nate]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was an executive order like gay.

[Brent]

And we haven't gotten the F word yet. They're still working on that.

[Bradley]

Yeah, you can't say that.

[Producer]

All right, sun wukong with $10 shout out the big sarge, Valhalla VFT. Also last week they have the DEA agent that took down Pablo Escobar. And this week it's pit vipers to cover the CBD. Use Semper, bro.

[Bradley]

Hell yeah.

[Producer]

We got Robert with $10. What was. And where can I find the negative quote about a generation that turned out to be the World War II generation? 25 year old police and volunteer for a vet non profit and CT homes for the Brave. Check us out.

[Brent]

He actually messaged me about that, and I was like, brother, I remember Brent reading that. I just can't remember.

[Bradley]

Oh, you can find it. It's Sergeant Major Waldo. And it's in type in Iron Sight. Iron sharpens iron. It's the. I think SOCOM athlete has it on their channel. Yeah, that's where you're gonna find that. Yeah.

[Brent]

I can't remember what guess that was.

[Bradley]

So that's from a. Well, he talks about it. Sergeant Major Waldo talked about it in a Q course graduation speech, and they turned it into that really badass video. And then Jameson travels. Actually put that out in his video that got like a million views and then told people it was a recruiting video. And SOCOM didn't actually put that out as a recruiting video. They're just dumb as and didn't realize they had gold on their hands. And then Jameson did it for him.

[Nate]

And then. And we watched that video on the podcast. We're talking. Remember that?

[Brent]

Yes. I can't remember who the guest was.

[Nate]

I can't remember either.

[Bradley]

But it was the crazy thing about that. That video is back from the Biden administration.

[Nate]

Really?

[Bradley]

And then Jameson found it and was, okay, this is gold. And then he put it out and said it was a recruiting video. And then SOCOM jumped on it after he put the video.

[Brent]

When we watched the new SF recruiting video.

[Bradley]

Yeah, but it was.

[Brent]

We watched like, all of that was like.

[Bradley]

Yeah, but it's not. That wasn't a recruiting video.

[Nate]

It was on a live. Because we found it. Yeah, but I just don't remember. It was a live.

[Bradley]

Yeah, it's an amazing video.

[Nate]

It really was. It got me hyped up.

[Bradley]

SOCOM didn't do shit with it. It's like multiple years old idiot idiots.

[Nate]

And they wonder why they got a recruiting problem now.

[Bradley]

Why can't we figure out how to recruit guys? But they got a YouTube channel now. SFAS does. We might talk about that. We might not.

[Producer]

Our son Wukong with another $5. Also to each of you, what's the most important lesson you learned and had to relearn in the Army. And to Big V. How's the Red Wings True story coming?

[Nate]

Most important, learn how to relearn in the Army. Do you have one? Relearn?

[Brent]

When I went to airborne school after basic training, I had never met, like, really, other than my chain of command at Sand Hill. I never met an officer before. And I went to airborne school. Know some young, young butter bar.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And I started talking shit back to him. And like he was. Then he went and reported me to the Black Hats and I had to stand outside the barracks one Friday night. And everybody that walked by, I said, please remember to not disrespect officers. Please remember not to disrespect officers. I learned how to respect officers.

[Nate]

I love that story.

[Bradley]

Yeah, for me it was that I'm not the main character of the story.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

That I think was as a young 23 year old, 22 when I. When I came in. Or Exactly. Narcissistic as fuck. And then realizing throughout the Q course and then to being on the teams like, yeah, I'm not the main characters. And fucking matter what I think or feel, my. My buddies to my left and my right are what's important. So that one took a while to understand.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Oh, and also with the Red Wings video, I was going to put it out this week, but I fucking had my microphone off on the audio.

[Brent]

So that's the one.

[Bradley]

I have it done. And yeah, so I'm doing the backside failures of Operation Red Wings from the communications that people don't really know, but some really interesting stories about.

[Brent]

It'll be. It'll be way better because he's got to redo it.

[Nate]

Yeah, that's right.

[Brent]

That's right. There's always an upside.

[Nate]

So.

[Bradley]

Yeah, it's coming out. It'll come out next week. We're actually finally did it. They've been asking me for it for three months.

[Nate]

Nice.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

What's your lesson?

[Bradley]

You actually probably know a lot of those.

[Nate]

My lesson would definitely be no. No, no one's. No one's. Essentially no one's truly gifted. If they're smarter than you, it's because they wanted to be smarter than you. If they're. If they're stronger than you, it's because they wanted better than you than you.

[Brent]

You don't think genetics play in anything generally?

[Nate]

And when I talk, I'm talking 99%. You'll always have outliers, whether it be female cops, whether it be geniuses, but generally speaking, someone's better than you because they wanted it more than you know.

[Bradley]

I agree with that.

[Brent]

You will most likely not play in the NFL.

[Bradley]

Yeah. All right.

[Producer]

Zulu whiskey with another $2. Clint was ST6, Black Squadron.

[Brent]

How do people know that?

[Producer]

We got Bill's rat militia area with $10. Brent, close. Close your humidor door, brother.

[Bradley]

Well, somebody got it at least.

[Nate]

Nice. That was a test. You passed.

[Brent]

I'm always leaving door. I leave the humidor in the fridge open. Brad leaves.

[Bradley]

We're not gonna get into any content if you just keep donating like this. Jesus. It's just Q A.

[Nate]

Hey, give me some emotion.

[Producer]

Give me.

[Nate]

Give me some.

[Bradley]

But I'll. But also. But also keep doing that for the boys because. Yeah, that's Fantastic.

[Producer]

We got $5. Am I tripping, or does the guy reading Super Chat sound like Jamie from Joe?

[Bradley]

Jamie. Jamie, pull that up.

[Brent]

Jamie, I just tried.

[Nate]

I just tried to save you from comments like that.

[Producer]

Well, I don't know what he sounds like.

[Bradley]

That's your name now on, buddy.

[Brent]

It doesn't sound bad, but you do kind of sound like him.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Producer]

What is he just like monotone?

[Brent]

Yeah, he's just like. No one knows what he looks like.

[Producer]

We got three T. Bane with $20 with no message.

[Nate]

All right, thank you.

[Brent]

Thanks, bud.

[Producer]

Bushiest Beaver $5. The Unit versus Ridley Scott's Alien.

[Nate]

Ridley Scott's Alien. Anyone else tracking that?

[Brent]

Well, I guess.

[Nate]

Oh, really? Scott's the movie. Scott is the original producer and director.

[Bradley]

Yeah, the original Alien.

[Brent]

The universe. Aliens. I just think they'd be. Think that'd be a cool concept.

[Nate]

Alien versus Predator, that. That type of genre.

[Bradley]

I think he's asking which one you like more.

[Nate]

I don't like either one of those.

[Bradley]

Yeah, okay. There you go.

[Brent]

The unit. Oh, the TV show. The unit.

[Nate]

That's the only the unit I know. And that's what also is confusing. One's a movie and one's a TV series that I know. I'm so confused.

[Bradley]

Thanks for that super confusing question, brother. Bushiest Beaver.

[Producer]

All right, we got El Tahone with $10. 12 series. NGA nears love. Former 27A engineer engineers.

[Bradley]

12 series. 12 Bravo.

[Nate]

Yep.

[Producer]

Mag Fed, MI $5. No message.

[Nate]

Thank you, sir.

[Producer]

Big Sherm, $5. Speaking of Ramadi, you okay?

[Brent]

Are these guys drunk?

[Bradley]

You guys are drunker than I am.

[Producer]

Sun wukong. Another $5. The soft generation qu. A 1938 op ed in the Chicago Tribune. I'm unable to find article at this time.

[Nate]

Just get it just now. I want to know.

[Bradley]

It just YouTube. Iron sharpens iron toward me. Waldo. The speech. He does the whole thing. Come on, guys.

[Nate]

Is that. Is that. Did he. Did he take that from that? He just.

[Bradley]

Yeah, well, he talks. He talks about exactly the article and why he's saying what he's saying. But yeah, it's in that speech.

[Producer]

Dustin Cook, $10. If I'm not mistaken, Tony Cowden was Green Beret and has a story he says is pretty much the reason one man CQB was created.

[Bradley]

All right.

[Producer]

He has an episode. The Sha R. Okay.

[Nate]

One Man CQB was never created. One Man CQB was never taught. So you can take that.

[Bradley]

Yeah. One man cqb. Tony Cowden. Good to hear. Dude, wasn't he just a Navy seal?

[Nate]

All right, I, I. No, no, no, no. That was the other guy. That was the other guy. But. But I just said I don't know anything about that guy. And I'mma sideline it if he said that, and that's true. I already don't like him. I already don't like him.

[Bradley]

If he of all, he created One man cqb, Brent, nobody's ever thought about that before you.

[Nate]

Well, some people have thought about it, and maybe even some people have tried it. The reason why we don't teach it is the people who tried that are not alive to tell the story about how good One Man CQB is.

[Brent]

Follow me.

[Nate]

Gosh.

[Bradley]

Well, you know, there's those solo admissions. Dude, you don't. You don't know, bro. Yeah, first of all, you don't. First of all, you don't know, okay? You don't know. You weren't there. You don't know what? Tony Cow.

[Nate]

You weren't there. I'm telling you, I love Sean Ryan. He's a super nice dude, but at some point, when you hear things like, Sean, you have to go. You really want to say that?

[Bradley]

Stop. Stop. Hey, Tommy. Hey, Tony. Edit this out. Tony, you can't say that on the podcast.

[Nate]

Yeah, yeah. The anti hero guys are gonna eat this up. Do not do this to yourself during the interview.

[Brent]

I'm sorry.

[Bradley]

You thought Tim Kennedy stories were bad. Wait till you hear about Tony Cow. Gosh, sorry, Tony, if you're watching, by the way, sorry, I don't know who you are, but you sound like a idiot.

[Brent]

There's our clip for the week.

[Bradley]

Oh, no, don't clip that, anybody.

[Nate]

Now they're gonna call us. The Mean Girls Podcast.

[Bradley]

No context of that. That's good.

[Nate]

Just no context.

[Producer]

We got Redline TV again with another hundred dollars Valhalla coming in with the burn. I can dig it. I will see y'all in a couple months.

[Brent]

All right, all right, all right, all right.

[Bradley]

That's number two.

[Brent]

Send us an email.

[Bradley]

Send three or four more. He's coming on. We're keeping track.

[Producer]

We got wyatt almond with $20. Brenda and Tyra. I listen to every episode, but it's my first time catching alive. Get loose, asshole. On the show because Machine Head 1371 engineers.

[Nate]

Machine Head's liberal as though but you know what? Hold on. What's. What's the name of. We got to start this all over again.

[Brent]

Machine Head. Locust.

[Nate]

Yeah. Or no, no Machine Head. It's in at $20, and I already hate it if they're liberal, but out.

[Bradley]

That's all right.

[Nate]

Dude.

[Bradley]

There's a lot of.

[Nate]

Someone. Someone will top that. We won't have to listen to it.

[Brent]

So Lou Sassle is a loose. Loose that loseth.

[Producer]

We got 3T Bane with $10. Haven't made it to a live in a while. Shout out to the boys in Valhalla. Have y'all heard about the 77th Infantry Division from World War II that was made up of older guys? Saw a video from the fat electrician.

[Bradley]

No, but I'll go watch it. No.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

He's got great stuff.

[Nate]

He does. He does.

[Bradley]

He's crushing it, man.

[Brent]

Yeah, his video on the. The dirty 13 or the third filthy 13 was awesome.

[Nate]

I'm telling you, after you're done. After you're done watching all of our episodes and all of Valhalla's episodes, if you have a time, catch a few of his.

[Bradley]

Yeah, he's got great stuff, man.

[Producer]

We got geno son with $10. Brent, how many short kings are in the unit? The east coast naval group is chalk full of them.

[Nate]

I love the term short kings. It makes me laugh every time.

[Bradley]

Wait, wait, wait. We gotta classify. What's the break point to be a short king?

[Nate]

As. As a man?

[Brent]

I don't know.

[Nate]

Well, it's like a derogatory.

[Bradley]

If you don't know, then you might be one.

[Nate]

You know what? Let's. We'll go down the list. I haven't.

[Bradley]

I think you're way too tall.

[Nate]

I have a number in my head. What. What is a short man? Like, legit. What's a short?

[Bradley]

I think.

[Nate]

I think like five foot five, and you're five five. What's a short man, Tyler?

[Brent]

Five six.

[Nate]

I was going five six.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Five foot five. Five foot six.

[Nate]

All right, we'll keep this.

[Bradley]

I'm like five foot seven. You've. You've started to break.

[Nate]

Yes.

[Brent]

You can ride all the roller coasters.

[Nate]

So five six is a short king. I don't think there's any short kings. The unit. There's a couple guys below six foot, but not very many.

[Brent]

A couple guys below six foot.

[Nate]

That's not very. But there's not a lot of guys over six foot. I'm. It's a cookie cutter organization. Six foot tall, white dude.

[Brent]

You couldn't do the President 100 try out.

[Bradley]

You guys. You guys do know there is an official dwarf Green Beret that's got a silver star, right? Yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, back in the day.

[Bradley]

No, this was in gwat.

[Nate]

Oh, really?

[Bradley]

My buddy Al Garcia, who's probably watching this right now.

[Nate]

How tall?

[Bradley]

I mean he's maybe, maybe 4 foot 11. No, no, actually Al is probably like 5 foot 4. But fuck you out, you know that.

[Brent]

It'S on the Internet forever.

[Nate]

That means.

[Bradley]

But he does have a silver star.

[Nate]

Someone break out the math on that. So 50 miles to a six foot dude, you know is what is that to a guy that's five foot? So right off the battle leg span. Oh no, right off the bat, that's like a 20 decrease again. And so that's like a 60. I gotta do math just real quick. Yeah, so that's 60. That's like a 70. That's like a 70 mile trek to him.

[Brent]

You're doing a ruck mark math.

[Nate]

Rook mark. Matt rook march math. Yeah, he basically did 70.

[Bradley]

I will say in. Because I get asked this a lot, like guys are like what's too short to go? Myself in my, in my Q course class we had a dude that was five foot one.

[Nate]

Oh wow.

[Bradley]

Five foot one. He was a gymnast. So he was an absolute stud. But I'll tell you this, on the right.

[Nate]

Did you, did you throw him in the air on breaks?

[Bradley]

No. I could have. I'll tell you this though. On, on ruck marches, it's the funniest thing in the world, right? Especially the big ones.

