the same standard as the navy seals? _ seals. the same standard as the navy seals? es- _ navy seals? probably even better, yes. that _ navy seals? probably even better, yes. that is - navy seals? probably even better, yes. that is the i navy seals? probably even i better, yes. that is the reason why we are the best in africa. yes, good, good. so power in your punch. alright? the training _ your punch. alright? the training is _ your punch. alright? the training is relentless, i your punch. alright? the training is relentless, even during mealtimes. brute training is relentless, even during mealtimes.- training is relentless, even during mealtimes. we are still teachin: during mealtimes. we are still teaching them _ during mealtimes. we are still teaching them to _ during mealtimes. we are still teaching them to endure i during mealtimes. we are still teaching them to endure pain. j teaching them to endure pain. to endure. charlie then showed us how it captured and tortured members of his team will never give up information. i of his team will never give up informatio

we wanted to top it we couldn't talk to everyone but in the case of navy seal there were multiple guys employed while we were writing the book but some of them to their infinite credit called me from the war zone and i'm so appreciative this book could not have been written without the green berets and the infantry soldiers serving back to 2003 and 2004 and of course family members and friends. this book is for them and they did a tremendous job helping us and they continue to this day. >> most of the time is practically with the green berets but i would text him or call him and then of course many of the's personally and then to talk to them as well so it was a mutual effort and everyone pitched in all the way through. >> where there are things that surprised you, beau? because of what your brothers jobs were that they could not tell you along the way were things as you were writing that surprised you about your brothers? >> i was surprised by a lot of things. particularly when he relayed a lot of information and with those deployments first of all there were things and over a decade

we do our training in accordance to the guidelines of the navy seals.obably even better, yeah. yeah. that is the reason why we are the best in africa. yes, good, good, good. so — power in your punch. alright? the training is relentless, even during mealtimes. we are still teaching them to endure pain — to endure. charlie 0ne then showed us how, if captured and tortured, members of his team will never give up information. i don't know anything! i don't know nothing! let me go! when you look at me, you can see i'm going to break you. i'm asking for the last time — will you tell us what we want? charlie hinted that the team used similar methods during their real interrogations of suspects. do you have to do that difficult type of interrogation with the suspects? we actually do worse than that. we actually do more than that. this is just a simulation for you, but we do worse than that. will you tell us what we want to hear? use a finger. he claims these techniques are needed to save lives. there's no harm in using a bit of force in extracting information fr

we do our training in accordance to the guidelines of the navy seals.obably even better, yeah. yeah. that is the reason why we are the best in africa. yes, good, good, good. so — power in your punch. alright? the training is relentless, even during mealtimes. we are still teaching them to endure pain — to endure. charlie 0ne then showed us how, if captured and tortured, members of his team will never give up information. i don't know anything! i don't know nothing! let me go! when you look at me, you can see i'm going to break you. i'm asking for the last time — will you tell us what we want? charlie hinted that the team used similar methods during their real interrogations of suspects. do you have to do that difficult type of interrogation with the suspects? we actually do worse than that. we actually do more than that. this is just a simulation for you, but we do worse than that. will you tell us what we want to hear? use a finger. he claims these techniques are needed to save lives. there's no harm in using a bit of force in extracting information fr

connell: let's bring this to david sears, the retired navy seal, as all what you just heard could haveon's policy toward china, so your reaction, dave, to benjamin's report and then again, how the biden administration should handle this issue, the weger muslims in china as it develops its policy. what do you think? >> yes, it's horrifying it's absolutely disgusting and i think you're going to see more of these things come to light as we get more exposure into china and more people escape from these areas and they have so many people detained in these camps there, that word is bound to start getting how much china is to try to suppress it and that's a huge test for the biden administration, they have a lot of these coming up. it has nothing to do with the biden administration any shift to a new administration, the international arena is going to test and they are going to watch and not just with china they are going to watch the rest of the world watches how the administration is going to handle this , are they going to handle it via words or take some actions. i think that they cannot

a former navy seal and quickly becoming one of the world's best ultra runners. for over 29 hours, covering 96 miles. yeah! laughter. chad wright, thanks so much for your time. we really, really appreciate it. from north georgia right now? yes, north georgia. thank you, reece. i'm just getting over it with covid, i got diagnosed with covid, i got my test results back about four days ago now, so i'm on day 6—7 right now. i actually ran a marathon two days ago. 26.2, just to see what the human body — a reasonably healthy human body was capable of while battling this virus, right? the closer the race gets, the more anxious i get. i ask chad if he ever lets failure cross his mind. i leave myself two options any time i go off on a journey to complete some mission. and the two options are — i either achieve victory, or my body breaks. if you get to the point that your body tells you, "no, reece, you can't go any more" — now at that point, you have not failed! you have actually achieved victory, even if you don't cross the finish line. but you gave all that you can poss

