The English actor Hugh Laurie once said that America was too big to know itself. Not so. We know who we are. We are a group of diverse citizens UNITED in the absolute certainty that LIFE, LIBERTY, and the pursuit of happiness are inherent rights for ALL humanity and will stand up for those rights whatever the cost, on our soil or foreign soil.

@JBockman1

11 ай бұрын

1776

@brandontruby6366

11 ай бұрын

Everyone wants to bash us until they need us. "We live in a world that has walls and those walls need to be guarded by men with guns" "you want me on that wall, you need me on that wall"

@ChineseBandits

10 ай бұрын

Yep, as all real men should!@@brandontruby6366

@peensteen

10 ай бұрын

Ask certain scum in the GOP what they think about defending freedom in Ukraine, and how much it costs.

@stephenadkins616

10 ай бұрын

That used to be true. These last few years we've been tearing ourselves apart with stupidity from both sides of the political fence.

Many people speak about the "arrogance" of us Americans. It's not arrogance, it's pride in who we are and what we stand for. We're by no means perfect, but we are predominantly good, honorable, and caring people. Thank you for your video!

@somtimeslater

5 ай бұрын

debatable

@UGALEE1

5 ай бұрын

@@somtimeslaternot even remotely.

@somtimeslater

5 ай бұрын

its a joke... bro@@UGALEE1

@GTR0419

4 ай бұрын

Bring it keyboard warrior. Let's debate.@@somtimeslater

@johng.4711

3 ай бұрын

Taking pride is things you had no role in is pathetic.

“We do not negotiate with terrorists” is very true

Jessica does a lot of appearances to raise money for SEAL charities. She's awesome and had not forgotten them.

When the SEALs get called in. You're in trouble

@Angry11B

5 ай бұрын

If the SEALs, Green Beanies, Force Recon or any American SF dudes are called on you, I hope you're right with God. 'Cause you finna meet him.

@dunerinaz

4 ай бұрын

@@Angry11BShut the hell up with the whole "finna" BS. You want to talk American? Then speak English and not ebonics BS

I’m US Army Veteran and I would risk my life to rescue every single one of you. I absolutely love your channel. I haven’t really subscribed and done all of the things most people do when they’re into a channel but I absolutely love you guys videos. You guys are honorary Americans in my opinion, and I would do anything in my power if I could ever rescue if you did need it I have much love for you guys. May all of you be safe and may the lord our God bless your wonderful family

The most powerful part of this story, to me, is how the Dutch guy said he was fortunate to have been kidnapped with an American. He's alive today because of it no doubt. Brings tears of pride to my eyes. The 60 Minutes interview where SHE tells the story is much better. There was some embellishment in the one you guys watched.

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

@HemlockRidge

Жыл бұрын

Danish, he was from Denmark, not the Netherlands.

@johnk7187

Жыл бұрын

The most important thing an American can own is a US passport

@roelven1282

Жыл бұрын

Having served there i know us Dutch / and other EU forces were told by US forces to stand down and let them handle it. I know you have youre pride and think that thats the only reason he is alive today, dutch Marsof (dutch seals) units are on par with seal training, equipment ... the countless ships we protected from these pirates in that exact neighberhood even rescued a few are a fact, and that speaks louder then words. there were Brittish units there as well able to do the same if needed.

@jessemills3845

Жыл бұрын

​@@HemlockRidgedon't care

I've been a security contractor overseas for quite a number of years. I had a Project Manager who was retired from ST6. What an amazing individual he is. The training he gave us quite literally save some of our lives and that of our client. Nothing that he was forbidden to teach, but still above our level of previous training. He is a leader, a professional, a mentor, and I am honored to, to this day, call him my friend, as we communicate relatively often. Those men, along with their brothers in Delta, continue to do things in the middle of the night that we almost never hear about, while the rest of us sleep soundly in our beds. My profound salute and respect to these men.

@raygrove9405

Жыл бұрын

Time to send em in and Clear out the SWAMP ? AMERICA needs credibility in WShington again.

@ChineseBandits

10 ай бұрын

Not under the Bribes administration unless the "big guy" gets his 10%!

