, for example, training in the navy seal system.the national battalion was its commitment to paganism. the people of azov took as a basis the scandinavian beliefs in the god of war oden, used runic signs, a black sun and a wolf hook, similar to the symbols of nazi germany, they were sewn on clothes, they were pricked in the form of tattoos, they were punished with roses, when someone there, sorry, did something bad there, they sent him to the pit, so called there for a while, to atone for his guilt, they laid him on his stomach, they took him like chopsticks and sauce. the civil war began, the father and mother remained in the city, they live in the petrovsky district, the hottest thing is that ukrainian militants have been mercilessly shelling for 10 years, but the son continued to fight on the side of azov for 20,000 hryvnia a month, the mother asks for her son’s love, will people forgive, neighbors, if i stay, i i will be a disgrace and a stigma for my parents, it’s better for me not to show up at all, so that they think that the

, for example, training according to the navy seal system, a feature of the national battalion was its commitment to paganism, the azov people took as a basis the scandinavian beliefs in the god of war auden, they used the ironic signs of the black sun and a wolf hook, similar to the symbolism of nazi germany, they were sewn onto clothes, pricked into form of tattoos. roses, when someone there, excuse me, did something bad there, they sent him to the so-called pit, he sat there for some time to atone for his guilt, they laid him on his stomach, they took such sticks and he filmed in public shirt, they quilted him there. in azov, black raids were often practiced, usually at night, groups of mortar men went out to shoot, not to the training ground in the border area, and rained on the civilian population of the donetsk people's republic, nowhere according to the documents of the higher authorities. live in the petrovsky district, the hottest ukrainian militants have been mercilessly shelling all 10 years, but the son continued to fight on the side of azov for 2000 hryvnia a month, the mo

, he is particularly difficult to train, because usually navy seals think a little better, but heie, unlike dolphins, they smell very well, they have very sharp eyesight, they're generally cool devils, target, give me an eraser , come on, get up, get up, get up, yes, cutie, oh, what beautiful cat, any training for anyone the trick begins with the fact that you must first understand what you want, a maneuver like a night, where will not go... playful, they are curious, they will attract, generally agree with the cat, because he has such needs as, for example, dolphins in communication with people, yes, they are attracted, then the cat does not need this, the cat cannot be established in it, then it is unlikely that it will be good to swim in the water like that, and it does not need someone to stroke it, to somehow entertain it , so of course working with them is more difficult. everything in my life was clear and simple, i i was finishing my fifth year at university, and i already had several years of work practice in the evenings, that is, i had, one might say, a career, plans, a

>> there's a lot of mystique out there about what navy seals and army rangers do. institute is very impressive. they take people who may be of never heard a word of foreign-language before ending one year to 18 months they make them experts in those language skills. academically it's growing. so shannon had one of the hardest languages you could learn and she did not know arabic going into monterey. so very intensive course by the time they come out of there they can translate, they can read the native language and then from there because arabic is so complex, so she had to learn the dialect. i would say some of the most elite training she did was probably her language training. a lot of that she sought out on her own. it's challenging for her to get into warfare. she earned a slot at the selection but performing in combat but then she had to go through the physical rigors in this course is ran by navy seals so that these navy seals felt comfortable with briefing these intelligence operators out on the battlefield with them. she had to do a lot of what they do. a l

you were a navy seal in "zero dark thirty."d the hit amazon series "the terminal list" where you play, again, a a navy seal, again. [ cheers and applause ] when you do projects like these, what kind of feedback do you get from the military community? and are you ready for some feedback tonight? [ laughter ] >> well, it's funny. you know, first of all, i hope it comes through that the whole creative team behind "the terminal list," and through these movies, we have the utmost respect for our men and women in our uniform. so, please, just like, i'm so plumped it's fleet week. give yourself a round of applause for having a great -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that'll make you feel good to see everybody out there. >> so good. i -- my hat is off to you. everything i know about combat i learned from watching tv, and watching movies. and so, it was funny, 'cause my roommate, who's now my producing partner on "the terminal list," a former navy seal, he used to pick things apart. and he would see things that i just didn't know tha