important, because you're just immersed with details all day long, whether it's an order for a 1982 navy seal movie, where every single little piece has to be spot on because you're recreating an actual event. this is our law enforcement and tactical room. if it's a specific 1970s boston police department, they have a very specific way they set up all their gear, and our research team puts all of that together. gregg bilson, jr.: our craft is one of those crafts. if it's done exceptionally well, you're in the moment the entire time. hayden bilson: this is one of jack sparrow's pistols from "pirates of the caribbean" two and three. some of the iconic props we've got our hands on over the years include the flamethrower from "once upon a time in hollywood." gregg bilson, jr.: the claws that are used for "wolverine." hayden bilson: dexter's knife set. we've got a practical, a rubber version, a retractable, and then a blood knife, typically, in each kit. gregg bilson, jr.: the ping pong paddles from "forrest gump" that were used to market us versus china. hayden bilson: one of bradley cooper's rif

well very close indeed erik prince is a former navy seal and the former head of the military security contractor blackwater and our viewers may remember that blackwater had operations in iraq and became. well known for attacking and killing 17 civilians in iraq became really a symbol of all of the unfortunate excesses of private militia groups he also is the brother of betsy to vos who was president trump's education secretary and was very close it with the president a very prominent supporter of the president known to be close to some of his. key and controversial allies like steve bannon and roger stone so someone who's fairly well known in circles in washington d.c. the coltons of the report see the surface to be growth or explosive so if we assume the cold sense of the reporter as far as we assume they are how much trouble could he be in. right and at this stage we only have it confirmed through the new york times and one source at the united nations does tell us that the report is accurate but if that is the case he could face. repercussions at the united nations for violating th

joining now is rob o'neill, retired navy seal, team six operator, jeremy hunt, army vet. rob, what's this push to her child about? >> the push to purchase what it's all about. they want to politicize anything they can to hurt the right from using the national guard, and surrounding the capitol. if you want 80 plus million votes. we are there to support our democracy and that's about it. but then you get people who want to rewrite the rules for us, politicizing. these are the people to jump behind their desks when the demons come. we are the ones that killed the demons. all they're doing is using us. you mentioned morel earlier, morale is very important for the men and women to do their jobs which is very hard and underpaid. they lose morale and they're out there to fight for the country. president clinton, bush, obama, trump, and biden. i was there to serve the country, not because i'm a republican or democrat but because i'm an american. >> laura: jeremy, when you look at the capitol, i find it depressing. we found out today that -- and its homeland security committing h

to grieve to myself and just alone or with my wife or whatever but dealing wig green berets and navy seals and sometimes the information, would just come and come to an abrupt stop and it's sometimes white just pour out and after a while you feel so detached emotionally but having someone like tom to work with is a life-saver. even though i didn't like doing that to him i had to just step away. >> to watch the rest of the interview visit our website, booktv.org. click on the "after words" tab to find this along with all previous episodes. >> host: afternoon, everyone. i'm shaun casey and i'm the director of the bergly center for religion, peace and world affairs as georgetown university. on behalf hoff the berkeley center and our co into their issue in tonight of catholic social thought and public life i'd like to welcome you to conversation today with massimo faggioli. let me deal with house keaching issues. this event is being recorded and will be available ton the berkeley center website shortly. second we hope to plea serve time as we always do at the end of the discussion preferably t

i needed to grieve to myself alone or with my wife or whatever but dealing with green beret and navy sealsmes the information would come and then just come to an abrupt stop. he would just pour out and after a while you feel so emotional but having someone like tom to work with was a lifesaver because even though i didn't like doing that, i had to step away. >> to watch the rest, visit our website booktv.org. click on the "afterwards" tab to find this along with previous episodes. >> book tv and primetime starts now. law professor michael gearhart look at the historical figures to inspire abraham lincoln. contribute us to the book sharing their thoughts on the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. ... here is a look at the people who inspired president blinken. it is a great pleasure to introduce our panelists, michael gerhart is the distinguished professor and scholar resident at that national constitution c

