1:01:00: I'm Vietnamese Montagnard and was born towards the end of the war in Vietnam. My father helped out the SpecOp forces during this time. I ended up losing my family after our village got wiped out in the conflict, and was adopted, and am living now in New Zealand. I was cracking up when you were talking earlier about your childhood, 19:30: as this was practically exactly the same as my childhood at that age. I was heavily into recon work, and those early experiences really helped.
I was born in 1970. I love the flash back on the memories. I have a battery operated .30 cal on a bipod. I used to set it up in the ditch and defend my home with it! And I hadn't thought about Mack Bolan and the Phoenix Force books in years!
Mike is wearing shoes so you know it's a momentous occasion...or cold. Thanks for this collaboration. And yes, I miss buying caps at K-Mart. As for socks, there are a couple of manufacturers in NC who do stuff for team sports. Whether they're set up for heavy duty stuff I don't know.
I remember when I was a kid we played with bags of broken glass & flame throwers...& those of us who survived are mostly OK....well, I mean most of us aren't OK. I'm realizing now that not everything we did was better than what's happening today.
Before "we" get on the Tulsi train.........she needs to make an overwhelming appearance on the Pro 2A side and put in some real work........not just shoot a 3-gun comp and say she is pro2A. I want to see her put some real skin in the game by volunteering and showing absolute commitment that can be used against her by the Anti 2A community (if she decides to flipflop back and forth). Tulsi has a strong Anti2A voting record and we need to not forget that.
Big deal she left the democratic party but she sure in the hell isn’t jumping and saying she’s a Republican she’s just using this as press for popularity and to open doors.
Both of you need to come to Colorado Springs on your book tours. We are a huge military community, and I am quite sure you have a large following here.
Thsnks for the sock cast. I’ve never I’ve had more in common with two guys I’m not related to by blood. I’ve been looking at Pacas alpaca socks lately for thermoregulation , moisture-wicking , and Odor control in the backcountry.
Between the 10 and 25 minutes mark I was laughing so hard because I did all that same stuff. I even had a battery powered minni gun. The barrels actually spun and made shooting sounds. I wanted to be sf but have a genetic heart condition that disqualified me before I even got started. So I paid for my training over a decade since the government wouldn't have me. Guess you could call me home guard. Anyway I enjoy listening to you fellas discuss things
Socks: you guys need to check out Darn Tough socks from Vermont and MADE in Vermont. Lifetime warranty!!! Yup. A lot of thru hikers wear them. I’ve got 8 pairs. The best. PS: thanks for the awesome books Jack and I loved the class I took with Mike in WA state last year.
Just because you were in the military, does not mean you are a good leader or should be in Congress. Two examples are John McCain who was absolutely terrible. The other is Dan Crenshaw, I live in his district and no longer vote for him. He has proven he does not care about his constituents at all. He constantly votes against our interests.
Well said. Plug for BRCC right away reminds us of another one that is sadly from a business standpoint. Represents as patriotic and is anything but. Sadly.
@Jack, the 4Runner is made in Japan (unfortunately). That said, I have a 4Runner and LOVE my 4Runner; it can take me anywhere I want to go and I know it's capabilities to the very limit!
Rest in peace Ken Block! its a terrible start to the year. by the sound of the mention near the end of the podcast, this was recorded before his death on 2nd Jan. its a real damn shame and robbed the world of an icon. its a great episode overall though could listen to you guys talk for hours and hours
You talked about making your pipe bomb, I remember scraping match heads as a kid. Then putting them between two huge bolts held together with a nut, took a couple of crescent wrenches and tightened it up as tight as I could get it. Then threw it. Spectacular results, our neighbors large living room window was destroyed. Took a good ass whipping over that, As I should have.
Good shit you crazy bastard growing up in the 80’s was great even in the 90’s they were going all out over toy guns I always say if cops saw you walking around with the toy guns we used to have they would kill you I’d go back in a heartbeat it sounds like we would’ve been good friends
We’d take the paper roll caps across our fingers and strike em with our thumbnail…footboard was burnt from same thing…still have my compact beretta that’s identical shot strips…2 of the best right here…thanks men.
Loved having a cap gun as a kid. Use to always sell them at our mom and pop grocery store. You can definitely smell a cap gun from a pic. Never watched air wolf as a kid but checked it out after a character in a book constantly referenced it. Apparently it was a big deal in Australia.
