I love how Jocko just lets him talk. Let’s him vent. Let’s him deal with his issues and doesn’t make any negative reference to his emotions. This is two men who know they’re hurting and they support each other.

@Bojonni

3 жыл бұрын

Bc Jocko has been their thats a connection so rare between two humans.

@lobal2

3 жыл бұрын

Bit of advice. When a vet is talking about serious shit like this. Just let them get it out.

@chrismac1507

3 жыл бұрын

@@lobal2 that's just common sense that people lack these days

@lobal2

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrismac1507 Particularly the press. I wanna choke most reporters.

@nathanmorgan1137

3 жыл бұрын

Jocko was jps platoon leader also so he lost the same ppl jp lost

Man I couldn’t imagine losing the closest people to you in battle. And you have to keep getting after it. Jocko thank you for your service

@genericusername8337

3 жыл бұрын

You can't? Just...try it. Take a friend of yours, imagine the two of you in a situation where you rely on eachother to stay alive, and then boom. He gets shot in the head right in front of you. Pretty easy to imagine, actually. Next time, just say you can't relate.

@kenbuck2293

3 жыл бұрын

@@genericusername8337 True that’s a fair point. Next time I’ll just be more cautious of how to say things!

@ejlayne6543

3 жыл бұрын

Is it a bad thing if u don’t feel any emotion after losing a comrade?

@ptrckkkkkkkkk

3 жыл бұрын

@@ejlayne6543 no not really. everyone processes grief differently. i was a medtech in afghasnistan from 2012-2014. I didnt lose anyone close to me, but i saw alot of death and shared final words with quite a few people. I didnt cry properly until months after returning from my deployment. worst thing was you think its just a one off thing, you get it out and you think youll be okay, but it wasnt like that for a long time.

@programthis3805

9 ай бұрын

keep playing call of duty@@genericusername8337

I am totally humbled and honored to be an American. Your Sacrifices will never be forgotten. God bless you, and this country!!

@CG-dh3ow

3 жыл бұрын

Man 100% that’s why it saddens me when they’re turning the election into a joke

@ericbabasonico

3 жыл бұрын

sacrifices? man, your country needs to stop starting wars for ridiculous reasons.

@bearman6588

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericbabasonico your country probably fights in the same wars as us, or in nearly-identical theaters... but keep running with that one! 👍🏼👍🏼

@ericbabasonico

3 жыл бұрын

@@bearman6588 the only country fighting ALL wars is yours, buddy. not mine. how can you be proud of getting in the middle of every possible conflict? you need to chill dude. go get a milkshake at starbucks while discuss obesity with your patriot fellows, which btw it's killing you faster and better than ISIS. peace x

@adafridi

3 жыл бұрын

It isn't just restricted to Americans, that more of soldiers thing.

"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." - George Orwell

@BBRAIN1977

3 жыл бұрын

Only trouble is where they do the violence :)

@samueldeney6344

3 жыл бұрын

@@BBRAIN1977 wdym

@anonymous3174

3 жыл бұрын

That was roosevelt

@jeffpeters41

3 жыл бұрын

@@anonymous3174 you've sent me down a rabbit hole: quoteinvestigator.com/2011/11/07/rough-men/

@leon6135

3 жыл бұрын

I dont think I owe them anything, i never asked them to go shoot people in another country

My Father committed suicide as I was still dealing with my separation and pending divorce. My immediate superiors didn't even talk to me for 3 days after I returned from the funeral. Instead they advised me to schedule classes with Mental Health and avoided me. To see you two gentlemen give the respect to your teammates and allow one another the space to express yourselves...I can only imagine the bond, the Brotherhood that has been forged. 22 years later I've won my battle with alcoholism, but feel the loneliness of isolation at times. I watch these podcasts and it renews my mind. Never give up the fight.... that's good advice.👍 Thank you.

@vermin9190

3 жыл бұрын

much respect man. my condolences. stay strong

@unkownoflife5959

3 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ helps man, a truth to rely on that is not your own feelings is that God loves you no matter what and wants you saved. God bless.

It’s an honor to be a listener of Jocko Podcast. God Bless America!

Watching this after my girlfriend of 5 years broke up with me because she fell out of love really puts things into perspective on how thankful I should be to have my friends and family here with me still thank you

@problemsnearyou3863

3 жыл бұрын

They’re your crutch & that sounds negative but it’s not . Lean on those who love you . They got your back . They’ll help you through this . There’s a light at the end of that tunnel

@nevadadancer4629

3 жыл бұрын

@@problemsnearyou3863 Well said friend.