we go up to the third and fourth floor where the navy seals are camped, the israeli navy seals.ow us the view with hazem in 2014. since then i have been to al-shifa many times. it is the biggest hospital in gaza and a central place. the hospital is completely destroyed. it wasn't leveled to the ground, but it was an unusable destroyed hospital. the odd thing was -- not the odd thing, but the value of being a reporter getting to go somewhere is that the idf tried to explain that they could have leveled the whole thing, but they only hit certain areas because they were meeting so much resistance. they were essentially almost proud of this fact. but the hospital was destroyed. if you didn't go you couldn't see, you wouldn't have been able to get the sense of what happened there. so, that was the story of that four hours. douglas: as bill mentioned the fact that access has been so limited on the ground has meant that the world has relied on a small number of extremely brave palestinian journalists, including hazem and others who have been left behind. many have been killed, the numb

we go up to the third and fourth floor where the navy seals are camped, the israeli navy seals.ow us the view with hazem in 2014. since then i have been to al-shifa many times. it is the biggest hospital in gaza and a central place. the hospital is completely destroyed. it wasn't leveled to the ground, but it was an unusable destroyed hospital. the odd thing was -- not the odd thing, but the value of being a reporter getting to go somewhere is that the idf tried to explain that they could have leveled the whole thing, but they only hit certain areas because they were meeting so much resistance. they were essentially almost proud of this fact. but the hospital was destroyed. if you didn't go you couldn't see, you wouldn't have been able to get the sense of what happened there. so, that was the story of that four hours. douglas: as bill mentioned the fact that access has been so limited on the ground has meant that the world has relied on a small number of extremely brave palestinian journalists, including hazem and others who have been left behind. many have been killed, the numb

damage had be done, i just want to make america grt again and the person that can help me that is navy seald highly respected legislator john mcguire. goode w one of the republicans who voted out former house speaker kevin mccarthy and later endorsed ron desantis for president. >> tune in to c-span's live coverage of the 2024 national political conventions. starting with republican four day event in milwaukee on july 15. next up, catch the democrats in chicago kicking off on august 19. stay connected to c-span for an unfiltered glimpse of democracy at work. the republican and democratic national convention's live this summer on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics power cable -- powered by cable. >> the democratic national committee plans to nominate president biden virtually ahead of the party's national convention august 19. the dncent will not be left off of ohio's general election ballot due to the states august 7 deadline from certifying candidates. the vote by the dnc rules committee is expected june 4 to pass a resolution to allow a v

bring in navy seal, jonathan gilliam.e have been waiting on this offensive for months based upon reporting and logic moving individuals to a humanitarian zone. it appears imminent, what do you make of the timing, why nowa? >> jonathan: it could be about the hostages still be be held and the 1000 hamas soldiers in the area and what they could be planning themselves. i think it is time. the tactics and the strategy that israel is trying to acco accomplish, they're having to potentially move forward quicker or this may be the time they decided they need to go into the area. right now, the pressure is on as you see across campuses and social media and media in general. the pressure is on for israel to get through this and ramp it up, especially with talks that just are breaking down because hamas and israel can't come to terms with what they want. >> todd: do you read anything into this with fate of the hostages? >> jonathan: there have been a number of hostages that have died in captivity, not sure if they were killed or die

retired navy seal commander, seal tim 6 commander. because i can ask questions, if he was in the studio for me he would kill me for just thinking. good to have you, don't mean to kid but the message you're getting from benjamin netanyahu is i will do what i have to do whether you help us or not. what did you make of that? >> it is what strategic mistake on the part of the biden administration. they are in a fight for their very existence against an adversary who says we want to wipe out israel and we will do october 7th again and again and again. israel of course is not going to bow down to the united states. they will continue to fight and why we would alienate them is beyond me. neil: i'm wondering where it goes. you know military history. other presidents have done this sort of thing, dwight eisenhower, jimmy carter. we had this with barack obama. there is some history to it but i believe the distinction, we didn't do it on an international stage in real time to humiliate the israelis. that's the difference here? >> he's blatantly

navy seals in pakistan. [ cheering and applause ] you are welcome.h, 13 years ago osama bin laden was killed by navy seals, or as msnbc describes it, a solemn day when a group of white armstead premises attacked and mostly peaceful muslim. after brian cox says of the worst book ever written is that the bible, what apparently has never read any of these... >> that hurts! >> greg: compared your book to the bible, brian! joe biden is considering allowing palestinians to be -- resettle in america. prompting some to change their chance to "death to where i live". [ laughter ] thank you. new ai technology claim as a kindest and which plug orientations through facial structure. to be fair, so can a metal detector. [ laughter ] thank you. and a 31-year-old trans athlete is sparking outrage after competing in a woman's college water polo tournament. yes, a 31-year-old competing get in a college sport seems a little old, right? you think that's bad, now competing in woman's college golf. [ laughter ] see what happens? slippery slope people! all right, monolog

thank you, navy seals. great. that'll do it for us. thank you so much for being here.are see you soon, and let's get right to "varney & company". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. pitched battles on the ucla campus overnight, groups fought each other. for hours it was an around a key.