@Teolope

8 ай бұрын

How do you become a security contractor?

@gaidin347

8 ай бұрын

@@Teolope Typically, you should have a military or police background, especially for overseas contracts. There are protective security, physical security, emergency response security, cybersecurity, and other technical security jobs. Having a background helps getting the right job for you. You can do an internet search for the companies who provide these services. The two primary clients: Department of Defense and Department of State.

@justinlambertoutdoors6313

8 ай бұрын

🤫 our government saids Delta doesn't exist but we all know they do

This was an awesome video, but you REALLY need to watch the interview of Jessica Buchanan! She goes in to details about their kidnapping, and the several months they spent being held hostage. The description of how the S.E.A.L.s rescued her from her point of view is well worth the watch.

@augl2702

Жыл бұрын

It's a 60 Minutes interview, and it's a really good one. kzread.info/dash/bejne/o4elr8yEaJjalsY.html

@williamstreet4304

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! You need to review the Jessica Buchanan story. It is her perspective on being kidnapped and rescued. If you teared up on this one, you need to have some tissues for her story.

@juliemiller8213

Жыл бұрын

It's probably too long for them to do a video with but I agree. Parts of this isn't accurate. Her talking about what happened is pretty emotional and not the same as it was told in this video. It is totally worth watching.

@johnthompson7469

Жыл бұрын

I didn't see the interview with the male hostage. In the 60 Minutes version,he made the comment "i'm just glad I was captured with an American."

@buddystewart2020

Жыл бұрын

Yup, that's a much better watch imho.

The 60 min interview she did was tear jerking…

@rashadwalker8218

Жыл бұрын

I thought they reacted to it before? I could be wrong...but if they havnt they should definitely watch that interview

@eliassanchez420wakenbake

Жыл бұрын

Soft hands sister

@atrumphasmatis6719

Жыл бұрын

@@eliassanchez420wakenbake hey didn’t I see you on Colorado Ped Partol? Had to be… 🤡

@amynielsen3466

Жыл бұрын

Yes the 60 minutes segment is the very best to understand what she really went through

@eliassanchez420wakenbake

Жыл бұрын

@@atrumphasmatis6719 that’s crazy lol. Haven’t watched him in months

A very good friend of mine was a member of Seal Team 6 for 20 years. He will always be a SEAL, and he loved it. But he will also always carry physical and emotional scars for the rest of his life. If anyone remembers the old guy Rudy on Survivor, that is who trained him. Rudy, at 60 years old, did everything he demanded them to do, and if they messed up and had to do it over again, Rudy would do it over again too. He was a tough old guy. My friend cried when he passed from Alzheimer's a few years back.

I salute my flag every morning just knowing I live in a country that will do whatever it takes. God bless the USA

60 mins interview was more intense and emotional because Jessica told the story...in person

@savannah505

Жыл бұрын

..........and not full of BS like this video makes it.

To discribe the US Military is simple " All gave some, some gave All " USN Veteran here !!!

@andrewriegel6787

5 ай бұрын

I agree the 60 minute interview where she tells the story is great and makes me emotional. She never thought they were coming for her because she was just one person.

@jerniganinc1085

Жыл бұрын

Poor baby!! Thank goodness

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

As a US veteran, it makes me so proud to know that our special forces can and will do amazing rescues and operations when called upon. Most of the operations SEAL teams go on, are unknown to the average citizen.

She went through hell. To all those involved in her rescue, thank you for your service.

And when I see someone say, “What’s so good about being an American anyway?” I think of THAT! If anyone, anywhere in the world does me unjust harm, guys like that will either save me, or they’re gonna avenge me.

FYI: Seal Teams as well as other Special Forces will rescue allied citizens when asked. Especially from the "5-Eyes" - USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. They are considered our closest allies. However, New Zealand also has one of the best Special Forces in the world, so we would just be asked to back them up or maybe assist in transport. But other than that, New Zealand soldiers are damn good.

@johndessoye

Жыл бұрын

just so they realize, if they were captured by terrorists, Seals would rescue them also.