@2ndAveScents

3 жыл бұрын

Hey bro, I know times are hard right now and the world is crazy and you definitely didn’t need more shit on your plate but I just want you to know that I hope you’re doing ok and that you’re family is giving you all the love you deserve. If not, there’s people out there going through it too and if you need to talk to anyone you can hit me up any time. I know I’m just a random dude online but I’m always down to listen. Stay positive and never give up!

@soundgarden1123

3 жыл бұрын

I highly advise you to read "The Rational Male" by Rollo Tomassi. Tell every male friend of yours and sons if you have them, to read that book. Too many men are being driven to suicide by womens treacherous nature that we have been brainwashed to not see.

@unkownoflife5959

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you all.

Still amazes me how much mental fortitude these guys have to lose someone who is closer than family to them and then to go back out the very next day and do it all over again. These guys are heroes and need more recognition and credit.

@dondonks4660

3 жыл бұрын

There called SHADOWS for a reason

At 8:43 when Jocko drops the F-bomb......you can feel the emotion he's experiencing , and hear the importance of what he's about to say. God Bless and provide Over Watch for all of America's Warriors. Those that are still with us , and those that have made The Supreme Sacrifice .

@Brkn-fq4zn

3 жыл бұрын

made me tear up a little you can see the pain in his face and how emotional he must be feeling

@m4a1_delta66

7 ай бұрын

he was very sensitive about it you feel the emotion that he still feels about the matter

As an Australian who’s never laid foot on the land of the United States, I am honoured and blessed to consider you lot my allies. I am no serviceman, but I have family in uniform who I know will run into the heat with people like you.

When Jocko swears, the compunction brings him to that moment. Very powerful. Thanks for taking me there.

True warriors. Thank you all for your sacrifice, loss, and service 🇨🇦

Hey man, not too long ago I lost one of my most important friends in my life from stage four lung cancer. Couldn't get oxygen, chemo, and other necessities for survival due to Covid, transportation and money. She was living in the Philippines and walked the hardest path and conquered it to the end. I just want to say to everyone out there that it will get better and that life is just another process. Much love Jocko. Stay strong; stay safe out there.

@taqi5675

3 жыл бұрын

hey sorry for your fallen comrade,even though the diseases conquer her in the end

@adafridi

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your loss

@jehuirasales3588

3 жыл бұрын

Hey trigger im sorry for your friend. Much love from your Filipino Brother

@calebo6130

3 жыл бұрын

My mother had breast cancer. Stay strong brother

Unbelievable men. I am so proud of these Americans.

First time I hear Jocko swear and actually struggle through his words. It WAS a tough time.

MY HEART YEARNS FOR THOSE BRAVE SOULS THAT ARE LOST DEFENDING OUR FREEDOM AND WAY OF LIFE. FREEDOM IS NOT FREE AND GOD BLESS THEM FIGHTING FOR ALL OF US.

I often wake up and go about my day, not realizing the sacrifices some made for my freedom. This podcast is so humbling and now I am so grateful every morning I wake up. Thank you to ALL service men & women of this country.

I’ve never seen anything get to Jocko in all the years I’ve watched the podcast. Thank you for your sacrifice and service.

I gotta say. This episode really hit hard... seeing the both of them really torn up was really hard, these episodes creates a whole nother level of perspective on life. Everytime i watch or listen to Jockos podcast my view on life litterely fucking changes.

“Well done, o good and faithful servant.” Truly there is no greater love.

My kid knows who Mikey Monsoore. I never served with him or anyone he knew, never knew any of his family. But I make sure my 7 year old knows these actual superstars, not some twitch streamer or “social media influencer “. It’s important that we all know these names like Mikey and Marc and Robbie reeves and everyone who went down on that horrible chinook crash......and if possible as many other names of the guys nobody will ever know about, whether 11 bravo grunts or the highest tier operator.

You guys reflecting and honoring your teammates is very humbling to see thank you and to the men and women that sacrifice everyday thank you word cant express my gratitude

I am humbled to be able to listen to these guys. Thank you and I hope to always have you in my prayers. Just thank you

Forever humbled by you men. Forever grateful for the great sacrifice. We will remember them

God Damn that was heavy. Thats why I love the SEALS, SF community and the entire US military. I never served. Which I regret. But I get to be with my family everyday, go to movies or ballgames or whatever...because these guys lost their friends and still did the job. I cant thank them enough.