Talking about the 80s, I bought a couple Daisy brand toy AK-47s and Baretta 9mm guns with realistic colors and muzzle reports on trigger pull. Ran around the block, in neighbors yards like I owned the block and "shooting" at my friends, playing "guns" daily. Later, as i got a little older buying Daisy pump action bb guns shaped like VN M16s still roaming the block. What a time lol
I’m not sure Jack or Mike will see this, but I need to thank both of you. You keep me motivated and create content that I love. You both inspire me and give me a drive to be better. I’m this episode you talk about missing out and I did lol. I left USAF SERE and Special Tactics. I regret it every day. Again thank you both so much and know you will always have a huge market.
The Guy you were talking about at the start of this podcast, is Stephen K. Hayes from the ninja boom in the 1980s, he would be great to have on the podcast
You two are the only ones I make a point to watch. Not that others are not good at what they have to teach and say. Y’all are just the best at keeping my attention
I always love the movie and media references. I'm a 90's kid and grew up hybrid with outdoor play and video games. 80's kids were certainly the last generation that was 100% outdoor play. Need to revive that.
Two Of My Favorite Dudes. Its funny. My Grandson who is 11 , is into knives. His Mom, His Grandma etc dont really understand. Us guys do. Its great to see Dudes I like into gear and stuff.
LOL, at 1:29:00 Your book signing demographics have a parallel with 80's Hard Rock. It's like IRON MAIDEN and AC/DC concerts verses BON JOVI and DEF LEPPARD... 90% men, tatted up with beards 🤣🤘
Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation with you two, so interesting to hear personal stories. It was nice of you guys to hear you giving props to Ken Block knowing this was recorded before the tragedy that took him away from us. So sad.
Couldn't the likes of Tulsi Gabbard, Jocko Willink, Jack Carr, Mike Glover, Andy Stumpf, BRCC-team jointly found a new political party from the ground up? As a third independent party? I'm thinking in the absence of better options - the current kinds of career politicians has a free reign basically.
Watching these guys talk about growing up in the 80s was so awesome. I loved The Fall Guy and Airwolf, and I also played in the woods and had things like inert grenades when I was a kid. I remember working in a dead-end job when Operation Desert Shield and the following Desert Storm launched. I had just gotten into college and thought about dropping out and joining the military. It is one of the great regrets of my life that I did not.
hell yeah u coulda ended up as hamburger in a desert halfway across the world, fighting for Israel. Probably beats your boring ass life today of showing diverse students how to apply for federal aid with videos.
How old are these guys? Never mind I looked it up Jack Carr's 47 and the other guy is 43. I'd bet the younger guy doesn't remember much of the eighties.
In the early 90's I brought a diffused pineapple grenade to 4th grade show-and- tell. Man was she pissed and I had to see the principle but he was just like, "boys will be boys," and just held it till the end of the day so my parents could pick it up. Something like that would make the world news with SWAT teams, bomb squads, and being sent to juvenile detention etc. etc.
Great Ep- love the 80’s TV, Movie, Book stuff--we all clearly grew up differently than today’s youth-but there is hope and I see it everyday. My son has been training hard for 18X and his training buddy is going Option 40 in July. My former junior 18B and I have been training them to standard from our day, so they will be hard as woodpecker lips compared to their peers🇺🇸🤙🏼
I'm a bit concerned, Mr. Glover, with your comments about state governments being able to enact gun control. I even replayed it. You're actually saying that states can infringe my Second Amendment rights? You actually used the words "common sense" when you were talking about Tulsi Gabbard, a proven gun-control believer, at the same time you were talking about guns??? It sounded very much like you were saying city people don't have the same rights to carry guns and use them as people who live outside of the city. I would really like you to elaborate when you can. Thank you very much. Generally enjoy your comments. Thank you.
I can see your questioning of the statement he made when noting Dodge City putting in place ordinances. I interpreted his statement a bit differently and the angle I interpreted it from was that state/local laws are allowed to make ordinances but it’s a slippery slope and what laws are put in place. I didn’t necessarily get the feeling he was for local govt restricting areas of carry, considering he advocates for carrying every day, but more so that the federal govt started passing legislation that impacts the 2A instead of just deciding whether or not state govt laws are constitutional. I don’t think he was taking a hard stance on gun control laws at a local level but I too would like to hear the breakdown and explanation of his thoughts on that topic as well.