[Nate]

Gotta hit the back of his calves.

[Bradley]

You know, there was no head. It was just a rucksack and two little legs running along in front of you. Right. You couldn't actually see his body. It was just two little feet as you run along with a big R. The headless rucker. Yes. Dude. So they're out there. There's a few of them short kings.

[Producer]

Sun Wukong with another $5 emotion coming in hot. Hate disconnect and love for the boys. Cheers, boys.

[Nate]

Yeah, buddy.

[Producer]

Love you, Chris with $10. Do you guys prefer gay jokes or racist jokes? Be honest.

[Brent]

Yes, yes, yes, yes. All the above.

[Producer]

Mike with $10. Huge thank you, Brent. To speak into University of Wisconsin students this week. Such a great experience for the. Brent stayed for 30, 40 minutes longer taking questions from students.

[Bradley]

Good for you, dude. I like to hear that.

[Nate]

Love talking to us. And a lot of the ROTC guys stayed later to ask some more and something not RTC people stayed later and ask questions.

[Bradley]

That's awesome.

[Producer]

Zulu Whiskey with another $5. Another guest recommendation. Kevin Holland, one of, if not the only one to be on SD6 and Delta, have some crazy stories.

[Bradley]

Kevin Holland in the ufc. Black fighter in the ufc, no different.

[Nate]

Without a doubt a white dude.

[Bradley]

I'm telling you, Kevin Holland is in the ufc.

[Nate]

This particular one chat truth that for me, we've. We've covered this before. Kevin did do a podcast once, and he got into some trouble with it, and then he was like, I'll never do a podcast again. So I've actually asked him and he's like, I'd love to, but I almost got in trouble once. And then he had to prove that you guys told me I could talk about. You wanted me to. But then what happened when he got. When he got the permission to a change of command happened. And then when the change command happens, like, what's he doing talking about this? Because it was a. It was a particular mission that he got.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Authorization to talk about.

[Bradley]

Yeah. That's a little bit different.

[Nate]

And so. But it still kind of left him a bad taste in his mouth. He's like, so I'm not gonna do any of it.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Producer]

Salvador with $5. Brent, when were you in 320 SFG? A slash unit. Did you work with SOTD guys at Pelham Range?

[Nate]

Absolutely. I was in there between like, 03 to 00:10.010. Yeah, I guess it is an 00:10.

[Bradley]

Sure. Why not? I don't know.

[Nate]

And. Yeah, and I worked at the SAT D as a Safal constructor. And I went through there as. Yeah, I went there. I went through safari. I went through sodic level two there. I love that place. The 20th group sock D is. Is great.

[Bradley]

I feel like that's a good job. It always. The spout constructor always seemed like a good gig.

[Nate]

Do you know who Frank Proctor is, by chance?

[Bradley]

Yes, he comes and teaches. My pistol instructor. Goes and takes a lot of Frank's classes.

[Nate]

He was a safari constructor with me. I'm telling you, we had a.

[Bradley]

You know Frank.

[Nate]

Oh, yeah.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Nate]

We had a stacked a cadre at the time. It was great.

[Bradley]

We'll get Frank out to one of my courses.

[Producer]

I got bushy as beaver with $2. He said MFers. I mean D boys.

[Brent]

Oh, that's probably referring to his last message.

[Bradley]

That's just super disrespectful, dude.

[Brent]

Come on, man.

[Producer]

We got James Smith with $50.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Producer]

Tarville and Natalie. Have any of you ever heard this orc?

[Bradley]

I'll tell you a little story.

[Producer]

Defeating it.

[Bradley]

First of all, Natalie. My parents thought I was gonna be a girl and my name was gonna be Natalie.

[Brent]

Is that what they called you when you were a cheerleader?

[Bradley]

My cousin, who was born on the exact same fucking day as me, ended up being Natalie.

[Nate]

Oh, really?

[Bradley]

Yes. My name was supposed to be Natalie if I would have been a girl.

[Brent]

You just.

[Bradley]

You thought that was an insult, but that actually wasn't an insult. That's what I was before I was born.

[Brent]

You got to him.

[Nate]

Let me tell you. The spork is the ACU of utensils. You can't do everything right. Be a spoon. Be a four.

[Bradley]

Choose to choose one.

[Brent]

That's pretty good.

[Nate]

Thanks.

[Brent]

A good analogy.

[Producer]

Big term with $10. Speaking of Ramadi Urban Valor and USMC sniper Harry Martinez on. And he dropped a bomb on Jocko's unprofessionalism, which led to his team's permanent stand down. Worth a watch.

[Nate]

No. Don't you dare talk bad about Jocko.

[Bradley]

I agree. No. Jocko is a goddamn American hero.

[Nate]

Don't you dare. That. That guy, he has great people on his podcast. He talks about great things like extreme accountability.

[Bradley]

Extreme accountability? Especially when somebody that you employed for three years gets arrested for 20 years for drug trafficking, and then you don't say anything about it. That's extreme accountability, boys.

[Nate]

What do you think extreme accountability would be to have a known liar, grifter, and stolen valor on your podcast, smelling his crotch the whole time, reading from his book, going, yeah. Oh, this is a great book. This is. Tell me more.

[Brent]

Yeah. Posted post it notes in there.

[Nate]

You think that's it. And then. Then to come to find out they're all lies, which he should have known. He knew it was lies when he read the book.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Where's the extreme accountability? Jocko, Clip that. Tag them. I want to know. I want to know. Jocko. It's an honest question. Actually, I love it.

[Bradley]

Maybe if we snorted some Jocko fuel, we might be able to figure that out.

[Nate]

When I said crotch, I went too far now. It's not professional. I didn't want. I want to know. I want to know. Edit out the crotch sniffer.

[Bradley]

No, we can't.

[Brent]

Can I leave it? Can I leave Krotchniff route? But then leave it in that. You said. Sorry.

[Nate]

Yeah, you do that.

[Producer]

We got Tamale Joe with $10. Tyler opinion on Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez defunding Florida Highway Patrol. No raises. Pay was 40.54k. Cutting positions, no funding for cars. Ever worked for an agency that wanted to cut Your funding.

[Brent]

That sucks. I didn't know that happened. Because they got a big pay bump, which they needed because they were extremely underpaid. They recently got a big pay bump and they need cars because they're allowed to pit. They're the only. They're the only ones around here that can pay.

[Nate]

Hey, you're getting bonuses and car chase. That's your bonus. Okay? You get to. You get to chase, you get the pit. That's your bonus, sir.

[Brent]

But yeah, I've never worked for an agency that when I started being a cop, I started for 15 an hour. And I've been. I've been with agencies.

[Nate]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Bradley]

Oh, my God.

[Brent]

Luckily, everyone I've worked has always up the pay.

[Nate]

I've never been with pay like that. They're gonna. They're gonna make people start to start podcasts to supplement their income. You tell them this is their fault. They created this monster.

[Brent]

I don't have enough money.

[Nate]

You created this monster.

[Producer]

Got Dr. Price for $5. Now go investigate all the Tim Kennedy sword fighting incidents in the UFC locker room.

[Bradley]

I don't know anything about that.

[Producer]

Casual Ace 82 with $20. That 505 Barrett jazzes me up every. Every Thursday. Keep up the Good work, boys. One P4 for life.

[Brent]

Oh, one panther. Is that one panther? Yeah, it must be. He must be one. I was two panther. That's the. That's the two dashes in the crest or the Flash.

[Bradley]

What's that mean?

[Brent]

It's just like every brigade. Every brigade. So there was like the Devils, there was the Panthers.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Brent]

And then, because right before I joined, every division got a fourth brigade for war, and they recently, in the last like three or four years, cut all the fourth Brigades back.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Nate]

I was. I know it's been a little bit, but I was super happy to hear ODAS went back to three numbers.

[Bradley]

Wait, what?

[Nate]

Did you not know that?

[Bradley]

When did that happen?

[Nate]

I don't. I don't want to talk any more about this and on the live and make you look like you're not in the know. I'm sorry I brought that up.

[Bradley]

I have so much access to information inside Coop right now. And the fact that I didn't know the team numbers. Hey, all my teammates that are still active, team sergeants, first of all, we.

[Producer]

Got Jack me off with $2.

[Bradley]

Did they really?

[Nate]

I thought so. Now you got me wondering if it's true or not.

[Bradley]

They did. I think you're lying in.

[Nate]

No.

[Brent]

You gotta cut these guys off. They'll keep talking.

[Producer]

Okay, so we got Jack me off again with $10. Burton Taylor.

[Brent]

Jack me off again.

[Producer]

Cowden claimed QRF picked him up after IED blast and dropped him off at Morga Live. Sounds totally.

[Bradley]

Yeah. The more I hear about Tony Calden, the more I'm.

[Nate]

I'm sold.

[Bradley]

I'm sold on this dude.

[Nate]

One man CQB got dropped off. Don't go ripping off stories from Rory Benavidez. Don't you dare.

[Producer]

Unsupervised with $10. Brent, would you rather have to oil wrestle Dylan Mulvane for 20 minutes in a string bikini or run a marathon in your underwear and sneakers covered in Salomon oil two weeks before hibernation and Kodiak ak?

[Bradley]

Very easy.

[Brent]

What the hell is salmon oil? Salmon oil.

[Nate]

What's your answer?

[Bradley]

I'm gonna give mine. Even though they didn't ask me.

[Nate]

Okay. Surprisingly, this may surprise some people. I'm gonna oil wrestle Dylan Mulvaney because I'm gonna beat the. Out of that with oil, though.

[Bradley]

I was gonna say, I'm gonna.

[Nate]

Saving her. That confused person.

[Bradley]

I'm gonna oil them up and butt him in the first 20 seconds. That's a 30 second.

[Nate]

Yeah. You're about to pay for ruining an American beer brand, and all that frustration's coming out on you.

[Bradley]

They got Shane Gillis as their rep. Yeah.

[Nate]

I still won't drink a Bud Light. And I love Shane Jones. I haven't since.

[Brent]

What would it take for Bud Light to have you drink. Drink them again? What would they have to do?

[Nate]

They. They would. They would have to come out publicly and say, sorry, we should have never done that. They've never done that.

[Bradley]

Yep.

[Nate]

They just acted like it didn't happen. Like, oh, maybe just pay Shane a lot of money and.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

And. And people will forget.

[Bradley]

People don't forget.

[Brent]

People don't forget. What's that from?

[Bradley]

Super Bad.

[Brent]

Super Bad. That was, like, 10 years ago.

[Bradley]

People don't forget.

[Producer]

Sun Wukong with $20. Alice in Chains ain't communist. Here comes the rooster.

[Nate]

20.

[Brent]

That was. That beats 1999, doesn't it?

[Nate]

Oh, it was 1999.

[Brent]

This guy knows what he's doing.

[Nate]

Was Allison Rooster.

[Bradley]

I don't know what's going on. They can donate for.

[Brent]

They picked the. They picked the Outro song. The one that gains the most money. We play.

[Bradley]

Ah, that's smart. I'm gonna start doing that.

[Brent]

It demonetizes your video. So they help us out with.

[Bradley]

Okay, Yeah, I get it.

[Nate]

It started. I used to just play it on the outro and be like, hey, no super chats. For the. The rest of this song when as I play it, I'm just going to read everyone's. And then. And that happened for a few months, and then they started, like, demanding, demanding it. And so now I run this. I don't even get to choose a song anymore. But hey, this was my thing. I don't have many things. This one was mine. But hey, you keep on paying for things like Alice and Chains. No issues here.

[Bradley]

Yeah. All right, I get it.

[Producer]

I got JM with 9.99. Brent, which has been your favorite SWAT team to train and why? Thanks, fellow. Us.

[Nate]

Oh, man, that's a hard question.

[Bradley]

You better say Tampa, because, man, those guys are probably watching right now.

[Nate]

Probably. My single favorite team was probably.

[Brent]

You're gonna break a lot of hearts right now.

[Bradley]

Oh, yeah.

[Nate]

It was Orange County, Miami day, Tampa. That was probably my favorite, that order.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

My favorite. That's just one team. I think I lumped them together.

[Brent]

The one team, one fight guys for the SWAT team.

[Nate]

One team, one fight.

[Bradley]

One team, one fight. That's right.

[Producer]

Well, $2 short kings are all below 6ft.

[Bradley]

Wow. Well, I'm cool with it, but that's up for everybody else.

[Nate]

I'm actually probably 5, 11 and 3 quarter now by the. By the end of my career. Yeah.

[Brent]

Is that a real thing? People say they weight.

[Bradley]

I've lost about an inch.

[Brent]

Really?

[Nate]

Yeah. Because all that weight, it compresses your. Your spine. Yeah. At some point, you wear that enough.

[Brent]

That's why I'm short, though. For the rucksack.

[Nate]

Yeah. Here's my question. I say that, but you know what I mean. We assume that time might do that, too. I'm 40 years old, so maybe it happens.

[Bradley]

It doesn't do that by 40. It does it by, like, 80.

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

You're not 37 and like, yeah, I lost an inch already.

[Nate]

So you're saying there's more to go. I'll be a short king before this is all over with is what you're saying. There's more to go.

[Bradley]

Do you love.

[Nate]

Didn't want. Didn't want to hear that.

[Producer]

I Got Rudy with 999. What's good, fellas? Sup, VFT? Listen to the Dan Crenshaw episode. And I don't know if I'm just tripping out, but could anyone else hear some zestiness in his voice? Maybe that eye patch has a.

[Nate]

Some zestiness in his voice. He replies. He. He defends himself. He will leave a comment.

[Bradley]

Here's the thing, man. I really don't comment Back. I really don't dislike Dan Crenshaw. Whatever. He's not any worse than the rest of the politics.

[Brent]

Yeah, he's a politician.

[Bradley]

I just think it was hilarious that he threatened to kill Tucker Carlson. Make some funny videos about it, right? Like, whatever, man.

[Nate]

All right, someone's calling in a favor, and I'm gonna send it. This is to you, Nate.

[Bradley]

Oh.

[Nate]

Ready?

[Bradley]

Well, maybe.

[Nate]

What are your top three monster flavors?

[Bradley]

My top three monster flavors? Like monster energy drinks?

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I don't drink energy drinks anymore because I use tasty games, pre workout gummies. So you should go over there and take this. No, but for real.

[Nate]

Good. He stays on brand.

[Bradley]

Yeah, no, but for real, I try. I really do try not to drink energy. Energy drinks anymore because.