Today is the day to reflect. Honor the lost and welcome their memories.

My favorite podcast. Bring jp back on and tell more stories

@GrowAndThrive

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I could listen to them talk for hours.

Man that might be the most emotional ive ever seen jocko. To see someone as hard and as much of a warrior as he is get choked up like that just shows that he is a human like the rest of us. He isn’t just a battle robot lol. Man i love and am thankful for these men everyday of my life.

@ruutjormun2262

Жыл бұрын

he gives off the image of a rock. unmoven, unshaken. but rare moments like these lets us peer into the names and connections permanently etched into his heart. another rare tender moment was in the Jonny Kim podcast

Thanks for everyones service, and love for our country, and continue to help anyone in need.

The first time I listened to this it hit me so hard. Had me tearing up.

Thank you for your service gentlemen.

Gratitude and respect for your service Condolences to all lost

This just completely puts everything into perspective. Life is good and I have zero complaints. Those guys like you and your brothers are amazing people. Thank you all for what you do. 🇺🇸

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Thank you guys...I felt the sorrow build in throat with jocko and jp

Cheers gentlemen. Thank you for your service. 🙏

Can not thank you amazing people enough for serving our country and keeping us safe !

I appreciate that you guys let me and my family live our lives in peace.

Thank both of you for your service

God bless these men who protect the unknown.

This is about as real as it gets. You can see the hurt in both of them.

This one struck a nerve..a much needed one. Good on ya Jocko.

Sorry for your losses, and happy Veterans' Day. Thank you for your military service, and for the work you continue to do.

Thanks for opening up and sharing this story.

"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf" Thank you to Jocko and JP for your service to every American. Your sacrifices, nor those of the team mates you lost do not go unappreciated.

JP... I salute you... Thank you for your stories, I've learned s lot from this.

Jocko starts to speak but pauses for just a moment... I had to pause too. I had to get up, walk away and take a breather. I've been there, and I understand. I also had to come back and finish this video. I know just beyond this painful moment is a valuable lesson that I need to learn. Thank you men for sharing this, it helps to know we aren't alone out here.

@Altairego

3 жыл бұрын

As a combat medic I know this feeling all too well, both on and off the battlefield- stay safe brother

Thank you for your service men We need to keep praying for our military every day GOD bless brothers 🙏

Very tender interview. Made me sad but proud. Thanks JP and Jocko. God bless you, Micky, your buddies, Jocko, and Old Glory.

Jocko, watching your podcasts helps me to deal with the past, really puts perspective in line. Keep it up, bro.

Thank you for your service.

Stay strong fellas. These podcasts are inspirational, informative, motivational and simply make you check yourself. Also each and every single one of these gives us patriots a sense of pride and thankfulness

Thank you Jocko. Love you guys. Always welcome at my home. 👊💙🇺🇲🙏

Jocko in my opinion is one of my favorite motivational speakers by far.

God bless

I sometimes randomly have dreams where a friend/family dies and It’s so vivid it actually hurts. I can’t even imagine going through what soldiers go through

these are the guys i look up to. the real heroes of America. they might not want to be called a hero, but in my book just signing that line and giving up everything for me and others to live our dreams is more than enough. thank you, we cant repay you.

Thank you

I will never forget my buddy my squad leader my ssg...I new him for 18 years...gone but never forgotten...till we meet again brother.

We love you, Jocko

Good to know we've got some good dudes in our military. Massive respect

You guys are amazing. God Bless

This is one thing that influenced my decision between college and military if I'm being totally honest, same with anything in the crime field in general. I don't think I have it in me like these guys do to wake up every day knowing I may lose somebody, and I know for a fact I wouldn't be able to handle waking up every day after losing somebody. This is a great example why people need to put more respect to members of the military. Maybe not as a group (a military is never clean as history has shown time and time again) but the individuals themselves are just people.

Thank You JP

John 15:13; no one has greater love than this, that someone should surrender his life and be half of his friends.

@Christopher_1775

3 жыл бұрын

🏆😎👍🏾

@iChimoRawr

3 жыл бұрын

​@@NASkeywest Sacrifice, not suicide. Imagine the happiest of man (garden of Eden, family of joy and growth and everything else you can think of), for that man to "surrender his life", when eternal life/off this planet doesn't have anything more to offer, for another person. That is what I think is intended by the words "no greater love", but I might be wrong, welp.