@timmilder8313

Жыл бұрын

New Zealand is such a weird choice of ally. Functionally useless and buddying up to China hardcore. Really, other than the UK, the others are useless, if not actually detrimental.

@KevinDiazx11

Жыл бұрын

FYI: in the U.S military only one unit has the name special forces and that’s army green berets.

@straighttalkwithkyle7947

Жыл бұрын

@@KevinDiazx11 in technical terms but not in common speech. The average citizen doesn't know the difference. Special forces in common speech is often used when the more appropriate term of special operations units would be more accurate.

@marcuswest1318

Жыл бұрын

@@KevinDiazx11there’s more than one unit.

As a US Army veteran I can say that Seal Team 6 is the closest thing we have to a real life Avengers Team.

@michaelrollins806

4 ай бұрын

Delta is way better you as a army veteran should know tha.

@COfish2023

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelrollins806 FAX

@Chillforev-dd9wr

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelrollins806Both are still Tier 1 operators the best of the best. Personally I believe Team 6 is better but if Delta nabbed someone I would still be happy.

@ray24051

Ай бұрын

@@michaelrollins806 Delta didn't take out Osama bin Laden Seal team 6, I give credit where credit is due.

@fox9143

15 күн бұрын

@@ray24051 Delta didn't want to, because they didn't see it as challenging enough.

You need to watch the video of her being interviewed and telling her story. It is powerful.

My nephew was a Navy Seal. God bless be safe love ya'll ❤😊

I have a cousin who is on one of the teams on the east coast. We are extremely proud of him. He's at the tip of the spear.

@lonniehhenson7925

Жыл бұрын

I salute him for his service

@la_old_salt2241

Жыл бұрын

@@lonniehhenson7925 Thank you

I enjoy your channel! I wonder how your children feel about America? I have 2 friends who were SEAL team 6. One, RIP Josh Harris, didn’t make it back from rescuing friendlies from Afghanistan. SEAL team 6 (the elite team) takes their jobs and everyone’s lives, American or not, very seriously. American pride is something I hold dear to my heart. Every single solider risks their lives every single day to protect the freedoms of myself, my family, and every other American. 🇺🇸 🙏🏼

Seal Team Six are the greatest unit of warriors the world has ever seen. Discipline, commitment, heart, professionalism. They do what is considered impossible.

I can never restrain the tears when she's given the American flag and welcomed home. A tangible representation of your country that you can touch and hold onto, at a time when, emotionally, you must almost be numb. If you can actually feel anything I imagine it would be joy and hope, mixed with terror. Just as she feared more pirates would come and take her, it was probably a very long time before she felt truly safe.

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

You guys are so amazing! You know a saying that the American military holds true to is... We rather die on our feet.... than live on our knees. Home or abroad.. protecting the future of children like yours is worth the risk... you are special people ❤️ 💕

@sanchezproductions87

Жыл бұрын

That's interesting considering Emiliano Zapata said that. Good quote though!

@robertphelps1574

Жыл бұрын

@@sanchezproductions87remind me what was Emiliano’s nationality

Even the kids were glued to the screen seemingly in anticipation of the bad ass rescue.

New Zealand Family you make me feel less alone in this world🌎🌍 very often it appears that you 4 are my light in the tunnel lots of love and hugs!💯⭐️🤩❤️❤️❤️

They blur out their photos so that the enemies are unable to find out who they are. . .they are usually anonymous, until after they retire. . .also remember, seals are not soldiers, they are actually sailors. . .

@shawnarthur1516

10 ай бұрын

The only thing better than a SEAL is a SEAL who has previously served in the Army! 😂😂😂

Due to the RESPECT and UNDERSTANDING I see in your family reactions I have to say your right on the money .... but what puts more value is that knowing SEAL TEAM SIX made it IN , ACCOMPLISHED THE RESCUE .... leaving NO PIRATES ALIVE and EVERY SEAL TEAM SIX MEMBER made it home to their FAMILY ..... that's just AMAZING in its self , always a GOOD fight when everyone returns home on their OWN TWO FEET ....🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤯🤯🤯 THANK YOU FOR sharing your reactions 😎

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

This is the first time I saw this video and when the soldier handed Jessica the flag and said welcome home just brought me to tears!!! 😭 These are the times that makes me so proud to be an American!!! ❤️ Our country will always be there for others in need which is awesome but always knowing our country will fight for us is just phenomenal!!! 🇺🇸❤

You do not have to wonder how she feels today...she has been interviewed and even written a book called "Impossible Odds" She has nothing but high praise and gratitude for the seal team six members who rescued her.