[Nate]

Okay. No one cares. Keep going.

[Bradley]

I almost died from a botched kidney stone operation while I was in the military. Yeah. They almost killed me. I went septic on a table like this.

[Nate]

Oh, don't do that.

[Bradley]

Yeah. From a bot. So for. I. I still do.

[Brent]

The white ones don't have the sugar.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I don't. I don't drink monsters, though, man. If I do, I like. I like Red Bull or.

[Nate]

Hey, he didn't even pay anything. We've talked too much about this.

[Bradley]

Oh, well, then, yeah, him, dude. Yeah. I don't. I hate monster.

[Nate]

It was for Nick. Oh, Nick who? The guy from Orange County. When Nick asked me to do something, I'd do something.

[Bradley]

Yeah, well, Nick. Well, Nick. Yeah, I like white original and blue and purple and blue. All right, my bad, guys.

[Producer]

We got Kevin Mills with $10. No message.

[Brent]

Somebody redacted one.

[Bradley]

A redacted chat.

[Brent]

It was a $5 message, and it says message redacted.

[Nate]

But is the money redacted?

[Bradley]

I don't think they can redact the money.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Oh, gosh.

[Producer]

Sun wukong with $2. Hey, discount. Jamie, it's discontent.

[Brent]

You're part of the crew now.

[Bradley]

Bradley, Timu, Jamie in the back.

[Nate]

Why?

[Producer]

Almond with $5. Thanks for the enlightenment. Enlightenment. Here's $5 to not play machine head. The road to hell is paved with libs.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Thank you.

[Nate]

Every time I say machine head liberal, everybody play machine.

[Brent]

Everybody says the same thing you did. Well, they're all liberal, but, like, machine head's, like, super, like, annoyingly so.

[Bradley]

I'm gonna green day.

[Nate]

Yeah. Yeah. Play music.

[Bradley]

Green day. I'm so punk. It's like, yeah, okay. Green day.

[Brent]

I rock for the machine.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Rage with the machine.

[Nate]

So, yeah, I'm gonna add that to the. To the rooster category.

[Brent]

Okay. Yeah.

[Nate]

Throw that over there.

[Brent]

Actually 24.99 if you want to get.

[Bradley]

Did we make it through all the super chats yet?

[Producer]

No, you still got a bunch.

[Bradley]

Jesus christ. You're. We're 50 minutes in.

[Brent]

Yeah. This is gonna be a super chat.

[Nate]

It's been good. It's been good.

[Brent]

It's a good.

[Bradley]

There's worse problems to have.

[Brent]

It's too much money.

[Nate]

This hasn't happened before. Just happened with you, Nate. That's true. Just to take a little bit of a super chat break, but it won't be much. But it's ironically enough, kind of like a super chat. One more favor. Yeah, sure. What's your opinion on that. That Ranger, the sniper guy, The Reaper. Are you aware of him? He's really awesome. He has a bunch of confirmed kills.

[Brent]

I don't know what. You're being serious or when you're not.

[Bradley]

Did you see my videos on him?

[Nate]

Apparently not.

[Bradley]

You obviously didn't. That's why they're asking me this. What's my opinion on him?

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Oh, my God. I've drank too much to fucking talk.

[Brent]

It out. Don't worry.

[Nate]

On his rebuttal, he said he never heard of you and he can outshoot you. So I don't know what. What that comes from, Nick.

[Bradley]

The Reaper said he could out shoot me?

[Nate]

Yeah, he says he's never heard of you and that he can outshoot you.

[Bradley]

All right, Nick. Nick. Irving. I know I made you upset when I called you out for being retarded about China, but if you think you can outshoot me, time and place, I'll fly you out. Pistol, rifle, even long gun, which your got all your 33 confirmed kills. I'll smoke your ass at every thing you can imagine. First of all, I don't have anything against him at all.

[Brent]

Sounds like I was gonna say.

[Bradley]

Well, if he said that.

[Brent]

I said, with all due respect.

[Bradley]

He didn't say that. Did you?

[Brent]

I was gonna keep it going and be like, oh, he just commented it again. Who the is this guy?

[Bradley]

All right, I. I will just say this. An E4 from Ranger Battalion from 15 years ago is not going to outdo me at any. I'll leave it at that.

[Nate]

Love it.

[Bradley]

He seems like a great guy, though. So, Nick, sorry if you saw this, but also, if you want to do some content and you think you can outshoot me. Yeah. Then let me know.

[Nate]

But last question from me, that's going to. That's going to get clipped from me to you. What's a confirmed kill?

[Bradley]

A lot of people like to talk about more questions from you.

[Nate]

Ask him this.

[Bradley]

Now I'm turned this way for the rest of the episode. I don't even know you're here.

[Nate]

I deserve that. I deserve that. What's a confirmed kill?

[Bradley]

Oh, that's actually a good one. I would say for me, for me it's someone probably within 10 to 15 meters that I watched die with my own eyes from my bullets.

[Nate]

Because people talk about it like there's some like kill auditor that follows us around and is like confirmed doesn't count. Doesn't count.

[Bradley]

No. And well, and you know this.

[Nate]

Who's confirming these kills? I don't understand the word confirmed kills.

[Bradley]

I don't.

[Brent]

That's a great point.

[Bradley]

So my, my oda and we talked about this before we had one of the premier missions in 2018. We confirmed killed. I think it was like 570 dudes who's confirming it? But the battle, my ODA, that and that's with aircraft. That's we. Right. We literally saw the bodies and documented who made those shots in different points. Who the knows, dude? I don't know. Right, right. There's. There's a few that I could say for me personally that I could confirm because it was from 10 meters away. But beyond that, who knows dude?

[Nate]

And this is an, this is an honest question as well which is if you call the bombs.

[Bradley]

Ah, that's a good.

[Nate]

If you call the bombs, are the kills yours or the pilots or the, or they. The pilots. Because cuz once we add up these numbers, if you said you killed 200 because of the bombs and they say they killed 400, it would be, it would be reasonable is to come back from that mission like 400 dead. Well that's not necessarily true. I've rebuttal to that. But I want you to answer.

[Bradley]

That's great. So from what I just talked about from that 572 on that trip, when we account them, it's probably about 540 were from the pilots in the JTAC. Maybe, maybe 20 to 30 were from that we could confirm like point blank right there. Other than that probably 95 was from, from. From air.

[Nate]

So I'm gonna give you a sports analogy where, where it might make more sense. All right. If Dan Marino throws a touchdown to Jerry Rice, because I'm old, I couldn't think anyone fast enough. Jerry Rice catches a touchdown. Dan Marino throws a touchdown. They both get a touchdown. Their stats.

[Bradley]

How many touchdowns is that?

[Nate]

How were two touchdowns made? No.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

Only one. So, so it's not uncommon for different people to. To get credit for what they did and have to count to one.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Anyway, I.

[Bradley]

No, I digress. No, the whole confirmed kill, like, I had this many confirmed kills. I always have thought that was a super stupid thing to talk about because, I mean, most, and I don't know how you feel most bad guys that, that I've been a part of shooting. There was also two or three of my teammates that also shot that person 10 times.

[Nate]

Very few of them were just me. Me.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

Very few of them.

[Bradley]

So whose is it? Why don't we ask Rob O'Neill that?

[Nate]

Yeah, he could.

[Bradley]

He'd be the. He'd be the expert to answer that question.

[Nate]

Absolutely. All right, all right. Get back on track. Sorry.

[Producer]

Zulu whiskey, $2. Any stories with Tyler Gray or Pat McNamara?

[Nate]

No, they were all a little bit before my time. I know Tyler Gray was injured on the same target that Andy Stump was on. I don't know if you remember his story from that. He definitely saw some combat time. PMax a great dude. I've met him before. I have no issues with him, but he had very limited, you know, combat experience and got out shortly after, you know, we went to combat. So I don't have a lot of stories about him.

[Bradley]

Yeah, same as. Same as Andy. If you're watching this, Andy, I know you barely have any combat time as well, so I know that about Andy Stump.

[Nate]

Be the first one to tell you, but what do I know? I didn't do anything. And he's not. He's not saying that facetiously. Like, he's like saying like, no, I. But I didn't do anything.

[Bradley]

No. Andy has an injection coming from someone.

[Nate]

From a guy from Seal Team 6 that holds world record.

[Bradley]

He's got like 10 combat deployments. So that's obviously. I'm kidding, guys.

[Nate]

And has world record holders. You've done nothing, Andy.

[Bradley]

No, we're all big fans of Andy.

[Producer]

Gator McCluskey with $4. Jocko Podcast is the same as Drag Story Hour.

[Nate]

Good.

[Producer]

Sun Wukong, $5. Extreme accountability from an officer. Enough said. Sounds like blaming a landslip or.

[Brent]

Yep, yep, that was.

[Bradley]

That was some Jocko ones back. First of all, guys, I, I before I get drug into the anti hero podcast drama, okay? I like Nick Irving. I like Jocko. Tim Kennedy, Rob O'Neill.

[Nate]

You love them. Okay, Good dudes.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Nate]

With confirmed kills.

[Bradley]

Yes, exactly. So don't drag me into your guys.

[Nate]

Did you ever see the parody we did with Jocko? We had a good jocko Parody. We gotta find that one at some point and play. I was proud of that one. That was some funny ones.

[Producer]

Another commenter. $5 just says good, good hard. Stuck with $2. What's the helmet cam policy in Sof in the 82nd?

[Brent]

I was out before helmet cams.

[Nate]

There was no policy.

[Bradley]

None. You could wear whatever you wanted. Yeah, film whatever you want. You're not supposed to bring it back. Technically, it.

[Nate]

I know, but. But if. Then. But if we can't bring it back, where are we going? Our cool team guy.

[Producer]

Our cool team videos y a different Zeta $20. Yo. Late to the show. But what the happened to Cheers voice Cheers, boys. Great to see Hallowaya in the studio.

[Bradley]

Also, hallelujah.

[Producer]

Also, you're all just upset because Jocko has an enormous cock.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, we got another.

[Nate]

You got a little.

[Bradley]

Good. It fit.

[Brent]

It fits everywhere. You Got Y.

[Producer]

Tyler Chandler, 25 closeout song. Black Sabbath War Pigs.

[Brent]

All right, it was at 24.99.

[Bradley]

That's a good one, too.

[Brent]

All right, so that's the winner as.

[Producer]

Of right now, Gator McCluskey with another $5. Jocko sits in the dark slow reading books with Christian Bale's voice from Batman. Get that a lamp. Yes. I thought Nate would be bigger.

[Bradley]

How big do you want me to be?

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

What do you. What.

[Brent]

What do you think of me? If you think.

[Nate]

Don't worry. I'll fix this short King.

[Bradley]

This is how you should have set the studio up, you guys. So you guys lines up all the way. Brent did this. Brett did do this to me. When we took our picture with Tampa slot. We were on a hill, like a hill like this. And he was like, Nate has to stand all the way down down there at the bottom. So he looks shorter than everybody in the picture. I look shorter than you in the picture.

[Nate]

I love it when a plan comes together.

[Producer]

He's still the same height as time, but she's Beaver. $10. Brent, why did you on that guy's carpet in Afghanistan?

[Brent]

Oh, man. Don't forget that was one time him.

[Nate]

Yeah, I did that.

[Bradley]

Should I tell a story I've never told right now?

[Nate]

Yes, you should.

[Brent]

You're drunk. Do it.

[Nate]

I mean, that's out. I mean, can we say like that, though? Well, I did so you could. Why did I do it?

[Brent]

Pave the way?

[Nate]

Because. Yeah. All right.

[Bradley]

I had this thing where I always had to on target. I would hit the ground and always have to. I don't know if it was the adrenaline. The adrenaline. The ripits. And I Had a habit of in Taliban dudes beds and their bed.

[Nate]

Yeah, Nice.

[Brent]

Now confirmed Taliban.

[Bradley]

Yeah, well, I mean, we confirmed. Confirmed like a kill, right?

[Nate]

As confirmed as kills are you gonna get? No, I don't think. I don't think that's a war crime.

[Bradley]

Okay.

[Brent]

There's a guy sit in Afghanistan right now going a.

[Bradley]

That's who that was.

[Nate]

That's who that was. Why? Because they're not the only ones that can leave behind IEDs. We can, too.

[Bradley]

I actually forgot about doing that until you just brought that up.

[Nate]

Yeah, grow up. Your ODA needs to mature a little bit.

[Bradley]

It wasn't my oda. My ODA was professional, first of all. But if you haven't been able to tell by me by now, I'm a little bit less professional than. Than the average Green beret Kenneth with $50.

[Producer]

Oh, come on. You guys won't do a hit tube episode with Nick, but you degenerates with Will with Andy. Come on. Have a blessed weekend. Y. Pantera Cowboys from Hell for tonight's song.

[Brent]

Oh, 50 bucks for Pantera.

[Nate]

Oh, okay. What he's saying is we won't do a hot tub episode with. With Nate.

[Bradley]

Yes, they would have.

[Nate]

But. But you will do with Andy the.

[Bradley]

My biggest. That was my biggest complaint with the hot tube episode or the hot tub episode. Did I not tell you what was my biggest complaint? We had shirts on that you had.

[Nate]

He was very upset.

[Bradley]

I was not happy about you guys having shirts on. On.

[Nate]

I know. He said he could barely. He could barely get it hard because.

[Bradley]

I didn't care about, like, the dudes, the touching legs and toes. I don't care. But the fact you guys had shirts.

[Brent]

We were super not gay during that. All of us were, like, making sure our legs didn't touch.

[Bradley]

You should. You should have leaned into it, dude.

[Nate]

What was that song?

[Producer]

Pantera.

[Bradley]

Could you imagine if Brent. If Brent and Andy would have just started making out in the hot tub?

[Brent]

No. We would have broke the Internet. That's what we should have done.

[Bradley]

That's what you should have done. You don't want to talk about going viral.

[Brent]

We would have beat him and subscribers.

[Bradley]

Put that on YouTube. YouTube. Seal Team 6 and Delta 4 Operator make out in hot tub.

[Brent]

Can you imagine the money we could raise?

[Nate]

Okay, dude, I'm not PNG'd yet, but that might have done. The unit would have been like, you know what?

[Bradley]

Well, you wouldn't have had to worry. 100 million views. You'd be rich.

[Nate]

You know what? You've been. You've Been skating on thin ice for a long time.

[Bradley]

That is too much tape.