Unfortunately the states govern our second amendment. If that wasn’t the case we would have National Reciprocity. We don’t. The states call the shots and generally cities have less rights. It will cost you a lot of money to fight it
Not that I have a similar level of notoriety and challenge, but Mike’s comments about “selfies” and “stolen valor” really struck home. I spent a career in the army in the 80’s and 90’s, including deployments to Desert Shield/Storm and more. And most folks respond to that very well when I talk about it. But, sometimes, I get accused of making things up or not telling the truth about the reality of military service and deployments. Including being told that my pictures, which I mostly didn’t take myself, are fake. It’s weird. I think some of it, honestly, has to do with Hollywood portrayals that are really inaccurate. Anyhow, thanks to both of you for an awesome couple hours.
In AF basic training they came to my class and asked who wanted to join the PJs. I wanted too but I didn't stand up. I've regretted that I didn't stand up. Only if we could go back
I agree with you guys talking about buying products in America. I also agree that I just like when people try to shame you for not buying American. Especially when most of the American companies get their parts from overseas. So basically, it is OK for them to keep their overhead in check. But when it comes to you saving money so that you can have a better budget to provide for you and your family. It’s not OK. I also try to make sure the things that I buy is American. but when you live on a budget. Sometimes things don’t work out that way. Both of you, keep up the good work. Keep putting out content that is healthy and entertaining for anyone at any age.
These in-person, face to face pods are my favourite. You and Mike are both great to listen to. Cheers lads, hope to see more of this style going forward!
Steven Hayes, his teacher Hatsumi was a traditional old school ninja family head. Going back some time now Hatsumi tested 5th degree by attacking from behind while the prospect who was sitting seiza, avoided the attack. All real. Trivia, a number of tradional ninja were in the earthquake scene in Shogun.
The PETER PRINCIPLE... people ascending to levels, one step above their best levels of competence. Our sytemic methods of promotion continue to promote people to levels beyong their abilities. The phenomenom needs to be known, and anticipated. Every level needs to be qualified and tested. The nation deserves as much.
Every time I ehar one of these types say how they dont want to be politicians I die a little inside....service on the battlefield is great, but shirking it when it really matters to save the country because 'nah I'm making money - cant be bothered.'....kind of a mixed signal there.
14:29 so in True Believer or Savage son, I can’t remember which, is the story of James Reece having a trip in Alaska before going to BUDs based on your trip?
I really enjoyed this podcast. Especially the message about being positive and not getting caught up in social media toxicity or feeling the need to leave a negative comment. Something I try to do, but can and should get better at. Thank you.
I'm cracking up, hearing these guys who are both around my age (47) acting like they're old men lamenting the youth of today. My lovely wife & I have five kids from 21 to 7yo, & not much has changed, certainly not in their spirits. The kids all played army, especially the boys...if anything, my kids have more of the types of experiences Mike & Jack are romanticizing from their youth, because my kids are growing up in a rural part of CA, while I was mostly a suburban kid. Our kids are fine, it's us that we need to be worried about. The hyper partisanship...feeling like the universe will implode if this guy's elected instead of that guy, spending all of our time playing the blame game, all the while worried that our kids are playing video games. We have to stop the grievance Olympics & start setting this country up for our children instead of crapping all over it & leaving them with...a.....well, I guess they'd have a crapped on country...with crap all over....I need to workshop this analogy, but you get my point.
Thanks gents, great conversation. Brought back a ton of memories from my childhood of the 70’s. FYI Point 6 is out of Steamboat CO. I was an ambassador for a year. Excellent stuff!
Lol!!! Well said, being a kid in the 80’s was a great time. You missed a big one though- MacGyver. Friday nights were the highlight of my week as a boy. Even though my Leatherman is much better I still carry a Victorinox in my pocket most days.
think youre right around 29:00 re many feeling regret at the lack of answering the call. another problem is many dont even recognize the call exists - or for them it doesnt exist
My Dad got me a Thompson machine gun with a drum mag.He got it at Chicagos Last Liquor store on the Southside near Indiana border.I also have an autugraphed copy of the First issue Soldier Of Fortune,by Robert K Brown.