As everyone has said you really need to watch the 60 minutes episode on this. The rescure though Jessica's eyes is definitely worth the watch.

Yes the 60 minutes interview of Jessica telling the story is really good as well.

I think the selfless response from the Seal team was heart moving..And yes, I feel this was the correct response to rescue this person.

Need to watch the 60 minutes interview with Jessica. So amazing and heartwarming. So proud.

I agree with those who say you need to watch the interview with Jessica herself. Her telling of the story is riveting.

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

Please watch the 60 minutes interview about this rescue! Jessica Buchanans story is tear jerking!

This was the correct response! However, we as citizens must realize that we bear some responsibly for our own security too!

American service members take freedom seriously! I will never take for granted what they serve for Love you guys! I’d like to think if anyone ever messed a hair on your head every American fan would step up to straighten it❤

Her recount of the events that night needs to be seen. It really shows what that level of tactical advantage and training looks like to a civilian

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

The bravery of everyone involved is why we stand, face the flag and cover our hearts for the anthem

You guys are one of my favorite families to watch!! Hello from St.louis Missouri😊

The 60 minutes interview is where she tells her store and her feelings.

Jessica’s brother was so motivated and inspired by the rescue he joined the army and became a special operator. So cool.

Those whose faces are not blurred out in the pic of the team have either been killed in action, or have released the photos themselves, blurring out team members who are still serving or didnt want their identity exposed.

I think it is also really cool how quickly personnel were mobilized and aware of the situation, aware and keeping track of US citizens when abroad. When kidnapped and worried that it is all over, praying someone rescues you, it is comforting to know those prayers of Jessica's were answered, quickly, and efficiently, by experts...going to order the book now... and Love to you guys, America's favorite NZ Family

This was one of those moments as Americans where the political divide we feel in this country often was completely gone. We were so proud of our Country, our soldiers and our leadership in full unity. Jessica is obviously the ultimate hero in this story for surviving such an horrific ordeal, but our President our Seal team six were everything we aspire to be in this country.

@dallasarnold8615

Жыл бұрын

I disagree with saying Jessica is the ultimate hero. She had no business still being there after being told to leave. She created her own situation. As a former Marine, yes we will go in for our people, even when they do stupid things like this. She and others like her cause someone to be forced into a dangerous situation that would not have existed if they simply acted with common sense. They never give any thought to risks they create for their own self indulgence.

@tofargone16

Жыл бұрын

he wasnt my preziedent.

@Reality_C

Жыл бұрын

Why did it take so long to rescue?

@dallasarnold8615

Жыл бұрын

@@Reality_C If you watch the "60 minutes" interview where you more of the story from Jessica's side, it will make more sense. But she was being held out in the middle of nowhere, so I would imagine gathering the right information of her whereabouts took much of that time.

@momzillainnova

Жыл бұрын

@@Reality_C BEcause they had no idea where she was located, how to get to her without getting her killed or getting others killed. The hope was that they could simply pay ransom and get them back safely. When it became clear over a month in that that was obviously not going to be possible operations ramped up to engage the seals. Please remember that America values every citizen highly but we also have to ensure we arent sacrificing other lives to save one.

My New Zealand Family, what I love the most about you is that I have learned as much, or even more, of my own country through your videos! I love my country very much! And I love you just as much because as New Zealanders, you have as deep a love for America as I do!

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

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You need to watch the video where she is interviewed and tells the story in her own words. It's great.