[Producer]

1999 with 1199. Bork, have you ever worked or trained with the KSK? I'm asking because a former KSK operator said that the KSK is up there with Delta and the SAS.

[Bradley]

Anytime you hear that, it's.

[Nate]

Yeah, if, if, if, if you have to say you are, then you're probably not. But I, I haven't.

[Brent]

So that's, that's a good sticker. If you have to say you are, you're probably not.

[Bradley]

Kind of like that chicken that went to Ranger battalion that felt the need.

[Nate]

To tell everyone, tell everyone that she's the most qualified.

[Bradley]

She was the. I was the most qualified candidate for the job.

[Nate]

We've got to talk about the, the, the, the female stuff.

[Brent]

We gotta take, we gotta take our break.

[Bradley]

Point. We're gonna start, we're gonna start the show.

[Brent]

Super chats are, are 10 and up now just because we gotta be able.

[Bradley]

Because we made zero progress.

[Brent]

And I love the fact that you guys are super chatting, but like, you.

[Nate]

Know, maybe, maybe it's a three hour live. I don't know. I got nowhere to go.

[Brent]

I hate you. Yeah. So let's roll into our commercial break. A quick word from our sponsors that keep the lights on. Thanks, guys.

[Nate]

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[Brent]

And we're back.

[Nate]

This is how I'm doing the second half of the episode.

[Brent]

Let's do some super chats while we wait on Nate to finish peeing.

[Bradley]

Good.

[Producer]

You want to pick it up where we left off?

[Brent]

Yeah, my butt. Yeah. Jenna Jennison.

[Producer]

Yeah. $10. My buddy Justin. Justin Cider loves the podcast. He doesn't know how to use super chat.

[Brent]

Justin Cider.

[Nate]

All right. Already breaking.

[Brent]

I like it.

[Producer]

Play Designs 50 the Clash Rock the cash bar. I put my two weeks notice in at work. Decided to start working on being a civilian again instead of being a marine veteran. What was the way all of you found purpose after leaving the DOD? I lost 2 inches in height in the USMC.

[Bradley]

That's a good question.

[Nate]

Good.

[Bradley]

Yes.

[Brent]

Did you get that $50 should rocking the cast.

[Bradley]

Do we answer?

[Nate]

Okay.

[Brent]

Is that. Is that 50 bucks right? That's the highest one.

[Nate]

Oh well, it's actually tied. And Ty goes to the Brent. That's how. That's how. That's how I'm so you.

[Brent]

My purpose for getting out of the military. When I found it, I already had my goals.

[Bradley]

Do you know Bobby? Is that who texted you? Yeah, he just texted me too. You. Yeah.

[Brent]

You guys gonna answer that question?

[Bradley]

No. Which one would that. That purpose one.

[Brent]

How'd you find you paid attention?

[Nate]

No, I define your purpose. That's.

[Bradley]

And that's actually an important question. Like what? Well, for you. I mean we kind of both did the same thing so when we got out, but in like different ways. But yeah.

[Nate]

Have I found my purpose?

[Bradley]

You definitely.

[Nate]

That's assuming that I did.

[Bradley]

You have.

[Brent]

Yeah, that's true.

[Nate]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Brent]

Start businesses. Multiple businesses.

[Nate]

No, no, don't do that. Training SWAT teams. That. That. I love doing that. I love it so much to do it. For free sometimes. But it's. But it's. It's giving back. I mean, that's still.

[Brent]

Train your spot team for free.

[Nate]

Oh, gosh. You know, finding something that. That you can. That you can give back. And. And. And that. That was mine for sure.

[Bradley]

For me, it's. It's just service to others, man.

[Nate]

Whether it be service to others. Yeah.

[Bradley]

Whether it be training law enforcement departments, civilians or whatever. I'm doing. Like I love. I love. Or mentoring others. Even while I was in. I really enjoyed that.

[Nate]

It was.

[Bradley]

It was. It was more. I got more out of watching guys I was mentoring or teaching progress than I ever did for myself. But for you, like finding your purpose. I always. I get that question all the time. I think it's the most important thing for a male.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Is finding that purpose. How to find it. I mean, I wish I had the answer for you.

[Brent]

Plate designs. No, you're right. How to find it. You already found it. That guy is a fucking genius when it comes to military history. He knows everything. Start a podcast. Start a historical military podcast.

[Nate]

Oh, I'd listen. I love that.

[Producer]

Are you want to do just the $10 ones now or.

[Brent]

Yeah, just $10.

[Nate]

Thank you. Vegas dog, though. Thank you.

[Producer]

All right, Mr. Tech 1911.

[Bradley]

Three three payments.

[Producer]

Genuine ostrich got Aaron Anthony with 49.99. Close out song Soma by Project 86. It was playing in my striker when my driver was killed by an IED in Iraq. SBC Pierce 26. February 2006.

[Brent]

I think that one win.

[Nate]

Yeah, technically a penny shy. We're gonna call them all 50 and because of the story.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I like that one best.

[Nate]

I'm give that to you.

[Brent]

What's the song?

[Nate]

So project. I've never even heard of that to find out.

[Producer]

Papa Penguin $10. There is only one energy drink. Everything else is an imitation of a caffeine. Cardiovascular damage.

[Bradley]

I carried three of those in my dump pouch on the way out. Every operation popped it for sure.

[Producer]

Redline TV. $20. Have you all heard about Speak the Truth podcast? I recognize that dude doing lives about current events and his name.

[Bradley]

Oh, yeah, I know. Matt. Matt. Yeah, Matt's been. Matt was on the.

[Nate]

We were just talking about.

[Bradley]

Yeah, we were just talking about. So Matt was on the live stream with me, Brent, when we very first did the. The Tim Kenny. Well, you exposed him first, but he came on my channel. Matt was one of the green brays on there.

[Nate]

It is heavily into Ukraine and Israel.

[Bradley]

He loves Ukraine and Israel. And it is what it is, man. Like Nothing wrong with that. But he hates purpose. But he hates Tim Kennedy, and that's why he's okay with me.

[Nate]

Kenneth.

[Producer]

Kenneth. $50. Also, Brenton Tyler, I want to make a shadow box gift for you guys. Japanese letter from World War II season. Italy. 50 cal knife.

[Bradley]

Sounds dope.

[Producer]

87Th Acorn Division patches with 3rd and 7th Army Corps patches. Copy of the East Europe.

[Nate]

Oh, hell yeah.

[Producer]

And a few other things.

[Bradley]

Can you send me one of those too, bro?

[Brent]

Yeah, hit us up.

[Bradley]

Why?

[Nate]

You guys, I get it.

[Bradley]

Your show.

[Nate]

Send out the antihero podcast at gmail.

[Brent]

The antihero podcast, gmail.com.

[Nate]

When people say the. I think it should be spelled T H E E. Is it the or It's. But it's the.

[Bradley]

Like old English.

[Nate]

Yeah, the.

[Bradley]

I didn't even know you guys. I didn't know because I was. I should know this because we constantly fucking share content. But I was looking up Anti Hero podcast when I tried to collab yesterday. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

You gotta put it in the. The.

[Bradley]

And then. Yeah, I figured that out.

[Nate]

Only one.

[Bradley]

Yeah, yeah.

[Producer]

Michael Platt was 50 or 49.99. Had the week off and first time watching a live.

[Bradley]

Live. Yes.

[Producer]

Here's some money towards a song. Cold and Ugly by Tool. Thanks for all the great content. Any Having Kevin Owens on the show.

[Bradley]

Wwe.

[Brent]

Wwe.

[Nate]

That's what I just saw.

[Bradley]

Of course you want to have a WWE Superstar.

[Brent]

He gets all my references, right?

[Nate]

You don't. I don't.

[Bradley]

Are you out of your mind? Of course, dude. I'll have Kevin Owens on my show. He can come stay at my house. I don't have a podcast really, but we'll figure it out. I love the WWE dude.

[Producer]

All right, Sulu whiskey with $10 thoughts on Matt Pranka. Dude's very straightforward and opinionated. The FOF training video on YT is insane. Glad you guys are in our side.

[Bradley]

I recognize that name.

[Nate]

Franca is very straightforward and he's very opinionated. And we'll get him on the podcast at some point. And he's a great shot.

[Bradley]

I know that.

[Nate]

Even though he's opinionated and straightforward, if you don't like it, go out, shoot him, and try to shut him up. But you're not going to.

[Producer]

Z. Denson. 999 thoughts on the RRC I don't know.

[Nate]

People ask me, RC and RRD, hey, great dudes. And I do like them. And I don't mean to sound like it's disparaging, but their selection is. Is crazy. Yeah. And if you're gonna go to selection that hard?

[Bradley]

Just go to Delta.

[Nate]

Go to the one where you'll have real world missions. Yeah, and that's. That's a half joke. I'm not saying they don't do anything, but.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I mean, I. How I feel about it, I know nothing about them. And usually if in our community I don't know anything about you, it's probably because you haven't done a whole lot of real world stuff.

[Nate]

No, no, but they're good dudes.

[Producer]

Salvador with a hundred dollars, yo. Or Tyler. What movie is this quote from?

[Bradley]

Whoa.

[Producer]

Who the are you? I'm the guy that does his job. You must be the other guy. Outdoor Song Press Overkill by Motor.

[Bradley]

Oh, the. Are you his job? You must be the other guy.

[Brent]

I'm the guy who does the job. He must be the other guy. Who is that? I'm gonna cheat.

[Nate]

Oh, man, I don't know.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's.

[Nate]

Man, this guy, he stumped us. He gave us a hundred bucks and he got all of her names right. I mean, what a super chat.

[Bradley]

And he gave you a song request, right? That's the new one, right? What?

[Nate]

Yes, a new one. Man, I hate it.

[Brent]

Oh, the Departed.

[Nate]

Mark Wahlberg.

[Bradley]

I love that movie.

[Brent]

I'm the guy who does his job. Yeah, you must be the other guy.

[Nate]

Yeah, but, you know, that's a great, great movie. Hey, unless Tyler really. It irks you too much. I'll probably do it too. For. Because of the. The back. The back. The. The backstory of SOMA Project 86. I'll. I'll. I'll.

[Brent]

We're not getting out of here on time.

[Nate]

Brent, I have no intentions.

[Bradley]

No, no, you're.

[Nate]

We're having too good of a time.

[Bradley]

Why.

[Nate]

Why would you want to leave?

[Brent]

I got to be up at 3:30.

[Bradley]

No. Wow, that's too bad, dude.

[Nate]

Oh, you know what? So do I actually. Do I gotta fly to NRA first. First flight in the morning out straight to Atlanta to meet. To meet Dr. Through. It's gonna be painful.

[Bradley]

Well, you guys aren't gonna sleep.

[Nate]

I'm actually probably gonna go grab my luggage and go to the airport and sleep my truck to make sure I don't. That's the only way I can make sure I don't miss my flight.

[Producer]

Yeah, we got Holden with $50. What's up, bros? Tim can out grenade you. Nate, that is equally equivalent of dudes who keep the plastic factory cover on p. Mags.

[Bradley]

You know, here's the thing. I. I actually have thrown a lot of grenades in, in combat. But I haven't fragged women and kids, so I have to tell you, you.

[Nate]

Got that going for you.

[Bradley]

No, but, I mean, Tim. Tim's got me beat. I never fragged women and kids. And that. And that was the one true part of his entire 250 page book that we should have lied about, that he threw grenades at women and children. I, I, I never got the chance to do that.

[Nate]

I, I, I hope. I feel like I can ask you this and you'll get the answer. Why do you think you didn't frag women and children? What do you think he did wrong and that you did so right?

[Bradley]

Well, I usually made sure about what was in a room before I threw frags.

[Brent]

Oh.

[Nate]

Oh, you, like, identify your target before you typically.

[Bradley]

I typically would get PID before. Or if I had to throw a grenade, it's because. Or if the only time I really threw real grenades is, like, in the middle of an ear ambush because I had to throw them.

[Nate]

But you know what?

[Bradley]

So typically, it wasn't like I didn't run over to my GFC and be like, sir, is it okay if I throw grenades into that window? Window that women and children in?

[Nate]

The one you dressed down earlier?

[Bradley]

I don't know. Sure. If you need to. And then I would run and throw them at women and kids. So I never got the opportunity to do that, which is. Which is one of the biggest regrets of my military career.

[Nate]

And you know what? But. But that's the difference between you and him. He'll yeet the grenades all day long.

[Bradley]

Right?

[Nate]

And that's why he got a valor award for every combat deployment he's ever been on and you haven't.

[Bradley]

Yeah, and I never did. That's true.

[Nate]

And not even every combat deployment got to use his words. I don't want to misquote him. That's why he got valor awards for every deployment he's ever been on. And he's. And he's been on 20 deployments, so 20 valor awards.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's actually true. Boom.

[Brent]

That's actually true.

[Nate]

I really want to talk about the Tim K. We're caught.

[Brent]

We're catching up.

[Bradley]

That entire story you just told was true.

[Nate]

Okay, Joshua.

[Producer]

$20, Valhalla. I served with that trench grenade dude, Diaz. Oh, he did a video on a while ago. He's made more videos since then. Calling you guys and gbrs out. Opinion on that nerd. Also, he used to wear a 173rd patch. Deployed it never.

[Bradley]

Did you guys see that video?

[Nate]

Was he the One talking about, like.

[Bradley]

DJ Shipley being unsafe and negligently discharging.

[Nate]

Around and then using wrong terminology the whole time. Oh, he was talking about, like. Like. Like instinctive shooting or something like that, or shooting without a sight. And he's like, that's off. What that means.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Yeah. So was he a drill sergeant? He is a drill sergeant.

[Brent]

Well, do you think maybe he was making his point to break into the Internet just by saying some wild.

[Bradley]

So I didn't. So here I'll give some backstory, because I do.

[Nate]

That'd be his best play.

[Bradley]

One of my buddies, I guess, has followed him for a while. I. I was just like, we do, right? You're scrolling YouTube. You're looking for ideas, looking for content, because we have to do that in our space. And I see this random video.

[Brent]

Brett's like, I am the content.

[Bradley]

I see this random video about DJ Shipley negligently discharged, charging, and how unsafe he is. So, like. And I know dj, so I'm like, okay, I gotta. What the going on with this? And then I watch it, and I think it's satire. So I'm watching it for, like, three, four minutes, and I literally am like. I'm like, dude, this guy is hilarious. I love. I'm literally like, I love this kid. Right? Like, because I thought it was all satire. And then I'm like, four minutes into it, five minutes into it, six minutes into it, I'm like, whoa, wait, is he serious? This. And I dropped down to the comments section, and all of his fans are, like, just roasting him. Yeah, right? And so then I'm like, oh, he's serious.