he often quotes navy seals who say, you know, slow and smooth and smooth is fast. we see him catch up? i think so. ultimately, they have two slightly different visions. i suppose the question for us lowly investor types watching this clash of the titans is how can we make a little money and with whom first. but maybe another question to ask is in the long run, who has the better vision for protecting the planet earth and helping to advance humanity. liz: you know, we've been showing the successes of spacex where he's been able to land reusable rockets onto platforms in the ocean with very whimsical names like of course i love you and just read the instructions. years ago you were the one who flagged me on elon musk starting a space exploration start-up which was just incredible. i've got to say, dave, he just sent in the dragon capsule humans. we know that, of course, the artemis nasa effort, it really would like to send people back to the moon, and we know that blue origin wants to be there too. they put up a mock-up. they're not ready yet though. so in a way, isn

a former navy seal and quickly becoming one of the world's best ultra runners.chad wright, _ miles. yeah! laughter. chad wright, thanks - miles. yeah! laughter. chad wright, thanks so l miles. yeah! laughter. - chad wright, thanks so much for your time. we really, really appreciate it.— appreciate it. from north georgia _ appreciate it. from north georgia right _ appreciate it. from north georgia right now? - appreciate it. from north georgia right now? yes, | appreciate it. from north - georgia right now? yes, north geora ia. georgia right now? yes, north georgia. thank _ georgia right now? yes, north georgia. thank you, _ georgia right now? yes, north georgia. thank you, reece. i georgia right now? yes, north| georgia. thank you, reece. i'm 'ust georgia. thank you, reece. i'm just getting over it with covid—19, i got diagnosed with covid-i9. _ covid—19, i got diagnosed with covid—19, i got diagnosed with covid—19, i got diagnosed with covid—19, i got my test results back_ covid—19, i got my test results back about four days ago now, so i'm — back about four da

he's gone through navy seal training. his father was a military man. a green beret. he knows what it takes to physically endure. he's endured a lot of pain throughout his career. he is tough physically and he's strong. fortunate lion -- fortunately i don't know the shape that he was in but he was always in terrific shape. hopefully his body can endure this trauma that has taken place from this crash scene. i just want to say this is a guy that has gone through absolute military training. so he's a guy that can withstand this type of thing. it's all speculation now as to what is going on other than what we heard from mark steinberg about the leg surgery. one of his doctors, the one that operated on him for his knee is in los angeles. i don't know if that doctor has nothing to do with this because it's a much different type of surgery. but if you want to speak to what it is that tiger woods has endured but it's numerous back surgeries and several knee surgeries. >> martha: i believe it was five according to what i saw here. >> that's correct. at least that. plus the on

dealing with green berets and navy seals, sometimes the information we just come and it would come ton abrupt stop. sometimes it would pour out. after a while you'd feel so emotional. having someone like tom to work with was a lifesaver. even though i did not like doing that to him i had to step away. >> to watch the rest of this interview visit our website booktv.org. click on the "after words" tab to find this along with all previous episodes. this essay spends the online store at c-span shop.org. to check out the new c-span products and with the 11017th congress in session, we are taking preorders for the direct report every sheet c-span shop purpose help support the nonprofit operation sprayed shop today at c-span shop.org. >> welcome to atlanta if even virtually congrats. your wonderful husband is like a little brother to me. that makes you a little sister to me. congratulations on this book, on the baby. you've had a lot going on. please tell me, how did you find time to write a book? >> set it has been an epic couple of years to say the least. but it actually started the resear

went through navy seal training. defied the odds before. what are you hearing today?e and aware of his surroundings and he started the recovery after the surgery. now the pga tour and his family out here, his fellow competitors just play the waiting game now and see. we've seen him come back before especially after the fusion surgery to his back which was -- some people have termed it a miraculous comeback when he won the 2019 masters. this is another really big wall to climb. and we'll see if he even wants the try to make that climb. i would be very surprised right now if he is even thinking about golf. right now his world is his children. his daughter, sam, son, charlie is what he is thinking about right now. when he starts thinking about golf is when he will start thinking about golf. i don't know if that will be any time soon. >> a tweet from phil mickelson. we're all pulling for you. everyone hopes and prays for your full and speedy recovery. you know the world of golf so well. tell me a little about the camaraderie and relationship between all of these players.