Two of my favorite American icons. Yes, they have reached Icon status. Growing up in the woods of Western Washington, we did so much of what you guys are talking about. The Sniper Overwatch with your toy guns, or BB guns… I hit Jason Chemente in the ass, wearing his Parachute pants, as I was wearing full camo, laying in the Cedar shrubs in my front yard from 30 yards… oh the memories. He never found me.
Great podcast. I met Mike FTF at the Sig Sauer Camp Legion last year in August. So down to earth person who did so much in defense of our country. I was so impressed I gave him one of my challenge coins I had made up from my meager time in the Army. As for audio books. It's the only was I can do a book. If I try to physically read one, it would take for ever. I would read several pages, fall asleep, then wake up and do it again. It's just me and not the author or subject matter.
Listening to this is like listening to someone talk about my childhood! The Big GI Joes - the Huge Tank that you could get, the Helicopter and scuba set!!! Kung Fu Grip GI Joe!!!! All the guns and makeshift explosives and stalking exercises....I feel like we all did this - like out inate Human Nature as a child to 'play' as the warrior...its in you. Kids now have missed the cildhood 'training' we all did.... like Cats when theyre kittens - they PLAY at hunting and attacking... its 'in them' - its Nature... we're the same!
1:01:00: I'm Vietnamese Montagnard and was born towards the end of the war in Vietnam. My father helped out the SpecOp forces during this time. I ended up losing my family after our village got wiped out in the conflict, and was adopted, and am living now in New Zealand. I was cracking up when you were talking earlier about your childhood, 19:30: as this was practically exactly the same as my childhood at that age. I was heavily into recon work, and those early experiences really helped.
Wow! I never thought I would hear of another kid making that with a model rocket! I wouldn't trade my childhood for anything! Good memories!
The Fall Guy! Hell yea! I remember those shows! 47 here, grew up in 80's & 90's.. Great stuff fella's!
I was born in 1970. I love the flash back on the memories. I have a battery operated .30 cal on a bipod. I used to set it up in the ditch and defend my home with it! And I hadn't thought about Mack Bolan and the Phoenix Force books in years!
Gosh dang that truck was bad ass. For what ever reason I thought I remember it being a Bronco.
Mike is wearing shoes so you know it's a momentous occasion...or cold. Thanks for this collaboration.
And yes, I miss buying caps at K-Mart.
As for socks, there are a couple of manufacturers in NC who do stuff for team sports. Whether they're set up for heavy duty stuff I don't know.
I remember when I was a kid we played with bags of broken glass & flame throwers...& those of us who survived are mostly OK....well, I mean most of us aren't OK. I'm realizing now that not everything we did was better than what's happening today.
Back in the day Kmart had a gun counter.
Do you know what shoes he is wearing?
Before "we" get on the Tulsi train.........she needs to make an overwhelming appearance on the Pro 2A side and put in some real work........not just shoot a 3-gun comp and say she is pro2A. I want to see her put some real skin in the game by volunteering and showing absolute commitment that can be used against her by the Anti 2A community (if she decides to flipflop back and forth). Tulsi has a strong Anti2A voting record and we need to not forget that.
Absolutely............
Big deal she left the democratic party but she sure in the hell isn’t jumping and saying she’s a Republican she’s just using this as press for popularity and to open doors.
She was the vice chair of the DNC. There is zero reason to vote for her.
The nostalgia in the first 20mins is awesome
Wind gate and rag doll comment was from the movie Uncommon Valor (Gene Hackman, Fred Ward, Tim Tomerson, Patrick Swayze)
Both of you need to come to Colorado Springs on your book tours. We are a huge military community, and I am quite sure you have a large following here.
They should hit AAFES/NEX exchanges around the country.
Y’all’s content definitely adds value to my life. Keep up the great work.
Thsnks for the sock cast. I’ve never I’ve had more in common with two guys I’m not related to by blood. I’ve been looking at Pacas alpaca socks lately for thermoregulation , moisture-wicking , and Odor control in the backcountry.
Between the 10 and 25 minutes mark I was laughing so hard because I did all that same stuff. I even had a battery powered minni gun. The barrels actually spun and made shooting sounds. I wanted to be sf but have a genetic heart condition that disqualified me before I even got started. So I paid for my training over a decade since the government wouldn't have me. Guess you could call me home guard. Anyway I enjoy listening to you fellas discuss things
I did all the same stuff too lol
Socks: you guys need to check out Darn Tough socks from Vermont and MADE in Vermont. Lifetime warranty!!! Yup. A lot of thru hikers wear them. I’ve got 8 pairs. The best. PS: thanks for the awesome books Jack and I loved the class I took with Mike in WA state last year.