[Nate]

Poor guy.

[Bradley]

So then I make a video on it, because obviously, like, that's.

[Nate]

That's how I found out about. I saw your video.

[Brent]

Yeah, I saw your video.

[Bradley]

And you guys know. It's like. And I said it in the video. I'm like, DJ Shipley probably is not doing unsafe things on the range. Like, but most. It's like Brent. Like, if Brent was out demonstrating something, you'd be like, yeah, he just negligently. Just stars that. Like, probably not. But no. I mean, I think that he's put out a bunch of content after.

[Nate]

Did he take that video down?

[Bradley]

Yes. Yes. Yeah. So I did my video on his response. You probably did that. Yeah. The next day, it was within the 24 hours of my video being up. He removed the video, and he tried to get me to come on his live stream. And I'm like, like, what do you. Bro, You're You're a drill sergeant with no cib.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

No combat experience and you want me to come debate you about tactics? And I'm like, I, I'm sorry, man, I'm not going to give you a platform for that because you know how it is. It's like everybody that gives us for like veterans attacking veterans. That's a kid who's actually trying to like leverage the name off of people like Brent or me or dj and it's like, I'm not going to give you a play.

[Nate]

Could you imagine the audacity of this? So start us. I'll make fun of seals. You can make fun of your little brother. You. I can make fun of my little brother. You can't make fun of my little brother.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

The audacity this dude has is a non combat drill basic training Instructor to.

[Bradley]

Tell DJ6 to nitpick a SEAL Team.

[Nate]

6 hardened combat operator, how to and, and critique his gun handling skills.

[Bradley]

And extremely, an extremely well respected one too. Yeah, Nobody, nobody's like, you can feel however you want about GBRs. Personally, I'm a big fan. I love, I love Cole and DJs content. But like, however you feel about all the stuff going on, to try to be like, I know more about tactics than this guy. As a, as a guy who's never seen combat, that's just thinking that.

[Brent]

Let's see how this plays out.

[Nate]

We still got it. We still got it.

[Bradley]

Apparently, apparently he lost like four or 500 subscribers off that video.

[Nate]

If he lost four or five, that means he owes YouTube 200 subscribers.

[Bradley]

But no, I mean, whatever, man. Like, you know, it's, it is what it is. I get the, I get the idea. Right? Like a, like punch up and like. Yeah, I hope it works. I don't know.

[Nate]

It didn't work out. He had to take the video down. It didn't work out. Anytime you have to take the video down, that's an.

[Bradley]

Literally. Yeah.

[Brent]

All right, let's talk about the Tim Kennedy thing.

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Brent]

All right. So in Instagram, in the dms, down. Just go all the way down.

[Nate]

Get in the dms.

[Bradley]

Oh, God.

[Brent]

Dude, this is so you got, you break it down. Break it down.

[Nate]

Yes. There you go.

[Bradley]

So, and this is probably new to most people because I didn't even know about this until you told me right before we started.

[Nate]

So I, I, a part of me, it's, it's, it's always fun a little bit to pick on Tim, but actually go, go now.

[Brent]

Go to Brent. Look at The. Everybody look at the picture. Picture. Because if I want to clip this, I want to be seeing Brent. But look at this picture and notice on that top picture, what's different about Tim Kennedy and everybody else.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Bradley]

Oh, he has all his body parts.

[Brent]

All right, now go to Brent. Okay.

[Bradley]

There you go.

[Nate]

Okay. The. I have to. In fact, I'm gonna help you out here because I gotta. I gotta. I gotta read that caption and make sure it's right. You pulled it down on me. That's right. I'll find. Yeah, but can. But can you pull it back up? Just keep the camera on me and pull up the. So here's what it is. It says, Sebastian Gorka, the word hero is overused. These men are actual war heroes, honored to spend some time in the West Wing with these true warriors before we took them to see President Trump and Commander in Chief, who loves our war fighter so dearly. The word hero is overused. You're overusing it right now because not all those men are actual war heroes. All of them that served here, except one, is an actual war hero, and one of these are not like the others. See how the guys in wheelchairs and amputees and actually gave so much to their country? And then there's another guy there, Tim Kennedy, and the only thing they have in common when it comes to is that one. They both tell stories about getting injured, but Tim's isn't real, and that's well documented by his own teammates. You weren't injured in combat. He actually tells two different stories about being wounded in combat. He has no Purple Heart. The Purple Heart's not in the mail. He was never injured. And I don't. I'm tired of talking about Tim to some degree, because people. People can get burnt out at some point.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

But he won't stop. But if you're going to do stuff like this, the ultimate grifter move, a part of me is like, I can't believe he did that. And then a part of me is like, well, of course.

[Bradley]

Of course he did that. That.

[Nate]

How dare you. Any moment that you took away from those actual war heroes for you to get FaceTime, you know, with the President. Look who's standing right behind the President.

[Bradley]

Well, and that's what I was just going to say, Brent, is, look at both of those photos. See how he shoved himself at the top photo in front of everyone else, and then he shoved himself to the center of the photo behind Trump. He had to be the. He had to be the center of the attention Attention.

[Nate]

We. We kind of literally. We literally made him. We usually pride ourselves and being, you know, pretty professional about this and just. Just shooting it straight. You know, we get a little emotional about it because how can you not with that picture, right? But we don't. Name call. Even though, like in his rebuttal video he was talking about us. He was like, you. You're doing that.

[Bradley]

Neither of us ever did that to him.

[Nate]

Never did that to him. I'm so. I'm this close to doing it to him right now. Yeah, I'm this close to doing it to him right now. I'm not going to.

[Bradley]

I'm going to you, Tim Kennedy. You almost got me to do it.

[Nate]

That was right on the edge.

[Brent]

He did it, not us. He did it, not us.

[Nate]

So mad about this.

[Bradley]

I'll call you a. Even though you could beat the. Out of me. I don't care. Because what you're doing, he can't outshoot you. That's true. No, I'll smoke sm.

[Nate]

Which is what?

[Bradley]

Smack him.

[Nate]

Kennedy on the range. Which was his actual job in the military.

[Bradley]

Right.

[Nate]

It's just. It's the most most disgusting and disgraceful thing he's done lately. But hold on.

[Bradley]

He'll top it. He'll top it.

[Nate]

He has no. There is no bottom to this guy. There is no.

[Bradley]

There's some power bottom.

[Nate]

You think he's found like, you know, the bot and he just. And he just keeps shoveling. It's disgusting. And veterans, please, please. And oh, by the way, I commented on this.

[Bradley]

Why is he there? Why is in that photo? No, I mean, realistically, how did he get invited to a Wounded warriors?

[Brent]

I've been watching. We've been monitoring this for months. And we started seeing him go into these political things.

[Bradley]

I get that.

[Brent]

And so I'm like, this is. This is. This is where he starts. And he starts getting invites and, you know, these guys have no idea what's going on in the veteran culture.

[Nate]

Yes, they fucking.

[Bradley]

Some of them do.

[Nate]

I'll tell you what, I. This finally did it to me. I. I'll. I'll put it out here because. Because. And I hope someone shows him this just because he hasn't written me back yet. Mike Waltz. Yeah, I texted Mike Waltz personally and I said. And I usually don't talk about personal texts, right? But I text Mike and I said, mike, you know, I don't normally do this. I don't reach out for silly things because this isn't. It's. It's enough. I texted him the link to our podcast.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

I said if you don't keep him away from the White House and all of politics and the DoD, this is going to blow up in everyone's faces. The other side of the aisle is always looking for reasons to get. They'll make up reasons. Yeah, they don't have to. For you to have this guy in the White House who has stolen valor, who is a fake wounded warrior, fake war stories, and to put him in the same room as the president and try to somehow validify him as a war hero show. It's going to blow up in your face. Stop this.

[Bradley]

Yeah, no, I agree. And you're right. It's one phone call away from cnn, from someone like you to be like, hey, see this? Let me tell you about this. Look what President Trump.

[Brent]

They're stand up. They're Fox News's poster child for military.

[Nate]

Oh, yeah, they would love that. Exactly.

[Bradley]

Nobody on MSNBC or CNN is watching this podcast but one phone. No, I'm not saying that.

[Nate]

No, no, you're right.

[Bradley]

You're right. Phone call to be like, hey, do you see the poster child for Donald Trump in the military? Guess what, let's talk. And you're right, it would. That would become the thing. And it's just, I, I don't be, I don't believe that. Nobody knows. Look at what's his name that just reenlisted in the Marines. Sorry. I know people get mad that I didn't even. Dakota Meyer. Okay, cool. He's doing photo ops with Tim Kennedy. You think Dakota Meyer doesn't know?

[Brent]

Oh, he knows.

[Bradley]

Doesn't.

[Nate]

Business to do it.

[Bradley]

Did you see the photo they just took at the swimming pool?

[Nate]

No, not.

[Bradley]

I wish I could put it up on the screen. First of all, Tim is. Tim is a little guy.

[Nate]

If he's a little guy.

[Bradley]

If you see that photo. Just a, just a little baby guy.

[Producer]

Is it on Instagram?

[Bradley]

Yeah, it is. It's on his Instagram.

[Nate]

No, he's not a little guy.

[Bradley]

He's just a little baby.

[Nate]

He's a short king.

[Bradley]

He's a short king.

[Nate]

He's a short king.

[Bradley]

Go to his go. It's probably going to be one like him standing at the pool with Dakota Meyer. Somebody else. It's got to be in his. He had to have put it up recently. Where is it?

[Nate]

Look at that. No, no, no. Shooting videos.

[Bradley]

Maybe. Maybe it wasn't on his. Maybe it was on Dakota Myers. There it is.

[Nate]

No technical videos. He got kicked out of that.

[Bradley]

He's just a little baby boy.

[Nate]

Oh, they were like, line up left to right.

[Bradley]

And I can prove that because you can go to my Instagram and see me, Sandra, standing next to Tim.

[Nate]

Here's the other.

[Bradley]

Real personal and real. Like, we don't usually do this.

[Nate]

Here's the other problem.

[Bradley]

Real petty on the show.

[Nate]

Talk about extreme ownership. You know what else is very unconstitutional of you going in there and deleting all the negative comments. He goes in and he cleans up all the negative comments. So it only leaves, you know, and if you. And if you leave more than a couple. Couple. You will get blocked.

[Bradley]

Yeah, we're all blocked.

[Nate]

That's called freedom of speech. So now he doesn't like the Second Amendment or the First Amendment.

[Bradley]

In defense of Tim Kennedy, the First Amendment does not apply to anyone outside of the government. The First Amendment in the Bill of Rights is what the government can't do to you.

[Nate]

Technically, a freedom of freedom is.

[Bradley]

Technically, you don't have freedom of speech on our channels or Tim Kennedy's, even though he's a. For doing it.

[Nate]

It. Get out.

[Bradley]

That's super chats.

[Nate]

Well, it's been a.

[Bradley]

It's been a great show, guys. I'm gonna go ahead.

[Brent]

All right, so we're at. James, that was the wrong deadline to play. I. I'll catch up. James Della Cruz. Hey, Tyler and Nate. Doesn't Brent look like Phil Robertson from Duck Dynasty when he puts his shades on?

[Nate]

I don't know. I do not have the beard yet for that. I do. I don't.

[Brent]

It's a camo hat.

[Nate]

He does now.

[Bradley]

He does. You know what's worse?

[Nate]

I was like, no, I don't.

[Bradley]

As soon as I looked, I was.

[Nate]

Like, yeah, I do a little bit.

[Brent]

Can. 20 bucks. Best song for this podcast is Short Change Hero by the Heavy lyrics. On point.

[Bradley]

Well, but somebody already donated 100. Yeah. How does that work? Work.

[Nate]

How does that work? It means short. Short change.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

For 20 bucks.

[Bradley]

Well, thank you.

[Nate]

And who sings? It was a short change.

[Brent]

What is By Heavy?

[Nate]

By Heavy. Oh, I like Heavy.

[Bradley]

Okay. Well, that's the new one.

[Nate]

I also get these. I also. It also kind of expands because they usually stay within our genre. I'm a. I guarantee you one of these songs that they. I'm gonna find out.

[Brent]

We're not. We're not there yet. We're not there yet. We're not there yet. Bushiest Beaver. Sarge, if I was. If that was shitty, Brent just wanted to know the Delta would fight a xenomorph, a Mexican guy that loves being American. Much love, brothers. P. S. This is Brit's Camaro.

[Nate]

Nice.

[Bradley]

Are you like American citizen? Mexican guy?

[Brent]

Sup, gay boys? Just want to shout out my goon of a beat partner, Tommy C. Just wanted to remind him that he's a raging homosexual. I love it, man.

[Nate]

Tommy.

[Bradley]

A.C. we didn't know you, Tommy.

[Nate]

I know. I heard he sewed a dildo onto his driver's seat. So while he rides around on patrol and he. And he swerves through all the bumps. It's what I heard.

[Bradley]

That's smart. It secures you. It secures you into the seat.

[Nate]

If I get to an accident, you see techno.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I have that in my. I have that in my tundra lockables.

[Brent]

Merkel, 50 bucks. Thanks, man. I'm a civilian sailor. My father is a lineman. He says linemen aren't first responders. I've met female cops, EMTs, etcetera, et cetera. Never met a female lineman. And the only women in my industry either have mustaches thicker than mine or they're short side underneath. The boss's death.

[Bradley]

That's a good job. Damn. I had a. Yeah, it is. Guy I went to high school with who it was our all star basketball player, like 6, 7. Was recruited to play for the Ducks. Full scholarship. And they just said off. I'm not playing basketball. I'm gonna be a lineman. And he went to lineman school at like 18. That dude's got more money than God right now.

[Nate]

20 years later, you know, we. We released that. That. That lineman called the blackout blend for. And we're gonna support them when. Like when they respond to natural disasters. Right. Throwing some coffee. I went to Instagram and I almost reached out to this guy to. I was like, oh, he's got a bunch of followers. When. Careful when you hit. When you search lineman, you're gonna get a lot of offensive linemen. And I was like, oh, glad. Yeah, that would have been confusing.

[Brent]

Yeah, sure. I'll help out if I can.

[Nate]

That would have been bad marketing.