. >> they're known as the navy seals of firefighting. parachuteing into the wilderness from 3 in this feet up. so, what does it take to belong to this elite squad? we get an up close look at the smoke jumpers in action. they are done circleing the runway at this bay area airport, name change sticks with the landing despite a lawsuit but travelers have concerns. plus. >> i was living in paradise. >> the fight to keep an oasis alive in north bay and we have never seen something like this before on an iconic san francisco street. good evening. i'm julia goodrich. when a wildfire is two dangerous to reach you call in the big guns specific threw smoke jumpers who skydive to the fire line. we have already establish it takes guts to be on this elite team but what happens when they land? what it takes to be a smoke jumper. >> everyone who is in one in aerial firefighting converges on open field outside redding california for one of the biggest drills of the year, the event which comes complete with fire retardant airplanes and helicopters equipp

thank you, navy seals. great. that'll do it for us. thank you so much for being here. i want to thank adam, mehek and mike, we are see you soon, and let's get right to "varney & company". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. pitched battles on the ucla campus overnight, groups fought each other. for hours it was an around a key. finally, the police arrived to break up the brawl, but it is still an ugly standoff. in new york police quickly cleared occupied buildings at columbia. in new orleans tulane university was cleared. in utah, tent encampments removed. at city university in new york, same story. questions, why did it take so long to take action? if blatant and hateful anti-semitism has been on dismay for weeks, where is pride sentence he issued a tepid statement that donald trump went on hannity. who is behind the campus chaos in of those arrested were outside agitators. you're waking up to disturbing scenes at our colleges. you're also waking up to a very big day for your money. the fed will address can interest rates this afternoon. no change x exp

navy seal veteran. very wealthy. runs a business. he has made some stumbles that we see in first time campaigns. he has given democrats an opportunity to litigate aspects of his military record, of his business record. and he, you know, perhaps most crucially he's not a montana native. he only moved to the state in the last decade. that is a strategy tester has used successfully in previous runs painting his opponents as interlopers or out of staters. so i think democrats have a tough challenge there. they've got an opening in ohio it's a similar story. sherrod brown is a strong incumbent. very good fundraisers. he's got an appeal among the working class voters in eastern ohio that have shifted away from democrats over the last decade or so. and his opponent bernie marino, another relatively new political figure ran for senate last cycle, lost the primary and is back this time. has some stuff in his background democrats are going to litigate as well. candidate quality and local issues argument for democrats. republicans want a nation

it's a special workout named after a fallen navy seal lieutenant michael p murphy.he was killed in action in afghanistan 19 years ago. now, since that time, that workout honoring his sacrifice and service has really become popular for athletes all over the world. rucking. it's a workout done with added weight using the principles of crossfit. a former green beret who's current company endorses that training calls it a test of physical and mental endurance, honoring the sacrifice and service of the fallen. before you get to the barbecue and the beers and the and the family fun, you can you can honor all who have fallen. and that's the true kind of meaning of what memorial day is. and then you can get on to your, your celebrations and, and a wave your flags proudly. okay. so if you're interested in the workout, here it is. the workout includes a one mile run, 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats and another mile run and all of it wearing a weighted vest. good luck! now for more stories like this, make sure you join us for today in the bay. we start at 5 a.m. on air.

this memorial day, a challenge to move your body in honor of a navy seal who did not make it home. the murph challenge is named for michael p murphy, who was killed in action in afghanistan 19 years ago. since that time, the workout honoring his sacrifice and service has become a popular event for athletes all over the world. it includes enthusiasts of rucking, which is working out while carrying extra weight. a former green beret calls it a test of physical and mental endurance, honoring the sacrifice and service of the fallen. before you get to the barbecue and the beers and the and the family fun, you can you can honor all who have fallen. and that's the true kind of meaning of what memorial day is. and then you can get on to your your celebrations and, and wave your flags proudly. so true. okay, here's the murph workout a one mile run, 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats, and another one mile run, all of it while wearing a weighted vest just ahead, meet the team that's fueling team usa. i'm chris chmura with a look at the unusual cargo they are taking across the pond, includ