Check out farm to feet next, like both.
great job guys, loved listening to you both discuss Socks, safe journey
Just because you were in the military, does not mean you are a good leader or should be in Congress. Two examples are John McCain who was absolutely terrible. The other is Dan Crenshaw, I live in his district and no longer vote for him. He has proven he does not care about his constituents at all. He constantly votes against our interests.
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Well said.
Plug for BRCC right away reminds us of another one that is sadly from a business standpoint.
Represents as patriotic and is anything but.
Sadly.
Luckily, Adam Kinzinger was re-districted out of a job before he could drive home how big a piece of crap he could be.
Completely agree
@Jack, the 4Runner is made in Japan (unfortunately). That said, I have a 4Runner and LOVE my 4Runner; it can take me anywhere I want to go and I know it's capabilities to the very limit!
Rest in peace Ken Block! its a terrible start to the year. by the sound of the mention near the end of the podcast, this was recorded before his death on 2nd Jan. its a real damn shame and robbed the world of an icon.
its a great episode overall though could listen to you guys talk for hours and hours
This sounds like pals catching up over a beer down the vfw, authentic conversation.
You talked about making your pipe bomb, I remember scraping match heads as a kid. Then putting them between two huge bolts held together with a nut, took a couple of crescent wrenches and tightened it up as tight as I could get it. Then threw it. Spectacular results, our neighbors large living room window was destroyed. Took a good ass whipping over that, As I should have.
Good shit you crazy bastard growing up in the 80’s was great even in the 90’s they were going all out over toy guns I always say if cops saw you walking around with the toy guns we used to have they would kill you I’d go back in a heartbeat it sounds like we would’ve been good friends
@@robertmccready5874 Yes Sir, crazier than a shithouse rat. 😉
I know the store Mike is referring to in Daytona Beach that had the videos. G. I. Jeff’s. On mason ave.
I grew up there as well.
Jack is one of the greatest military fiction writers since Tom Clancy
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Agreed. Right up there with Vince Flynn and Brad Thor. I don't think I could pick one
We’d take the paper roll caps across our fingers and strike em with our thumbnail…footboard was burnt from same thing…still have my compact beretta that’s identical shot strips…2 of the best right here…thanks men.
Loved having a cap gun as a kid. Use to always sell them at our mom and pop grocery store. You can definitely smell a cap gun from a pic. Never watched air wolf as a kid but checked it out after a character in a book constantly referenced it. Apparently it was a big deal in Australia.
Talking about the 80s, I bought a couple Daisy brand toy AK-47s and Baretta 9mm guns with realistic colors and muzzle reports on trigger pull. Ran around the block, in neighbors yards like I owned the block and "shooting" at my friends, playing "guns" daily. Later, as i got a little older buying Daisy pump action bb guns shaped like VN M16s still roaming the block. What a time lol
Yo, Wigwam Socks out of Sheboygan, Wisconsin! Next level, American made socks.
I’m not sure Jack or Mike will see this, but I need to thank both of you. You keep me motivated and create content that I love. You both inspire me and give me a drive to be better. I’m this episode you talk about missing out and I did lol. I left USAF SERE and Special Tactics. I regret it every day. Again thank you both so much and know you will always have a huge market.
Half way in im lovin these stories
The Guy you were talking about at the start of this podcast, is Stephen K. Hayes from the ninja boom in the 1980s, he would be great to have on the podcast
You two are the only ones I make a point to watch. Not that others are not good at what they have to teach and say. Y’all are just the best at keeping my attention
An pilot is the very last person I'd want to be angry...pilots should be happy.
@@scottsherman5262 lol yeah but you want the gun drivers in a perpetual state of pissed off
Check out mike Ritland. Specifically the Dr. James Mitchell episode.
@@recondolaidy-slayer8468 I’m on it
I always love the movie and media references. I'm a 90's kid and grew up hybrid with outdoor play and video games. 80's kids were certainly the last generation that was 100% outdoor play. Need to revive that.
I actually thought I was a part of this conversation for like the first 30+ minutes, the childhood memories flood back into my mind.