to grieve to myself and just alone or with my wife or whatever but dealing wig green berets and navy seals and sometimes the information, would just come and come to an abrupt stop and it's sometimes white just pour out and after a while you feel so detached emotionally but having someone like tom to work with is a life-saver. even though i didn't like doing that to him i had to just step away. >> to watch the rest of the interview visit our website, booktv.org. click on the "after words" tab to find this along with all previous episodes. >> host: afternoon, everyone. i'm shaun casey and i'm the director of the bergly center for religion,ce

that point, they preferentially assigned me to diving units, so i was an underwater salvage teams, navy seals, as of that nature, and i -- things of that nature, and i did that for the next five years. i loved it. my whole day was going out and operating with the small diving units, traveling all over the world, and jumping out of airplanes, and locking out of submarines with the seals, and blowing stuff up and shooting weapons. it was like being 12 years old and getting paychecks. i got addicted to it. i realized i was going to stay in the military and make a career. eventually i retired after 25 years of active duty. greta: your wife, jane, she has been with you for the ride for 27 years. rep. jackson: yeah. greta: why did she say when you -- what did she say when you said, i'm going to run for the u.s. house seat? rep. jackson: she was not sure -- she supported me. she is the sound and board for me, and she will bounce things off of me and try to make sure that i am looking at the pros and cons of everything we do. when i decide i want to do something, she is behind me 110%. she is excited

maria: welcome back, from service to the c suite, former navy seal has new book on how battlefield helpedo much for your service to our great country. tell us about those skills that you picked up while serving this great country and what you took to the board room? >> good morning, maria. first of all, thank you so much for having me and thanks for the incredible impact that you've had on the great nation throughout your career. over 20 years in the field and 10 years in the private sector and i've learned a lot and thought about how to give back and share. ultimately in the seals i helped run and lead complicated and complex organization on the planet and a couple of white houses, i was director for defense strategy and participated in hundreds of meetings in the white house situation room. i'm part of an incredible leadership team and it's one thing, it's mission, meaning and impact. sounds like three things but it's just one. ultimate in the seals mission is easy, hard to do but thinking about how to stop bad people from doing bad things to good people. gosh, after that, how in the wo

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in the hra of the navy that were calibration or check sources, sealed sources, which would lead you to believe they are innocuous and easily removed. those sources in those count sources in those quantities leaked. there is records that confirmed they leaked. the navy gravely misled the regulators in 2006. the rhode islandings were not competent enough to push back against the ainst the navy. work continued like that for years. obviously, the hra was significantly flawed. many demanded the hra be rewritten. shortly there after, and i have worked at treasure island as a officer. i went to work at the department of public health in mr. chu's division and fought the fight from the inside while the escalations at treasure island continued. it wasn't until 2012 that the 2012 hra and for some reason that was withdrawn. a 2014 hra was delivered as a final document that didn't go to the required review and approval process. the proof of this is in the document itself. july 2014 has are comments comm larry morgan, from the 2006 hra, those were comments i wrote. in 2014 larry morgan was long gon

in the hra of the navy that were calibration or check sources, sealed sources, which would lead you to believe they are innocuous and easily removed. those sources in those count sources in those quantities leaked. there is records that confirmed they leaked. the navy gravely misled the regulators in 2006. the rhode islandings were not competent enough to push back against the ainst the navy. work continued like that for years. obviously, the hra was significantly flawed. many demanded the hra be rewritten. shortly there after, and i have worked at treasure island as a officer. i went to work at the department of public health in mr. chu's division and fought the fight from the inside while the escalations at treasure island continued. it wasn't until 2012 that the 2012 hra and for some reason that was withdrawn. a 2014 hra was delivered as a final document that didn't go to the required review and approval process. the proof of this is in the document itself. july 2014 has are comments comm larry morgan, from the 2006 hra, those were comments i wrote. in 2014 larry morgan was long gon

in the hra of the navy that were calibration or check sources, sealed sources, which would lead you to believe they are innocuous and easily removed. those sources in those count sources in those quantities leaked. there is records that confirmed they leaked. the navy gravely misled the regulators in 2006. the rhode islandings were not competent enough to push back against the ainst the navy. work continued like that for years. obviously, the hra was significantly flawed. many demanded the hra be rewritten. shortly there after, and i have worked at treasure island as a officer. i went to work at the department of public health in mr. chu's division and fought the fight from the inside while the escalations at treasure island continued. it wasn't until 2012 that the 2012 hra and for some reason that was withdrawn. a 2014 hra was delivered as a final document that didn't go to the required review and approval process. the proof of this is in the document itself. july 2014 has are comments comm larry morgan, from the 2006 hra, those were comments i wrote. in 2014 larry morgan was long gon