on the parade ground of a colony for prisoners of war, ukrainian navy seals march to the sound of a soviet on may 9th. we all know that this is victory day, and that’s what they called me, miroslav, glorifies the world. since 2015, he glorified the war; a lawyer from kiev joined the battalion. killed civilians of mariupol, when the city was trembling from the war, we went in, a young man ran to one of our positions during the shelling, we thought that this was quite likely, maybe some kind of intelligence officer or something like that, i gave the following order, to be killed, he not mariupol, but also almost one of our own, in dnepropetrovsk the red october factory sold candies, the punitive battalion... by the beginning of the twenty-second year it mainly consisted of those who grew up in the southeast, but with reformatted brains, they were the ones who shot the peaceful city , when the russian army was just approaching the outskirts, how many will destroy us here, especially if you know there is a cannon behind your house, it shoots in that direction, and it will fly here, i say: you

tim kennedy on the program a lot and mike posed a navy seal and >> those that never servinged and want to implement these initiatives, need to be hands off. our culture is one of conformity and we want people to maintain their authentic nature u but there has to be loyalty. you have to have the ability to put we before me. we call that communal sacrifice. i've not experience that had anywhere else to the degree i did in the military. to society, it has a different set of cultures and what prioritized us in individual alty and amongst them. >> that's part of fascinating show and one clip that popped into my head. i'm watching the sell vision show and it's called show gun and based upon the very, very, very successful series show gun about japan and first -- among the first westerners interacting with culture in japan and talking about conformity, loyalty, feelty to duty -- for all the people going back to the students in western culture and up in the western culture in pursuit of what? do they feel the same way about east asian culture? like -- pete: they don't know. if you're fighting

gave money and raised money for a counter-terrorist organization called yamam, which is like our navy seals, but their specialty is anti-terrorism and they're they're in need of equipment. and they were in need of training and support and the widows who of the fallen soldiers need now, support for them and their, their kids. so it was a mission of solidarity. and we saw how hard they train, how seriously they take their jobs. and again, the life saving they work that they do to rescue hostages. so we were right on the gaza border. we were in fatigues and in humvees, driving right along the fence, we could see into gaza. we saw we heard artillery shots, back and forth between, you know, them shooting and us shooting back. and, our kids were very impressed with the with the seriousness of this effort. and we wanted to show them that life is not all silicon valley in miami. right? easy living. there are places where it's very tough to sustain liberty, and democracy on both sides. yeah i let's talking about business, i think there are some people don't realize that that israel really is a high

legacy expeditions cofounder and former navy seal himself mike ceramic the 20 years. you see the sheriff looking at the journey by he jumped and did the seemingly impossible. great to see you. thank you for putting that together. truly entertaining and inspiring. tell how you define this journey and what did you try to do? seven continents in seven days. >> no surprise to the public in special operations we tried to find the hardest things people say is impossible don't tell the fighting man and woman it couldn't be done. we did a lot special operations so brought nine betterment back together to do with the world says was impossible and through that journey tell their stories in the stories most important of the fallen. >> you jump on seven continents and you jump for somebody who lost their lives in battle, one of your friends and a portion of the proceeds tickets go to another great organization, who did you jump for? >> michael mentor, he jumped on a grenade 3 feet from me as well as another seal to save our lives september 29, 2006. there's a bit of survivor's gu

you were a navy seal, i understand. >> we have 170 people in the company and many are former law enforcementave a website? >> zeroeyes.com. >> steve: thank you for joining us to tell us about your program and ep cooing the kids safe. all right, straight ahead in about an hour, michael cohen expecteded to take the stand in donald trump new york city criminal trial after leaving his apartment this morning, down at it the courthouse. a liveu lo report coming up. de. listen, it doesn't matter if you've never prayed before or if you're praying every day. god wants you to grow a little closer to him. to give you a little more of his peace. he■s here with you now. let him in. join me and millions of others on the number one prayer app in the world. hallow. let's grow a little closer to jesus together. try hallow for free today. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything.