[Brent]

Hightower. 20 bucks. Just donated 20 bucks. Thanks, man. Paul Conley. 20 bucks. He's the Tim Kennedy of drill sergeants.

[Bradley]

The guy trench grenade.

[Brent]

Let's see.

[Bradley]

Well, sadly, Tim Kennedy is way more legit than that.

[Brent]

Can we. Can we please address the larger issue? That being TK's atrocious comb over.

[Bradley]

Tim.

[Brent]

Kennedy gets pegged after his smooth brained activities, loses brand deals and still tries to dick ride its ego to the last leg. Much love, boys. Nate, did you ever go to Delta selection?

[Bradley]

No. You know, I definitely would have gotten selected had I gone. Because that's just the caliber of person I am for sure. Like 100. Had I joined. Had I tried.

[Nate]

I know.

[Bradley]

Had I. Had I tried.

[Nate]

I'm certain of it.

[Bradley]

It's guaranteed.

[Nate]

No, but I was going to be an NFL quarterback. Had I tried.

[Bradley]

Really, realistically, yeah. I got up on my. My first combat rotation early, had surgery on both my knees when I got back. And love to, but I don't. I wouldn't have physically been able to do it.

[Brent]

I don't think you don't want it.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

But I'm being honest with myself. Like, I. I don't think I would have physically been able to complete.

[Nate]

There's. There's two things I say. One which is funner to say is you got to want it. And the two things that I've absolutely said is there is a lot of luck when it comes to special operations in general and even the military. Getting through basic, getting through. Through SF opportunity, through the. The. Getting through the Q course.

[Bradley]

Tons of luck.

[Nate]

Getting through your career to be healthy enough to eat.

[Bradley]

Taking a stick in the eye randomly at land.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

There's so many good dudes that never. That were way better than me that never made it because of luck.

[Bradley]

Yep. But no, physically, I don't think I could have done it. I'm honest with myself on that.

[Brent]

Sergeant Will. Much respect, cast and crew. Vanessa, you're due a raise. Trench is an easy six, yet claims to be a senior NCO. If I'm wrong, then I'm wrong. Senior NCOs are E7 and up. Ernie and Valhalla, you are amazing respect.

[Bradley]

So funniest thing about this whole thing. Right? So I've got. In my background, if you haven't seen it, I've got this like, shadow box from my very first deployment. It's like E6, my CIE. My valor awards and Trent's grenade. He saw the video and he saw the shadow box and he started messaging me, telling me to go to parade rest for him. And no.

[Brent]

Because he's not serious, though.

[Bradley]

Was because he assumed. He assumed I was some E5 because he saw my awards from 10 years ago.

[Brent]

This guy is insane.

[Bradley]

Yeah. And I was like, homie, yeah, you probably need to go to parade rest for me, you idiot.

[Brent]

All right, so rolling rock with 250,000d.

[Bradley]

I don't know what that is, but.

[Nate]

It sounds like a lot.

[Brent]

Dinar.

[Nate]

Dinar.

[Brent]

Well, 250, 000 sounds like a lot.

[Bradley]

Is that. Is that like $3 though, you know.

[Nate]

I'm gonna find out. Out.

[Brent]

It's in the 20 color.

[Nate]

Oh, okay. There you go, guys.

[Brent]

I'm straight, I think, but I want to blow coke off Tyler's boner while he wears those sunglasses. Thanks, bud.

[Nate]

I think.

[Bradley]

I don't think you're. You're as straight as you think you are. If you want to do that, brother, I'll just tell you that.

[Brent]

Oh, I think we're caught up. We're caught up.

[Bradley]

We did it.

[Brent]

We're caught up.

[Bradley]

It took an hour and 35 minutes to catch up with the super chats.

[Nate]

Are you sure it was 250,000? Denies dinar.

[Bradley]

250.

[Nate]

200. How much?

[Brent]

250,000.

[Nate]

All right.

[Brent]

Right, right. Yeah, 250,000. That's a comma and three zeros after it.

[Nate]

I don't even know if. If that D is dinar, that would be a little over, like, 160, 100, and, like, almost short of 200 bucks, man.

[Bradley]

Oh, wow. Holy.

[Nate]

All right, if I'm right and if SDNR, and if Google's right, a lot of variables here.

[Bradley]

250,000.

[Producer]

It just has a D. All right.

[Bradley]

All right. Well, sweet.

[Nate]

I assume that's dinar.

[Bradley]

We did it. We. It took us almost.

[Brent]

Well, I'm going back and going under. I'm going to the non. $10 ones. I'm going to the $5.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Brent, you said, you know, DJ and Nate, and you said, you know. And you said, you know DJ. Any plans into collab with GBRs? Also, Cole said he was part of UBL raid. Thoughts?

[Nate]

Yeah, someone brought that up last week. Week, too. That. I guess he. He brought it up on a. On a podcast. I haven't.

[Bradley]

I haven't seen David's podcast.

[Nate]

I haven't seen it yet. So I don't know at what level and. And what he said, but, you know, I've. I've met. No, no, I know for a fact DJ was actually on Rob O'Neal's team. Yeah, but. But he was a new guy, and they didn't bring the new guys on the mission, so he didn't. He didn't go. But yeah, I mean, to. Hopefully at some point. We do. We're talking about some. Some business stuff here and there, and that's. Oh, and he did. He did say, hey, we. I was just in Florida. Next time I'm on Florida. We. We got to figure something out. Oh, I think we'll. We'll get it. We'll make it happen.

[Bradley]

I'll message him too. We should do like a delta verse. Well, no, I'm just a random loser at that point, so never mind. I was gonna say Delta versus Green Beret for SEAL team.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's already two verse one.

[Bradley]

I'm already like, no, the tier two dude could get. So go yourself, buddy.

[Producer]

Rolling Rocks that are here. It's $10 USD. Also, I'm straight. I promise.

[Bradley]

It sounds like a lot.

[Brent]

It does sound like a lot of.

[Nate]

Us won't be Denard. Wonder what. What does the D stand for?

[Brent]

The D?

[Bradley]

I don't know.

[Brent]

Hard struck. $10. I asked before, but Brent, did you ever find the backstory behind the leaked JSOC footage? You could watch it live. I'm sure it's a great idea.

[Nate]

Wow. There's. There's. I know. Several leaked JSOC footage. I mean, you have to be more. More specific than that. Than the leaked JSOC footage.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Like, of what?

[Nate]

Yeah, let me know if you can. So, yes, send a super chat, let me know of what, and we can get to the bottom of that one.

[Brent]

TK Eats Snickers upside down so he can feel the caramel covered vein on his tongue.

[Bradley]

I get it. That's. It's not a bad way to do it.

[Producer]

He said it's Vietnamese dong. He said he's shamming out in Southern Vienna. Living.

[Bradley]

First group knows all about that.

[Nate]

First knows all about that dong.

[Bradley]

Vietnamese dong. That's a lady.

[Nate]

Boy, that's different. That's different than dinar. That's. Which is why I came with a different.

[Brent]

All right, we got some videos.

[Bradley]

Yeah, we made. We made it to starting the episode.

[Brent]

Yeah, we got some.

[Bradley]

So we made it.

[Brent]

Go to Instagram. The ones from Suck a Free. Yep. Tyler, go up. Stop. Back down.

[Bradley]

Oh, Jesus.

[Brent]

I'm trying to see which ones are good.

[Producer]

Wasn't it this one? All the way up here.

[Brent]

Down, down, down, down, down. That one. Actually, it's pretty cool. Yeah. Play it. Structure goes down on a firefighter.

[Nate]

Oh, no. Expand it.

[Brent]

Thought that was a cool video.

[Nate]

It's a very cool video. And I don't mean to make it like this. Yeah, I do. I'm tired of apologizing about this, pretending like it's not real. Women can do anything a man can do. You want to know what a group of women couldn't do?

[Brent]

Lift up a house.

[Nate]

Lift up a house on a firefighter. Stop giving me that.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

California firefighters. You know what people want? They want people, when they show up to a fire, for their firefighters to look like you. No, they Don't.

[Bradley]

Yeah. No.

[Nate]

They want people that can lift things. They want people who can put out fires. They don't, they don't even know what you look like. You're in all sorts of gear, right? That's the most stupid thing I've ever heard. Heard.

[Brent]

Oh, this one, this is just kind of funny.

[Nate]

Smell like fish.

[Brent]

Why are they.

[Nate]

What is the purpose? I don't, I just. It's hard to understand that culture. Yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, look at this. This one's bad. This one is bad.

[Nate]

Oh, saw this joint.

[Bradley]

Oh my God, these buddies are like, hey, hey, brother. Maybe, maybe punching the person the stretchers.

[Nate]

Not to play brother.

[Bradley]

Run. Can I tell you a story about, about my junior and an ambulance story in the Q gors?

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

It's going to be quick show. So my, my junior on the Halo team. Love him to death. Hilarious, dude. He's in the Q course. He's in language school, right? He's right at the end, he's about to graduate. They got a five mile run test on Ardenns, right? It's the middle of summer, probably July. He's, he's about to finish. Finish the five mile mile, okay, and he's fully, he catted fully at this point, still moving, right?

[Nate]

Gotta want it.

[Bradley]

He finishes the five mile, I think in time, keels over, boom. Unconscious. Like the ice baths, the silver bullet. Everything comes right, he's complete. He's so up. He's got like a temperature of 106. He also bigger than me and was D1 collegiate wrestler. This dude, fucking giant and a badass, right? He, they get him, they get the ambulance there on our dents. They get him on the, like on the stretcher. They get him into the ambulance and he somehow. Remember the scene out of Talladega Nights where he comes to. Oh yeah, he starts like running around like they can't handle him. So he comes to enough out of the heat cat that he's on the stretcher and there's this female paramedic sitting at the end of the ambulance. Once he wakes up, he starts fighting it. He breaks loose. He drop kicks the female paramedic like in the chest. Sometimes you got to do that eight feet out of. He's. And first of all, what do they do when you get, when you heat cat? They take all your clothes off. So he's on our dens. They ice, they ice sheeted him, right?

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

So he drop kicks her out of the ambulance butt naked, jumps out of the ambulance and takes off sprinting down Ardennes and makes it like, another quarter mile in the middle of PT hour on the 82nd Airborne. And Art, you know Ardennes, right?

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah.

[Bradley]

So he's like. And nobody can catch him because he's so up, butt naked, screaming down Ardennes. They finally, like, the Q course. Instructors tackle him and get him. And they get him to the hospital. He ended up having rabdo, and he was super up. But, yeah, random ambulance story there for.

[Nate]

You know, to go back to that video. Tyler.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Guy spits on a police officer, other police officer corrects him.

[Brent]

It's.

[Nate]

It's egregious to whatever degree you want to call it. Not, you know, maybe say that, maybe you don't. But I. Yeah, I saw a lot. I saw that video. A lot of people, like, this guy should be fired. Should that guy be. Should that guy be fired?

[Brent]

Is that. You can. If you spit on me in Florida, that's the same as you punching me. It's called battery. It's the same thing. You hauling off and punching me in the face or spitting on me, it's the same crime. So if a guy were to go punch a cop in the face and the cop punches him back, that's free game. He's not going to get in trouble. Right, but if he spits on him, it's the same charge. But, yes, you are. You're right in the sense that he's in a stretcher. Well, not that one. But if he spit on a cop and then it's over. If you spit on a cop, then if you're detained, you can't do anything about it. If you spin on them and then you pose.

[Nate]

Let's say. Let's say you're his supervisor. What. What are you doing about it?

[Bradley]

I'm not doing anything.

[Brent]

What? What are you talking about?

[Nate]

You are his supervisor. You saw that happen.

[Brent]

What are you talking about?

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's how I feel, too.

[Nate]

What I'm saying is.

[Bradley]

No, I agree with that.

[Nate]

That guy.

[Bradley]

Dude. Dude.

[Brent]

Robert Miller. Why did you burn that guy's house down? Brent, from your podcast. What did he do?

[Nate]

I. All right. I burned a guy's ass down once. I did much worse than on a dude's floor.

[Bradley]

Oh. Oh, okay. I was. I thought you meant here. Brett, you should not have admitted that to this. That's arson, brother.

[Nate]

Oh, I did the. I'll make the super quick. We were. You know, sometimes in sf, like, you're building your own target packets. So, you know, everything he's done, it gets real personal. This dude is killing Americans, right? Y. We went after him once, dry hold him. It was at a wedding. We missed him like an hour. He was supposed to spend the night and he luckily left. We found his bd, his bed down location. We, we hit his bed down location. He had just left. Again, I'm like this. There, there has to be a mess. You just can't kill Americans and just be missed. So while we started doing SSC in his house. You know, sometimes they have like, it looks like kind of bad, a garage size place attached to the mud hut, but it's where they keep all their hay. I was lighting a cigar probably and the match fell out of my hand.

[Brent]

Oh, I hate it when that happens.

[Nate]

The match fell on my hand. Now it took a little bit.

[Bradley]

Total accident.

[Nate]

It took a little bit during SSC before the smoke started, started kicking up and it turned into an absolute debacle on target because raging, raging fire.

[Bradley]

Stop it at that point.

[Nate]

And he had a ton of holy books in his house. And the commandos were like, save the book.

[Bradley]

This is while you were in sf.

[Nate]

Yeah, save the holy books. Save the holy books. And they were like, you went into.

[Bradley]

There, look, you know, you did this real thing.

[Nate]

And we, it was like a robin. They were so mad. They wanted to fight me. All of them, we bring like 40 on are in target. My team leader was like, yeah. When it first kicked it off, my team sergeant actually on the radio was like, brent, did you set that on fire right off the bat? And I said no. And. And then I came back because I felt bad about lying. And I was like, yeah, I set that on fire like it was a Chappelle show episode. Yeah, I said that on fire.

[Bradley]

That's a, that's a really big deal.

[Nate]

So they had to separate me. They had to calm them down. They didn't want to work with us for a little bit. Damn.

[Bradley]

We had, we had an operation that sort of. Not the same story, but technically the same story. They worked with us again, the Taliban. We, we raided this Taliban village and they had a massive cachet underneath a, you know, library.

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

And so like they can read well, but you know how it is, right? It's all these holy books right above a basement level floor that's got, you know, tons of HME and rockets and mortars. And we thought it was a good idea to just go ahead and bip that cachet.

[Nate]

Got a bip.

[Bradley]

And we didn't take into account the fact that there was a lot of holy books above that. And yeah, that. I know that caused a lot of issues.