@NASkeywest

3 жыл бұрын

@@iChimoRawr yea, that’s what I was saying. Dying for someone else. Really no better way to die than through sacrifice. Jesus died for a worthless sinner like me so to die saving someone else is the ultimate honor and duty as a Christian. Ridiculous how Christians have been demonized and made to look horrible by the media, tv shows, movies, and social media. A true Christian loves everyone more than they love themselves, does not judge others, and should be willing to die for their fellow human beings, even your enemies.

@CRussell110

3 жыл бұрын

Soul life*

@JM-cf9xy

3 жыл бұрын

He wasn’t referring to pointless wars.

Respect to you guys from a Canadian.

thank you

First time I have heard Jocko swear.

I'm not even American (european) but all the same things apply here. I know these guys watch over me somewhere in a far off country and I'm PROUD and HUMBLED to know that these absolute Spartan War Gods are willing to lay down their life to protect the freedoms and luxuries I enjoy. God bless you

The connection made with brothers oversea is unbelievable. Even if you dislike the person, you would still die for that person. Outside of first responders, it's the strongest brotherhood that most people could never truly understand unless they lived it.

I do not know why the HELL I click on these videos at times. Knowing damn well what kind of emotions bottled up and the feeling it brings especially when I see them holding back pain from even years ago. We all go through the emotions differently but time does not heal the memories still there but at times i do not think about it much. Thank you brothers for sharing that. I am really surprised that was even done and posted on here. Thank you both for being strong and speaking about it.

Their raw emotion is deep

The losses will NEVER be forgotten. God bless America 🇺🇸

Thanks big bros. I will pray for your friends ❤️🇺🇸

These guys are true warriors

Thank you all for the sacrifices you have had to burden. You are all the reasons the flag is so honored.

I literally watched this on the history Channel on KZread... its sad and get you thinking appreciate your service and sacrifice 💯

What a powerful clip.

These guys are honorable

Powerful segment.

This is hard to watch. When he talked about his stepson’s comment on the flag at half mast I almost cried. I think the same thing whenever I see the flag that way.

Havnt been this choked up in like 4 years

You are real inspection 💪🦁🔥🔥🔥

Touching video. Death is hard. But death is not the end. If you believe, being absent from life means being present with God.

Thank You for your Service 🇺🇸 Navy Vet

This hit deep

These are the men that give me hope for this nation, the unrelenting love and appreciation I have for our service members is so immense. Thank you to all who have are or will serve. Real America loves you.

I wish nothing but the best for our best🇺🇸🗽

Heavy.

True Sacrifice, god bless

True Brotherhood!!

Goddamn this is an intense experience hearing this stuff. Thank you for this

What kind of soulless person gives this video a thumbs down? How sad is that? Thank you JP and Jocko for doing what you are doing. We need more people like you.

@tylerm7300

3 жыл бұрын

Some people and even veterans realize their sacrifices for American safety also pad the pockets of big corporations and imperialism. Fucking unnecessary and sad to die for that reason.

PATRIOTIC = tears with you guys, compassion for you guys, pride with you guys, sympathy and empathy for the families and friends of your fallen brothers, the squinting of your eyes when you look at our flag, standing, comprehend the meaning of the losses of our warriors(2 and 4 legged), appreciate the sacrifice...yes for us...but more for the innocent children and oppressed in the countries you guys have served...etc NON PATRIOTIC =...quite simply...they just do not get it In 1970-71i(sh).....my moms best friend across the street changed her blue star to a gold star....things were never the same. Thanks JP, Jocko and the rest, for keeping the names relevant

Anyone else get here by searching “Jocko Willink crying” just to see if it ever happened?

New Subscriber Here! I enjoy the channel man.

JP you are the most solid Man I have met - Sydney Muster. Still need to get you to talk to my shift. Stay strong and Thanks Mate.

Walking point with a bolt action 300winmag? Yeh that's a LITTLE crazy. Unless, being spec ops, you're allowed such a freedom of weapon choice that they'll let you field one of those Nemo 300winmag ARs. With enough practice I suppose you could get speedy follow up shots and manage to keep up a reasonable volume of fire even with 300winmag at the shoulder.

Damn! Just Damn! This is deep

These men are the Greatest warriors of the greatest military the world has ever know and I sure almost all of them joined because they felt a deep urge to defend our country but at the end of the day whether they are defending the broad swath of Americans or defending corporate profits all depends on their civilian leadership.