Disagree...military power comes from morale. Best steel in world is no good without will to deploy it properly
Ha!! I did the same thing with a model rocket kit, too. I used a bunch of strike-anywhere match heads and glued the nose-cone in place. Boom!!!
Love the hat ... it's not an Akubra but nobody is perfect 😆🇦🇺
Congrats, Jack for hitting 100k Subscribers! Keep Rockin' 🤘
Two Of My Favorite Dudes. Its funny. My Grandson who is 11 , is into knives. His Mom, His Grandma etc dont really understand. Us guys do. Its great to see Dudes I like into gear and stuff.
LOL, at 1:29:00 Your book signing demographics have a parallel with 80's Hard Rock. It's like IRON MAIDEN and AC/DC concerts verses BON JOVI and DEF LEPPARD... 90% men, tatted up with beards 🤣🤘
Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation with you two, so interesting to hear personal stories. It was nice of you guys to hear you giving props to Ken Block knowing this was recorded before the tragedy that took him away from us. So sad.
Couldn't the likes of Tulsi Gabbard, Jocko Willink, Jack Carr, Mike Glover, Andy Stumpf, BRCC-team jointly found a new political party from the ground up? As a third independent party?
I'm thinking in the absence of better options - the current kinds of career politicians has a free reign basically.
RELEASE THE DIRECTORS CUT!!!! Just like the Snyders Cut - Itll be MORE AWESOME!
Watching these guys talk about growing up in the 80s was so awesome. I loved The Fall Guy and Airwolf, and I also played in the woods and had things like inert grenades when I was a kid. I remember working in a dead-end job when Operation Desert Shield and the following Desert Storm launched. I had just gotten into college and thought about dropping out and joining the military. It is one of the great regrets of my life that I did not.
hell yeah u coulda ended up as hamburger in a desert halfway across the world, fighting for Israel. Probably beats your boring ass life today of showing diverse students how to apply for federal aid with videos.
How old are these guys? Never mind I looked it up Jack Carr's 47 and the other guy is 43. I'd bet the younger guy doesn't remember much of the eighties.
Just tried to speak to text night rider theme beat …no luck
In the early 90's I brought a diffused pineapple grenade to 4th grade show-and- tell. Man was she pissed and I had to see the principle but he was just like, "boys will be boys," and just held it till the end of the day so my parents could pick it up. Something like that would make the world news with SWAT teams, bomb squads, and being sent to juvenile detention etc. etc.
Johnny Eagle guns rocked. M14, 1911’s, old west guns. Man I hadn’t thought of them in a long time!
I love that these guys really aren't radical. They are both highly intelligent and thoughtful in their political ideology
You guys are awesome
Grip 6, Darn tough, and hallow all American made all good
Great Ep- love the 80’s TV, Movie, Book stuff--we all clearly grew up differently than today’s youth-but there is hope and I see it everyday. My son has been training hard for 18X and his training buddy is going Option 40 in July. My former junior 18B and I have been training them to standard from our day, so they will be hard as woodpecker lips compared to their peers🇺🇸🤙🏼
I love that you mentioned the old Mack Bolan books, I still read some of those today when I get a chance
I read a bunch of them when I was a kid. Fun times.
Same
Mack Bolan. Able Team. Phoenix Force. What fond memories!
I'm a bit concerned, Mr. Glover, with your comments about state governments being able to enact gun control. I even replayed it. You're actually saying that states can infringe my Second Amendment rights? You actually used the words "common sense" when you were talking about Tulsi Gabbard, a proven gun-control believer, at the same time you were talking about guns??? It sounded very much like you were saying city people don't have the same rights to carry guns and use them as people who live outside of the city. I would really like you to elaborate when you can. Thank you very much. Generally enjoy your comments. Thank you.
I can see your questioning of the statement he made when noting Dodge City putting in place ordinances. I interpreted his statement a bit differently and the angle I interpreted it from was that state/local laws are allowed to make ordinances but it’s a slippery slope and what laws are put in place. I didn’t necessarily get the feeling he was for local govt restricting areas of carry, considering he advocates for carrying every day, but more so that the federal govt started passing legislation that impacts the 2A instead of just deciding whether or not state govt laws are constitutional. I don’t think he was taking a hard stance on gun control laws at a local level but I too would like to hear the breakdown and explanation of his thoughts on that topic as well.