[Nate]

Yeah. There's a bunch of different books that they consider to be, you know, religious books and writing writings and to be holy and sacred. But yeah, hey, like, hey, this dude that, that you're with me on this operation. We've all decided this is a bad guy. We all came here to kill this guy.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

You're not telling me, like, those, those books aren't tainted. Like, those books are still completely pure and holy. They're in this guy's house or for.

[Bradley]

Us, they're right above a cachet basement full of IED making material. Maybe not good.

[Nate]

You don't try to understand Muslims.

[Brent]

Point man podcast Brand thoughts on the guys from Orion Training group. They post a lot on IG Footwork through doorways, etc. The footwork.

[Nate]

Ryan training Orion.

[Bradley]

Yeah, Orion training group.

[Nate]

They're. They're nice guys. I'm not, I'm not gonna go off the top rope on them, but I will go off the top rope on them. On footwork we just talked about.

[Bradley]

Yes.

[Nate]

Yesterday. Footwork is a ridiculous thing to work at. You. You've gone, you've walked through doors your whole life, through breaches, doorways, your whole life. If you had. Let's say you will make it a super low number. Let's say you've walked, attempted to walk through 3,000 doors in your life.

[Bradley]

Yeah. I love this analogy.

[Nate]

How many successful attempts, you know, have you got out of a thousand doors or if it's a thousand thousand.

[Brent]

A thousand.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

You get through it every time.

[Brent]

Every time.

[Bradley]

I know it's crazy.

[Brent]

With no training.

[Nate]

With no training. That's kind of crazy. Okay. But hey, I guess some people miss the door.

[Brent]

I wish I had got trained.

[Bradley]

I love that you say that, Brent, because we teach, you know, in my shooting classes, when we do movement shooting, that's the first thing I tell my students when they're like, trying to figure out how the should I walk and do this and that. And I just ask my students, I'm like, tyler, how long have you been walking?

[Brent]

Walking for 37 years.

[Bradley]

So you're pretty good at walking. Pretty good. So just do that, dude.

[Nate]

Do what you've been doing.

[Bradley]

Just do that.

[Nate]

Keep it up. Keep it up.

[Bradley]

Yeah, just do that.

[Nate]

And equip me. And silly about it. What? What is silly about it is, is this. But if I told you, hey, I want you to move through that door as fast as you can and make a hard left or a hard right. There's only one way to do that. No one with a pillow. No one takes Four extra steps and then, like, and. And does a spin. Like. There's only one way to get through that door and make a hard right quickly. It just works itself out.

[Bradley]

Yep.

[Brent]

We should make a satirical footwork video.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Oh, I would love that. We should. Oh, we should do that.

[Brent]

Yeah. Right in here.

[Nate]

You write that down so it gets done.

[Brent]

Cayman cider says y'all got him.

[Nate]

That's a good one.

[Brent]

Cayman cider. Y'all should get Jake Z Gon the lies with Nader. Awesome.

[Bradley]

Jake Zweig. That's my boy. Jake would. Come on Jake's hoot, dude.

[Nate]

Yeah, he'd be good on alive.

[Bradley]

Yeah, he's a.

[Nate]

He's a good time man.

[Bradley]

I love Jake.

[Brent]

Cali firefighters look like you, and they wonder why California's always catching fire.

[Nate]

Yeah. So ironic. So ironic. They burned down right after that DI push. And all that publicity of D. So bad. Just bad timing.

[Brent]

Hardstruck answered your question about the leaked footage. CAG using a P. An FPV drone to finish some ISIS dudes in Syria. And Dev grew vehicle interdiction. People said it was a support guy who posted it on IG last year.

[Nate]

I'd like to see the. The vehicle interdiction. I can tell you how authentic that is. I've done a few of those.

[Brent]

Tim Symansky versus Dale Comstock fight. Who wins and why?

[Bradley]

Wow.

[Nate]

Dale Comstock does all day long because a total fraud.

[Bradley]

If we want to get into Slabinsky Samansky talk. I just talked to Dale the other day for the first time.

[Nate]

Oh, did you?

[Bradley]

Yeah. Seems like a nice guy.

[Nate]

And not that I care. It's just fun fact of sorts. The. The only thing like, kind of unit guys say about Dale is they're like, he won that big when he was on the teams. I can tell you that. Hey, I don't care when you get big. I don't care what you know, what you do and how you get there.

[Bradley]

Hey, neither was I. I was about 205 pounds.

[Nate]

Oh, gosh. I guess I did the reverse. I got off the teams. I got small.

[Bradley]

You should probably get. You should probably get on HPTRT if you're interested in that, Brent.

[Nate]

I am interested. I. What. What I need is.

[Brent]

He's doing. I press.

[Nate]

I know. What I need is to work out.

[Bradley]

Yeah, well, that's. That's. That's part of the.

[Brent]

We should build a gym in here. We should rent out the building next door and just make it.

[Bradley]

Got room for it.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Make it a private gym. Us like an old school ironclad oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.

[Brent]

No ac. We don't need anything.

[Nate]

No, no, don't need it.

[Bradley]

You could almost guarantee you get Jocko on the podcast for that.

[Nate]

We shouldn't have got rid of those mirrors. We would have needed it for the got them. Do we still have them? Massive.

[Brent]

They were so big. We just said it. We put them behind the racks.

[Nate]

Oh, that's right. We do have them.

[Brent]

They were the biggest mirrors I've ever seen.

[Nate]

Yeah, they're like 30 foot long, 8 foot tall. I don't know what they did in this place before that. I guess maybe they were doing CrossFit videos.

[Brent]

Yeah, he had to take out part of the wall to get them off.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Oh, I can answer this one. That just came up.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Bradley]

Because my. One of my buddies is a federal marshal that put him in federal max.

[Brent]

If you were to brick El Chapo out of super Max, how would you do it?

[Bradley]

So this is what I found out.

[Nate]

Oh.

[Bradley]

One of my buddies was actually a federal marshal from. He's instructor in federal Marshall saw groups right now. Sorry, Andrew, if I'm you up. But he used to drive El Chapo to and from the prison in between all of his court hearings. And he told me basically because we were actually talking because he was being held in the same place Epstein was. And so we were talking about that. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Same. Same SEM. And I was like, how the does, like, Epstein get killed? Nobody knows. And he was like, let me tell you a little bit story about when we would tell you store when we would drive El Chapo up to drop him off at the prison. He was like, dude, we would show up and there would be some security guard who was like, half drunk and that would like, meet us at the gate, no idea what was going on. And we would just hand off like, El Chapo, who at the time was like, the number one most wanted.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

So like some dude who's eating a hot dog outside with like a taser and no and no gun and like, just hopefully he would get back into the place. So if you were gonna break out El Chapo, you would definitely do it.

[Brent]

After the Marshalls drop.

[Bradley]

Yeah, after the marshals drop them off from the prison security, who apparently were like, the most unprofessional dumb to ever exist. He's also the guy that went and brought back Britney Griner from Russia. Show you the picture. Sorry, Andrew, if I.

[Nate]

Did he have to.

[Bradley]

Yeah, well, he took. He took. What was that? Russian dudes. The Russian arms dealer.

[Nate]

Oh, that's Right. I don't remember his name.

[Bradley]

So he flew the Russian arms dealer out too, to drop him off to bring back. And honestly, I probably just. Yeah, he's probably gonna get fired for me, so.

[Brent]

Sorry, bro.

[Bradley]

Andrew, I'm sorry. If you see this and gets around.

[Nate]

There's more than one.

[Brent]

Start a podcast.

[Nate]

There's more than one.

[Bradley]

Andrew, you buddy.

[Nate]

I think he gave his real name.

[Bradley]

It is his real name. That's why I shouldn't use it. Brent, my buddy Brent, who's winning the Federal marshals. Awesome, dude. Love him to death, but yeah.

[Brent]

Bradley, you want to kick it off that major one?

[Producer]

We got a 199.99 by Wesley Pruitt. Wesley, Small is fast. Fast is large.

[Nate]

I don't know what that means.

[Brent]

That's a sticker right there. I think it's just making fun of slow, smooth, smooth, fast. Makes no sense.

[Bradley]

It makes no sense.

[Nate]

We had a.

[Brent]

That's a sticker right there.

[Nate]

We had an OTC shooting instructor when I was. When I was going through, and he was, you know, doing a little bit of one on one on time with. With his student, you know, as he's instructing. And for whatever reason, the student decided to go, Yep, I get it. Yep, yep. Okay. Yep. Slow, smooth and smoothest. Fast.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

And he goes. No, no, he goes, slow is slow. Fast is fast. He's like, are you retarded?

[Bradley]

That makes sense.

[Nate]

Say that and just. And the guy's like, oh, I'm say. They were so funny. They made fun of you so fast.

[Bradley]

Oh, I love that.

[Nate]

Oh, man. And I've never forgot that. I've never forgot that.

[Bradley]

I love that.

[Producer]

We got Nate Taylor 9.99. When you guys get Jake on, ask him to tell the tale of a bud's classmate who got attacked by a literal cougar during third phase.

[Bradley]

I'll ask him. I'll ask him next time.

[Brent]

Literal cougar or like a literal cougar probably.

[Nate]

Dude, they said literal cougar. I mean, that's. That's. I guess I'm assuming that's like their land warfare phase.

[Bradley]

No, it's. Yeah, it probably is a real cougar.

[Nate]

Yeah. Okay, well, not. Not to spoil it or anything, but we just got done talking to Mac VSOG guy with one of the great questions I even think about was. I mean, it's not just the enemy that'll kill you in that jungle.

[Bradley]

Wildlife.

[Nate]

18 foot cobras, tigers, monkeys, keys.

[Brent]

I mean, the most horrifying thing I could ever imagine. I'm gonna Dream about this tonight is a cobra standing up 10ft.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Horrifying. And they're skinny, so your shots got to be good, you know, for sure. Have you seen them run? Well, run.

[Nate]

Have you seen a cobra? I've not seen them run.

[Brent]

Have you seen they. They stand up and they.

[Bradley]

I mean, again, we talked about it on the show, but like, my dad had told me years ago about that story. Patrolling through the jungle. Jungle. And his point man right in front of him. And, like, looking up, and this giant hooded cobra comes up over the top of the point man in front of him, and the point man just. Oh, bang and blows.

[Nate]

The.

[Bradley]

What did Jim say? They're 18ft long.

[Nate]

That's what he said. No, thank you. No, thank you.

[Bradley]

They can raise up two thirds of their body, which is, what, 12ft tall? No, thanks.

[Nate]

All right, I'm gonna head out.

[Producer]

Then. There's the last one. Geno son says the vehicle intradiction is legit, by the way.

[Nate]

I'll tell you if it's legit.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Yeah, it sounds like it is. Is it? I don't know.

[Producer]

Last of the super chat.

[Nate]

Last of the super chat.

[Bradley]

We made it.

[Brent]

You didn't think we were gonna do it?

[Bradley]

An hour and 58 minutes in. We made it through the super.

[Brent]

We've done this a time or two.

[Nate]

No worries.

[Bradley]

Hell, yeah.

[Brent]

If we didn't get to your super chat, I tried going up there. There. I'm super sorry. You know, it. We really thank you for the donations. Looks like we got another $5. 11 recon battalion has a story of getting hunted by a tiger in Nam. Killed a sergeant that got married before they got back.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's pretty. Actually, that's not that rare. There's a lot of stories like that in Vietnam. Yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, Brent's getting. We're doing a twofer.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

So the. The tigers. The tigers. Wildlife in general. And. And when. When are we going to do the episode for. For Jim? When's that coming out so we can pitch it to everybody?

[Brent]

Monday.

[Bradley]

Monday. Yeah. So go watch that. But we'll talk about the wildlife there. But, yeah, Vietnam wildlife. Yeah. Everything there will kill you. There's some. There's some feedback.

[Nate]

No, no, his. For somehow, some way. His bluetooth is more powerful than mine.

[Brent]

I don't know why magnets was. Magnets beat out mine. Fine. Though, last super chat, Nate won't. Nate won't throw grenades at women and children. Another DEI failure.

[Bradley]

First of all, I didn't say I wouldn't. I said I didn't have the opportunity. Okay.

[Brent]

And that's like they said, special operations is all about luck, and you just didn't get it.

[Bradley]

I know. Well, the truth is, I did have a lot of opportunities to throw grenades at women and children. I just never did.

[Nate]

That's right.

[Bradley]

I feel like. I feel like Tim had one opportunity in his entire time in Afghanistan to throw grenades at women and children, and he took advantage of that.

[Brent]

Good on him.

[Bradley]

He had one shot at it, and he. And he took. You miss. What did Michael Jordan say? You missed 100% of the. Of the grenade throws that you don't take at women and children. That's what Michael Jordan said.

[Nate]

That's what MJ Said.

[Bradley]

And. And Tim took that to heart, so good for him.

[Brent]

You miss 1% of the grenade.

[Nate]

There we go. Short Chain Cho by the Heavy.

[Brent]

All right.

[Bradley]

Never heard the song Here we go.

[Nate]

Haven't either. Let's see what we. While we're sending.

[Brent]

It feels like jungle music from.

[Nate]

It does.

[Bradley]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, buddy.

[Nate]

471. The effing heat in Southeast Asia is no joke. I think you know a little bit about that, don't you?

[Bradley]

What's that?

[Nate]

The heat in Southeast Asia.

[Bradley]

I spent a lot of time in Southeast Asia. I don't. I'm not going to talk about the heat or what that means.

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

Right. I could tell you some stories.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

About, you know, watching a. One of my teammates, short king, five foot four, in a nightclub. Yeah. Getting picked up. You ever seen, like, you pick a girl up, like, by her ass around her waist?

[Nate]

Oh, yeah.

[Bradley]

I can hold her up.

[Brent]

I like the way you said that.

[Bradley]

Oh, yeah. So this is not the way to end this episode, but sorry to my buddy who's probably going to see this. So let's just end with this. All right. So we're in a nightclub club. We're in Makati. One of my buddies, really pretty girl. Well, we'll say girl at the moment. And we're, you know, we're in the nightclub. Everything's happening. And I turn around and our. My short king. He's a junior Bravo at the time. He's about five foot five. I turn around and he is being held up. He is. He is. By the girl. He brought, like, legs around.

[Nate]

Yeah. By the girl.

[Bradley]

He brought her waist, like, ass up. Right. And then. And then I'm like, okay, that's. That's kind of weird. Right? Like.

[Nate]

Right.