battlefield by service members, being used to open beer bottles and mike bought the company from navy seal this company. how did this idea come about? >> you know, eli and his wife had an idea in their garage and built the company from the ground up and i had the opportunity to buy the company two years ago, so it has been a great experience. all our staff are veterans, they are first responders or family of first respond ors or veteranses. today is an important day for us. >> todd: what does memorial day day mean within a company where everybody has tie to military service, like you just mentioned? >> it's a day of remembrance, we all love our barbecues and swimming pools, but we all value and are grateful for the people who served and have fought and given ultimate sacrifice for this country. it is even bigger is trying to educate kids to understand, to be grateful and understand what people have done for this country to give us rights we have and freedom we have. i tell you, our staff and our team is we have the day off, except me right now. we are grateful for what we have in this coun

here is one of them, a former us navy seal, founder of the american pmc black water, eric prince, he american weapons would save the situation of the armed forces of ukraine. this is wrong. russian commanders - not idiots. they know their history. the battle of kursk was just north of where the fighting is now taking place, and was the largest tank battle in history and the last offensive operation of the nazi army against the soviets. the germans tried to apply pressure from the north and south. and the russians knew that they were advancing. then the russians erected many lines of defense, did. now it’s the same thing, but they are either too small or absent altogether, well, so far no one in ukraine , the ukrainians have weakened greatly, they have a lot of problems , officially allowed to strike deep into ours with corruption, and the defensive structures of the territory, they are actively engaged in the gravelization of their own population, the media write that in kharkov they began to forcibly mobilize homeless people and alcoholics, citizens without a defined identity... loo

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. >> st>> stephen: "navy seals in iran" or something. >> george: that's what he wanted collected.istrations, what's the craziest meeting ever in the situation room. >> george: far and away a meeting with jimmy carter. i saw one line in his diary from may 8, 1980. "have a meeting the situation room about parapsychology. longitude, latitude, et cetera." i saw parapsychology and the situation room and i do everything with my team that i possibly could to find out what happened. >> stephen: that means psychics? speedway found a guy named jake stewart, his naval aid, he told the most amazing story. to set the scene may of 1980, two weeks after the failed rescue mission to get all the iran hostages. jimmy carter's presidency is crippled. he calls jake stewart along with the first lady, big believer in psychics. a guy named jerry geller. the guy who used to bend spoons. jake stewart gave him a 45 and a briefing on called operation grove flame which was actually a u.s. government program, cia, dia in the 1970s, '80s were they used psychics who would sit in dark rooms and they did remote v

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uto painted this picture like he was a former navy seal.nted to work for the fbi in the poisons department. >> kind of like what you do. >> that is ironic. >> they found another girlfriend. >> he specifically told that girlfriend he wanted his wife to get hit by a bus and for her to die so he could get sole custody. >> investigators decided it was time to confront race. they asked him to take a polygraph. >> he is a person who seems to have gone through life by talking himself out of situations. >> it started easy, almost a casual chat. >> i spent time with him. when i could, serve. >> then he got more serious. the sensors were strapped down. >> let's get started. >> his demeanor during the first half was confident. i think he thought he had a beat. >> paul was a prosecutor on the case. >> it almost looked like, i got this. i am getting through this. we are good. >> are the lights on in this room? >> yes. >> regarding poisoning your life -- were you involved in poisoning your wife? >> no. >> did you poison your wife? >> no. >> nine times th

it's founded by military veterans navy seals and talk states like florida, iowa, colorado, wisconsin,y visible guns and send alert to operations center staff around the clock by former cops and military vets then they sent the alert to schools. this sounds like a really good thing. >> yeah, this is certainly a step in the right direction. leveraging ai in order to get us to respond quicker when there's an active shooter situation and we can get on scene and make sure we get control of it. we need to have the personnel in place to actually have them respond and is it going to save us and if you don't have cops on the street and here's an idea u maybe if we stop trying to treat police officers like scum in the country, i know crazy, and actually show them respect and appreciate what they're doing, we could actually attract the best and brightest and we could have fully staffed police departments to respond to all of this. liz: joe gamaldi, thank you so much for holding the line there, the men and women in blue. we appreciate you very much, joe. thanks for joining us. and join us tomorro

start to think that they are maybe not the cutting edge of the next generation of would-be american navy seals. i saw a professor on today from nyu, and he was bemoaning the fact that he was on a network earlier bemoaning the fact that police are being called on to campuses to break up violent protests because we have a right to protest. he does have a right to protest, but you do not have a right to vandalize or be violent. >> brian: forced a police chief into a building because he was worried about his welfare. >> harold: look, this is so laughable, but they are people who are actually saying these things, and we are covering it because it's really happening. people who actually want a new economy and want a new economy, not reliant on fossil fuels, you can agree or disagree with that. people who want more housing for professors and teachers, you can agree or disagree with that. but when you coached it and wrap it in this box here, not only is it serious, it is something that is not going to get taken seriously by anybody that can actually be a part of change. you tell the university of chic