Contact him thru fieldcraft survival I doubt he's gonna see this. He's a good man so I don't know exactly but he's also on locals I believe
Very good question, and none has the right to take the rights of someone's right away.
Unfortunately the states govern our second amendment. If that wasn’t the case we would have National Reciprocity. We don’t. The states call the shots and generally cities have less rights. It will cost you a lot of money to fight it
@@johnmacri7440 the constitution is above the government to keep them from becoming tyrannical which are given by our creator.
What a great podcast - as a kid of the 70’s and 80’s this one was very relatable!! Love the “analog” years 🙌
Love this content! The 4Runner like the Landcruiser is made in Japan!
Another great action/ninja/badass movie: Remo Williams
Definitely check out Darn Tough socks out of Vermont
Not that I have a similar level of notoriety and challenge, but Mike’s comments about “selfies” and “stolen valor” really struck home. I spent a career in the army in the 80’s and 90’s, including deployments to Desert Shield/Storm and more. And most folks respond to that very well when I talk about it. But, sometimes, I get accused of making things up or not telling the truth about the reality of military service and deployments. Including being told that my pictures, which I mostly didn’t take myself, are fake. It’s weird. I think some of it, honestly, has to do with Hollywood portrayals that are really inaccurate.
Anyhow, thanks to both of you for an awesome couple hours.
I was laughing hysterically for the 30 minutes that you guys sounded like a couple of women comparing outfits. Great podcast.
LOL! Love it.
In AF basic training they came to my class and asked who wanted to join the PJs. I wanted too but I didn't stand up. I've regretted that I didn't stand up. Only if we could go back
God, what I wouldn't give for my kids to grow up in the analog world that I did. It's not even remotely close to the same world.
Simon & Simon Power Wagon is a great tv truck.
The Jaws Blazer is a great movie truck.
Life in the 80's. Truly Grateful growing up as a kid.
Memorial Day was a great movie about a grandpa foot locker from WW2 @1:18:26
In the Army in the mid70’s I used to lay in my bunk and read the Mac Bolan books. Lol
I agree with you guys talking about buying products in America. I also agree that I just like when people try to shame you for not buying American. Especially when most of the American companies get their parts from overseas. So basically, it is OK for them to keep their overhead in check. But when it comes to you saving money so that you can have a better budget to provide for you and your family. It’s not OK. I also try to make sure the things that I buy is American. but when you live on a budget. Sometimes things don’t work out that way.
Both of you, keep up the good work. Keep putting out content that is healthy and entertaining for anyone at any age.
The Ram Powerwagon from Simon & Simon would decimate all! #43Forever
Any thoughts on Safe Lifes Defense FRAS rifle rated soft body armor? Thnks guys for doing these shows...EPIC COOL!!!
These in-person, face to face pods are my favourite. You and Mike are both great to listen to. Cheers lads, hope to see more of this style going forward!
Steven Hayes, his teacher Hatsumi was a traditional old school ninja family head. Going back some time now Hatsumi tested 5th degree by attacking from behind while the prospect who was sitting seiza, avoided the attack. All real. Trivia, a number of tradional ninja were in the earthquake scene in Shogun.
I see Mike Glover, I click.
@JackCarrUSA Have you considered adding NEX/AAFES exchange locations to your book tours?
Always good to see glover..cant wait for both yall books
Glover and Carr.....unbelievable perception and forethought. This country needs more of them times ten!
The PETER PRINCIPLE... people ascending to levels, one step above their best levels of competence.
Our sytemic methods of promotion continue to promote people to levels beyong their abilities. The phenomenom needs to be known, and anticipated. Every level needs to be qualified and tested. The nation deserves as much.
Great podcast, as per usual. But why the cut at 2:28:06?
Every time I ehar one of these types say how they dont want to be politicians I die a little inside....service on the battlefield is great, but shirking it when it really matters to save the country because 'nah I'm making money - cant be bothered.'....kind of a mixed signal there.
I’m pretty sure the toy gun Jack is thinking of was replica broom handle mauser. Buddy had one as a kid and it came with the detachable stock.
I had a Man from UNCLE P38 with all the attachments -- shoulder stock, scope, suppressor, extended magazine. Toys kicked ass in those days.