[Bradley]

You know, and she's 5 foot 9, probably, which is really big. Really big for a Filipino girl, you know? So I'm like, you know, that's. This is kind of weird, but I'm just gonna ignore it. Right? And then a little bit later, I look back and, like, they're in the VIP couch on the booth, and I look back, and now he's like. He's straddling her like a stripper as she's, like, sitting on the couch like this.

[Nate]

Right, right. Yeah, they reverse roles, but they're just on a couch role.

[Bradley]

So. Okay, that's still weird, but nobody deal.

[Nate]

At least they. At least they corrected themselves.

[Bradley]

Yeah. And then. And at some point, I realize, like, what's going on?

[Nate]

Okay.

[Bradley]

And so to be a bro, we're. We're about to leave the nightclub, and we're outside, and she. He wants to go home with her.

[Brent]

Her.

[Bradley]

Her. Right. And so being a good teammate, I'm not going to let my buddy make any bad decisions.

[Nate]

Okay?

[Bradley]

Right. So I tell him, yeah, this is one of the hottest girls I've ever seen. You should definitely go home. Which she did.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

And then, God, this is so up. I shouldn't tell the story. But anyway, so they're. They're. So. They're hooking up. I guess I'm gone for this, right? And so the next morning, he was like, yeah, she. You know, she sucked me off. And then when I tried to, you know, like, take it all the way, she wouldn't let me.

[Nate]

Me.

[Bradley]

I was like, yeah, brother.

[Nate]

Well, you know, reason for that.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Well, you know, sometimes, you know, that you should just be happy with that. But it turns out, right, it turns out in Southeast. Southeast Asia, if. If the girl you're hanging out with is about 5 foot 10 and. And she's, you know, maybe 160, 170.

[Nate]

Pretty well built, you're gonna have to question some things.

[Bradley]

Yeah, you should probably question some things. So.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

So for all of you who are headed to Thailand or the Philippines.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

The. The average height of the women there is about five foot one.

[Brent]

So just point of reference, be very.

[Bradley]

Be very careful with anyone over five.

[Nate]

You got to do the old, like, Crocodile Dundee crotch check, you know?

[Bradley]

And in first group, that's really not that rare, unfortunately.

[Nate]

Sorry. Let's.

[Bradley]

Okay, okay, let's go ahead. All right, that's enough. We're about to spiral out of control.

[Brent]

We already. We already got the closing song, brother, but you got to get those in before 10. And Mr. Tech 911. Brent watched you on a podcast recently, and you spoke about the unit, Seal Team 6 and SAS, but not the SBS what gives?

[Nate]

I don't know much about the SBS. They work mainly with Seal Team 6, so I don't. I don't know much about them. And I just know that they can't be better than the sas. They just can't be.

[Bradley]

Love it. Tips for puket. Cup the crotch 100%.

[Brent]

What song is this? The song.

[Nate]

That's. I believe it is. That's what I wrote down. The heavy short change hero.

[Brent]

What was all that weird before?

[Bradley]

Just.

[Nate]

Just an intro and it was like, you got to listen to. To the. To the words, which I won't be able to do right now, but I'll go back, I'll listen to these lyrics. But I like what they're doing right now. Brent, watch the live where Pranka destroys trench grenades and his buddies. It's absolutely awesome. Wizard man. It's also funny because there's no way distinguish it's a male from a female face who's the best SWAT law enforcement department you trained. Already answered that. All of them already answered that in a super chat. You have to go back and listen to it. I know. I heard. I just said that. We got to listen to the words. I did hear part of, like the chorus ain't no place for a hero. But I. I'll go back and listen to it.

[Bradley]

Hey, thank you, everybody, for all those super chats. Absolutely not to me because I'm not getting out of it. But you're getting exposure.

[Brent]

We gotta. We gotta. We gotta pay for our new ac.

[Nate]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We do have to pay for a new ac. That one hurt. That one hurt.

[Bradley]

But you're. You're all welcome. I'm. For this episode, I'm sure there's gonna be plenty of clips. They're gonna be. I have to explain for later. Since Brent and Tyler set me up, I thought I was coming out here to have a good time. You sent me up multiple times. Me over with my brand.

[Nate]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[Bradley]

No, it doesn't. And that's fine. You know. You know, I flew out here, you know, to train some guys with you, come on the podcast, and you. And you set me up.

[Nate]

It was wrong.

[Bradley]

You know, it was.

[Nate]

It was wrong.

[Bradley]

You know, it's a good thing that we're friends, but.

[Nate]

But now you know who you're dealing with. Yeah.

[Bradley]

No, now I know who you really are at your core. And that's. And that's something I'm going to remember.

[Nate]

I'll. I'll.

[Brent]

I'll.

[Nate]

I'll fly out to Oregon. We'll do something.

[Bradley]

Yeah, you owe me.

[Brent]

We can go visit Oregon for something. Is there anything in Oregon to visit?

[Nate]

Okay. All right.

[Bradley]

If you're looking for fentanyl zombies and fat, obese, lesbian, liberal white women, it's the place to be. So head on over.

[Nate]

VFT. Gonna have to give that 100k plaque back after this.

[Bradley]

Yeah, probably. I'm gonna lose 45,000 subscribers from this episode.

[Nate]

The Reaper troll was hilarious. Thank you, Seth.

[Bradley]

He gets it.

[Nate]

He gets it.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's what I was just talking about.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

You know. You know who still won't hit me up to come shoot against me, though?

[Nate]

Who's that?

[Bradley]

Nick. Nick.

[Nate]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Yeah. That. He knows better than that is the funny as that was.

[Nate]

Love those Subaru driving broads. Where could I send the link for the vehicle interdiction? Send it to the anti Hero podcast gmail.com. it'll get to me. Let's pipe down on foreign the operators. America is number one for life of Earth. Much love, VFT Hightower. You're not wrong. Just not wrong. And this one one is for. It's from a man because has meaning to him and he deserves it. You earned this one. This is. Let me get to it. SOMA by Project 86.

[Bradley]

That was a pretty epic troll. People are still talking about. I caught it. I caught it about 4. About 30 seconds in as I was furious and furious, fuming. I think I looked over and saw Tyler, like, trying not to laugh and was like, wait, you.

[Brent]

Like I said I was gonna. I was gonna wait about 15 minutes ago. Oh, he just texted. He just messaged again.

[Nate]

Oh, I forgot. Project 86 actually has one of my favorite songs that. That I lost. You ever have, like, a song like, back in the day that you lost, like. Yeah, over the years. It was called Spy Hunter and I'm. And now I'm gonna. Thank you. I thought I recognized Project 86. That was a badass song. All right, we're back. Catch you next week. Thank you. I don't know how awesome we are. I think. I think we've showed. I think we've. Think we've pulled the. We've pulled the curtain back a little bit.

[Bradley]

Decently. Awesome. What I really like about coming on the show is I really lower the professionalism level of your guys's show.

[Brent]

We need it.

[Bradley]

Yeah, no, you do.

[Nate]

You know, that's what the Thursday nights. It's why I love the Thursday night.

[Brent]

Good balance.

[Nate]

I love the Thursday night.

[Bradley]

Like the episode we just did. Super professional.

[Nate]

It's.

[Bradley]

And Then we just brought it way, way, way down.

[Nate]

Two different animals.

[Bradley]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Nate]

Thank you so much, brother. Again, like, for. For getting Jim on the podcast.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

If you go back and watch it, I've probably said 20 times, I'd love to have a Mac V. Soft guy on the podcast. And. And you made that happen for us, man.

[Bradley]

Oh, and I love how humble Jim is.

[Nate]

Oh, my gosh. I just.

[Bradley]

He's like, oh, well, I only did 19 months in Vietnam with Max.

[Brent]

I only did.

[Nate]

Yeah. 23 cross border operations and live to tell about it. Yeah, we. There were entire. Entire. You'll hear. I won't give out the number. You got to watch the episode. Yeah, there were. You'll find out the number. That'll surprise you. Entire recce teams that just disappeared and never came back.

[Bradley]

Yep. Yeah. And it just was like, oh, well.

[Nate]

Yeah, they're gone. Yeah, they're not coming back. That's crazy. Someone made this from one of our listeners made this for me. And it's called bullet. Gosh. Bulletproof tube. This is a cigar holder. It for one cigar. It's got our FRCC on it. It is legit cigar holder, slash weapon. And I love it. And I love the, like, the topography.

[Bradley]

Is that for me? Is that a gift?

[Nate]

No.

[Bradley]

Oh, okay.

[Nate]

No, I like it too much. But I'm gonna find.

[Bradley]

I thought that's why you were telling me about it.

[Nate]

No, no.

[Bradley]

Gosh.

[Nate]

Was that just.

[Bradley]

This was a thank you to Nate for coming on. Nope. Now you're gonna hand me maybe a T shirt.

[Nate]

I just. You know what? I'm gonna hook you up. I gotta. You're gonna love this hat. No, you are. You love this hat.

[Bradley]

Oh, my God, guys, this is. This is. This is big, guys. Thank you.

[Nate]

I'm gonna wear that hat. I love that hat.

[Bradley]

Thank you. So worse. Oh, look at that. It's. It's a ball of eft.

[Nate]

It looks good on you. And no, you can't have it, cuz I like that hat. Oh, let's get back to it. Sorry. Sorry, guys. Got. Got sidetracked. We Were Soldiers was cool. Oh, let me tell you, if you like the movie We Were Soldiers, read the book. The movie's half of it. Of course they end it, you know, Hollywood style, as they do. And I'm not mad at that. It's. It's a. It's a movie, right? That. This. They get hit again.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

The book was crazy Force Gump is the greatest non flick. Oh, gosh.

[Bradley]

That's a good one.

[Nate]

That's actually to consider a non flick would you know.

[Bradley]

It's one. It's one of the best. Yeah. Hey, Tyler, that's fair.

[Nate]

Is Forrest Gump a Vietnam movie?

[Bradley]

Oh, yeah. That's a good one, huh?

[Nate]

That. That to me, that's up there. Pair with. Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I would just say that Vietnam's only a portion of Forrest Gump.

[Nate]

But if you take Vietnam out of it, is it the same?

[Bradley]

No.

[Nate]

And which would be the quite. Yeah, I guess, you know.

[Brent]

No.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Nate]

Last question for you because we. We both have an affinity for Vietnam and the Vietnam War. What is your favorite Vietnam War movie?

[Bradley]

Oh, I mean, I do love Full Metal Jacket.

[Nate]

Love it. That's a class one of the first ones I thought. Thought of. Love it.

[Bradley]

Apocalypse now is we were soldiers. I was just going to say this might be. This might be controversy. Tropic Thunder. Gosh.

[Nate]

Yeah, it is. It's a Vietnam War movie.

[Brent]

That was.

[Bradley]

Is it not one of the best?

[Nate]

Kudos.

[Bradley]

You can't make that movie.

[Nate]

Oh my gosh. Oh, yeah. I'm not gonna. That's not gonna be mine. But I love that that's what you pulled out. I mean, absolutely love that.

[Brent]

Robert Downey Jr. Got away with.

[Nate]

Completely got away with.

[Bradley]

He talks about that.

[Nate]

Nobody cares.

[Brent]

You can't do that now.

[Bradley]

And the funniest thing where he's like, nobody cares. The only reason I got away with that is because Ben Stillers, Simple Jack, that's the only reason he got away with Black.

[Nate]

You think it was more offensive than black.

[Bradley]

People were more offended by Simple Jack. He said that on Joe Rogan's podcast. That's how he got away with it.

[Nate]

Oh my gosh. Talk. Tom Wilson. Jack Black plays Tim Kennedy in Tropic Thunder.

[Bradley]

Bro. Bro. If they could remake. If they could remake Tropic Thunder. But Tim's book, this.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah. Tropic Thunder too. Scars and stuff.

[Bradley]

This.

[Nate]

Oh my gosh.

[Bradley]

A Tropic Thunder esque. Could you imagine?

[Brent]

Actually, we can raise the money.

[Bradley]

Grenades.

[Nate]

We can raise the money.

[Brent]

We can raise the money. Money. We can have the guys from Black Rifle Coffee Co. Do what's right. They can make it for us.

[Bradley]

Jared. I'm gonna text Jared after this. Yeah, Jared, you hear that?

[Nate]

They made rage 15.

[Brent]

They can make this movie.

[Nate]

Jared's helped me out a couple times. He's text me during A live and be like. I was like, oh, thank you, Jared. Yeah. Seth B. His dad was adult sports guy in B squadron. Says he watches the show and loves it. I'M really happy to hear that. I'm really happy to hear that. No, I'm gonna have fun, but I'll never be so unprofessional that, you know, people don't, don't.

[Bradley]

I'm going out. I'm going out. Hey. Pitching my. First of all, pitch it. Yeah, I'm gonna pitch my. I'm gonna pitch my stuff. Okay, guys, two weeks from now, I'll be out in Utah with Greg Fieldcraft Survival. We're gonna be doing that. Obviously. Bryant, you just, you were just out there. That's gonna be awesome. And then a couple weeks after that, I'm gonna be at Pastrana Land, the Black Rifle coffee company. Have you seen Pastrana Land Land? Travis Pastrana?

[Nate]

No, I haven't.

[Bradley]

It's.

[Producer]

You've never seen Pastrana?

[Bradley]

You don't know Travis Pastrana?

[Nate]

I, I, I have. I just haven't seen Pastrana. Question.

[Bradley]

He didn't.

[Nate]

It wasn't the question.

[Bradley]

He does like all his crazy. Do you even. Pastrana. Apparently he's going to jump the White House.

[Nate]

I believe it's an Italian food.

[Bradley]

Well, not. He's going to jump over the White House while we're out there. So hopefully I can in D.C. yeah. And so while I'm there, I guess.

[Nate]

That'S where it is.

[Bradley]

And when I. And when I.

[Brent]

It's a mockup.

[Bradley]

And. And when I meet President Trump while I'm there, I'm gonna go ahead and throw something out there to President Trump. Kennedy's a liar. Yeah. I'm gonna say that. I'm just in passing.

[Nate]

I know, but how many just passing. How many amputees are you? How many Tim here. Don't let Tim here anymore. Nate, how many amputees are you willing to push out of the way to get to them?

[Bradley]

All of them. Every single one of them. Literally 100% of them.

[Nate]

And you wouldn't be the first Green Beret to push amputees out of the way to get to the president.

[Brent]

All right, we gotta end it. That was a good note.

[Bradley]

Okay, Thank.