>> well, we've got a great candidate in tim sheehy, a navy seal, a naval aad cadmy graduate, 100 combat marine, amazing story. this is a contrast. john first votes with joe biden -- jon tester votes with joe biden 95% of the time. it's like we're representing two different states. sometimes i feel like two different countries when you take a look at how jon tester votes is and how i vote. that is being clear wily explained now to the people of montana. jon tester opposed everything that president trump did, all the supreme court justices, the trump tax cuts. jon tester voted no. and then jon tester's voting yes for everything that joe biden's standing for as i oppose it. that's a really porn contrast. president trump is going to win the state of montana by 20 points. that is a big problem for jon tester. maria: senator, i want to ask you about your work at the -- as the chairman of the national republican senatetorial committee. axios is reporting the democrat senate candidates are routing the gop in fund raising. they say just about every democrat in competitive races significantly out

let's bring in former navy seal who trained with israeli special forces cameron hamilton.e you. i want to play some sound because benjamin netanyahu called this a tragic mistake. now the idf is saying this, watch. >> contrary to reports, we conducted the strike outside the area that we designated as a humanitarian area and called civilians to evacuate to. our strike was over a kilometer and a half away from the humanitarian area, what we call the safer zone. >> trace: but once again because of global pressure that israel is forced to apologize before all the facts or even in. >> it's very unfortunate. i know they are going to do a thorough analysis and find out all the information but as i said earlier, this strike was conducted outside of the humanitarian zone. so i'm sure we will find out more and i'm sure they are getting to the bottom of it but once again israel is put on the defensive on a narrative where they never started the conflict and they are continually pressured by the international community to restrain their military when i think it's the most appropriate c

. >> trace: let's bring in former navy seal who trained with idf special forces cameron hamilton andon. gentlemen, thank you for coming on. i think it's fascinating here because we look to ai for other things, not necessarily as weapons, but is this kind of a short way of saying that we are in kind of a weapons battle for ai? >> this is a new oxygen of wartime preparation. we are absolutely fully geared up to fight future battles with ai. you can't live without having this at the front and center part of developing a strategy to protect your country, period. that's what everyone else is doing it. it's a race. >> trace: it's fantastic to listen to these people and talk about this because it's all kind of baffling, but i wonder if you think what one of the speakers said is is that you have to dominate in this category before you can negotiate. you can't just let china and russia get ahead of you, you need to dominate and then you can talk about maybe containing this. is that a fair assessment? >> i do, i think that's a very fair assessment. the way that we aggregate data and put inform

travis went into the marine corps, brenda became a navy seal pier travis was killed and 2007 and brandon after his loss. unfortunately he lost his life three years later in 2010. as you said, they are buried side-by-side at arlington national cemetery and i think their story represents this generation of men and women who have gone on to serve and sacrifice and it represents the brotherhood and sisterhood that is a part of the dna of our service members and i think their names represent this generation and for us it is about teaching our next generation what these brave men and women stood for. >> griff: inscribed on travis' gravestone if not me then who was his motto. i know you've talked a lot about that in the last 30 seconds or so that we have, what is your message to americans across the country today on memorial day? >> my message is take those five words and apply them to your life. my brother spoke those words before he left for his second and final deployment to iraq and i can only imagine a world where each of us took those five words and adopted them and i think today on memor

we appreciated your former fbi agent, special agent and navy seal, jonathan, we are getting breaking news into the newsroom. the latest news out of los angeles, are preparing for multiagency operation to secure the campus, a ucla the protest, but there's another caveat, a statement from what appears to be university of california pd chief saying the following, presumably those are the officers on campus, security on campus, "we had 500-600 officers working in an order for additional resources requires multiple agencies preparing to go in and render the location safe"." from planning and preparation perspective, just how negligent was ucla, l.a. mayor karen bass, and governor newsom for that matter with regard to what we are seeing horrific scenes out of ucla tonight? >> i would say the same thing for all of these different locations where they have to react instead of taking action. before these individuals get onto these campuses. in the case of l.a., that is the greatest example of failure out of all of these hereinabove by no means is it alone and fai failure. the nypd, your previ