14:29 so in True Believer or Savage son, I can’t remember which, is the story of James Reece having a trip in Alaska before going to BUDs based on your trip?
if you have an RV its handy towing a tiny SUV on the back, you can setup and leave for other adventures. Bikes are okay but limited.
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I really enjoyed this podcast. Especially the message about being positive and not getting caught up in social media toxicity or feeling the need to leave a negative comment. Something I try to do, but can and should get better at. Thank you.
Tks... got me a pre-order! I wish you guys would come to VA Beach! Order one from of you guys.
People who know leadership... Feels good. Great morale boost!!!! I've always enjoyed these type podcasts!
Darn Tough socks fellas. Made in VT.
I'm cracking up, hearing these guys who are both around my age (47) acting like they're old men lamenting the youth of today. My lovely wife & I have five kids from 21 to 7yo, & not much has changed, certainly not in their spirits. The kids all played army, especially the boys...if anything, my kids have more of the types of experiences Mike & Jack are romanticizing from their youth, because my kids are growing up in a rural part of CA, while I was mostly a suburban kid. Our kids are fine, it's us that we need to be worried about. The hyper partisanship...feeling like the universe will implode if this guy's elected instead of that guy, spending all of our time playing the blame game, all the while worried that our kids are playing video games. We have to stop the grievance Olympics & start setting this country up for our children instead of crapping all over it & leaving them with...a.....well, I guess they'd have a crapped on country...with crap all over....I need to workshop this analogy, but you get my point.
What shoes is Mike wearing?
Thanks gents, great conversation. Brought back a ton of memories from my childhood of the 70’s. FYI Point 6 is out of Steamboat CO. I was an ambassador for a year. Excellent stuff!
RIP MACK
Omg you had the blue batt powered mp5too! Me n brother had em and some Mac-10s…fed hose into water mags….classic
Fall guy..harcastle&mcormick….airwolf…lady blue…hunter…magnum pi…invasion USA… miss my youth so bad..
Lol!!!
Well said, being a kid in the 80’s was a great time.
You missed a big one though- MacGyver.
Friday nights were the highlight of my week as a boy.
Even though my Leatherman is much better I still carry a Victorinox in my pocket most days.
@@ThePhilvogel dang I did…Mac for lyfe…I don’t step on toes little John…I step on necks…sensi Norris~mia
think youre right around 29:00 re many feeling regret at the lack of answering the call. another problem is many dont even recognize the call exists - or for them it doesnt exist
My Dad got me a Thompson machine gun with a drum mag.He got it at Chicagos Last Liquor store on the Southside near Indiana border.I also have an autugraphed copy of the First issue Soldier Of Fortune,by Robert K Brown.
Ask Mike Glover about his affiliation with black rifle coffee company.
Man you guys are bringing me back to the 80s.Having Flash backs. now I wanna go watch air wolf with my son lol
Two of my favorite American icons. Yes, they have reached Icon status. Growing up in the woods of Western Washington, we did so much of what you guys are talking about. The Sniper Overwatch with your toy guns, or BB guns… I hit Jason Chemente in the ass, wearing his Parachute pants, as I was wearing full camo, laying in the Cedar shrubs in my front yard from 30 yards… oh the memories. He never found me.
Socks:. Farm to feet. 100% American supply chain.
Great Podcast. Really enjoyed it. Jack Carr is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to.
Ah shit my boy Mike has stopped by. You know this is gonna be sensational borderline transcendent podcast
11:03 FACTS.
41:42 DeSantis isn't "extreme" and he's in the middle? 😂😂😂😂😂 Bro is delusional
Great podcast. I met Mike FTF at the Sig Sauer Camp Legion last year in August. So down to earth person who did so much in defense of our country. I was so impressed I gave him one of my challenge coins I had made up from my meager time in the Army. As for audio books. It's the only was I can do a book. If I try to physically read one, it would take for ever. I would read several pages, fall asleep, then wake up and do it again. It's just me and not the author or subject matter.
Listening to this is like listening to someone talk about my childhood! The Big GI Joes - the Huge Tank that you could get, the Helicopter and scuba set!!! Kung Fu Grip GI Joe!!!! All the guns and makeshift explosives and stalking exercises....I feel like we all did this - like out inate Human Nature as a child to 'play' as the warrior...its in you. Kids now have missed the cildhood 'training' we all did.... like Cats when theyre kittens - they PLAY at hunting and attacking... its 'in them' - its Nature... we're the same!