hot food for lunch, vegan food, gluten free food and we are not talking about highly militarized navy sealsld be pretty easy to take this down from law enforcement standpoint. >> todd: jonathan, from that perspective, what do you hear from the sources on the ground because you are well sourced in the area. do you hear anything with regard to information beyond, headache, these guys will move in tonight? >> we have been told now for a period of i would say 8-10 hours that they were planning on moving in. we heard 9:00 p.m. wednesday evening and then it moved to midnight coming up to 2:00 a.m. here. i've been here so long it is hard to keep track. we are coming up to 2:00 a.m. so it is certainly taking longer. appear to be our eight hours from the first dispersal order being given. so clearly the l.a.p.d., the chp that you are looking at and the sheriff's department far more complex operation than nypd carried out on the campus, a gated campus where relatively easily clear and just deal with those left and hamilton hall. this is a much more sprawling encampment that they have to deal with. th

it is a special workout named after a fallen navy seal lieutenant michael p murphy. in action in afghanistan 19 years ago. well, since that time, the workout honoring his sacrifice and service has become a popular event with athletes all over the world. rucking is a workout done with added weight using the principles of crossfit training. a former green beret whose current company endorses the training calls it the test of physical and mental endurance, honoring the sacrifice of service before you get to the barbecue and the beers and the and the family fun, you can you can honor all who have fallen. and that's the true kind of meaning of what memorial day is. and then you can get on to your your celebrations and, and wave your flags proudly. now if you are interested in this workout, here it goes. take a look here it is a workout that includes a one mile run. then you're going to do 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats, and then another mile run. and it's all done with wearing a weighted vest. i know kerri kris they're going to do it. they they just want me to be

it's a special workout named after fallen navy seal lieutenant michael p murphy. he was killed in action in afghanistan 19 years ago. well, since that time, that workout honoring his sacrifice and service really has become a popular event with athletes all over the world rucking is a workout done with added weight using principles of crossfit training. kris i know you love that. yes, a former green beret whose current company endorses it. they say the training calls it the test of physical and mental endurance. honor the sacrifice and service of fallen, of the fallen. before you get to the barbecue and the beers and the and the family fun, you can. you can honor all who have fallen and that's the true kind of meaning of what memorial day is. and then you can get on to your, your celebrations and, and wave your flags proudly. so if you're interested in it, here's the workout. it includes a one mile run, 100 pull ups, i don't care, 200 push ups, 300 squats, and another one mile and all of it wearing a weighted vest. chris, gary and i already talking about doing some

battalion are slurping camp gruel, on the parade ground of the colony for prisoners of war , ukrainian navy sealsy day, and that’s what they called me, miroslav, glorifies the world, since 2015 he glorified the war, a lawyer from kiev joined azov battalion, when there were fierce battles in the south-east of ukraine, in 7 years he rose to the rank of sergeant, he imprinted his devotion to the ideas of nazism on his body. his hero is roman shukhevych, his banner is a trident in blood. there is also a tattoo of a wolf, i just liked the design, it means a certain individuality for me. lieutenant azov dutov killed civilians in mariupol when the city was trembling from the war. a young man ran to one of our positions during the shelling. that it is quite likely some kind of intelligence officer or something like that, i gave the order to kill him. he is not from mariupol, but he is also almost his own. in dnepropetrovsk, he sold candies from the red october factory. by the beginning of the twenty -second year, the azov punitive battalion consisted mainly of those who grew up in the southeast, but alre

the ceo of i ny is a bush was a navy seal was me, you know. i didn't know what i was going to do. i went to the military came out use that discipline now he's a ceo of anheuser-busch and it wasn't his idea to put dylan on that beer can. but i would love to see i would love to see the perceptions. right. can we some commercials and perceptions kid you combined with corporate america to do just that the other thing is i keep hearing we need welders and we need this can we get some sponsors from these companies to them in so a lot of people when they graduate come from the inner city it costs $5,000 to go $10,000. mom and dad or just mom is not there to write the check. you want a welder? why don't you pay for that? why don't you say i got a scholarship to, go to welding school is going to take me two years, but now i'm going to be making. $120,000 by the time i'm 25. and that's a fact. and why do i talk like this? because mike rowe comes on every month and he drills it into me and and i think that would be good about about the education. barack obama, i remember saying the same thin