Is video is a perfect example of why we are so proud of USA. American flags are displayed everywhere to show the pride we have for USA. We have some much pride for our American soliders. Seal team 6 put their lives on the line to save a fellow American. When the solider present Jessica with the American flag and welcomes her home it brought me to tears. I am proud to be American!!

Stories like this being tears to my eyes and chills to my body and make me proud to be an American

Jessica in another video talks about her return. The United States government offers hostage reintegration program. The first time her and her husband met it was for only five minutes and it was controlled because anything else would have been overwhelming for her. also she had to do counseling to regain her confidence and the ability to make decisions for herself because the bandits controlled every move she made for three months

@msdarby515

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I haven't seen that. Do you know the title?

@jerrymurphy3511

Жыл бұрын

@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

Negotiation with terrorists has always been ANATHEMA in the U.S.A. "Rewarding someone for doing something," says Nadine. Never pay a terrorist. Right on!

@lennychorn147

Жыл бұрын

The U.S. tradition of non negotiation with terrorists, dates back to shortly after the founding. It began when pirates captured a U.S. ship and took the crew hostage. The U.S. sacrificed the sailors when the U.S. attacked the pirate port and fortress located on the shores of Tripoli, in Libya. They couldn't rescue the sailors, but they did burn the U.S. ship that was captured. The attack ended the harassment of U.S. flagged ships, by the pirates.

@caliber693

Жыл бұрын

Sadly except for when we negotiated with Putin and gave Russia back the Merchant of Death.

@cjpreach

Жыл бұрын

@@caliber693 Sad but true.

@77Creation

11 ай бұрын

Unless they have oil. Then they can send 14 people to knock down the Twin Towers or send a few to dismember journalists from a US Newspaper. Don’t believe the hype.

@stephentaylor9630

3 ай бұрын

Wholeheartedly agree! No negotiations with terrorists. However, this video has me little bit confused. Didn't the narrator state that the terrorists were offered $ 1,5 million USD? Doesn't that in and of itself mean negotiations? I hope that offer was only a ploy to bide time.

Love you guys! Always look forward to your videos! Love from Baltimore, MD 🇺🇸

@michaelschemlab

Жыл бұрын

Hello fellow Marylander

@lISiilenc3lI

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelschemlabbmore here💪

@michaelschemlab

Жыл бұрын

@@lISiilenc3lII’m from Baltimore County, Towson area

@narcoasa3968

Жыл бұрын

@@lISiilenc3lI hi! This so cool! 💜

@narcoasa3968

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelschemlab hi there!! Nice to “meet” you!

Love you guys. Can't wait till y'all visit us

As many have already said, you should really watch the interview of Jessica Buchanan. It's much more emotional (not that this wasn't emotional on some level, but it was more on the technical side) and gives her perspective of what happened.

An elder of my family was in the pacific theater of WWII. He was a combat vet which means that he was on the front lines of combat. He never talked about it. One night we watch a show about the the largest island country..Australia. Dad said that the Australia military was difficult to keep up with. He finally asked an Aussie why they were so fanatical. The reply was, "We Dont want to speak Japanese." That means they are a global force on their own. My dad was a good man.

@maguslascivious4980

Жыл бұрын

now they'll do whatever they're told. Their government will be telling them to speak Chinese soon and they'll gladly do it.. lol...

@Shuganuttz

Жыл бұрын

What does this have to do with the video?

@TechReviewTom

Жыл бұрын

​@@ShuganuttzIt's combat related, unless you mean to the antagonist in the comment section.

@SmokeEater509

Жыл бұрын

@@Shuganuttz agreed. irrelevant. Kiwis and Aussies i've met don't appreciate being associated with one another.

@Dara-ih6jq

Жыл бұрын

@@Shuganuttz it’s just a stereo typical American that doesn’t really know much about anything outside of America not knowing the difference between New Zealand and Australia.

My wife and I love you guys here in northern California and we've been subscribers for quite some time.

PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY SIR. I HOPE EVERYONE IS HAVING A VERY GREAT TIME. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH FOR COMING BACK ON. PLEASE KEEP UP ALL YOUR SHOWS SIR. I LIKE TO SEE MORE OF THE COOKING AND SOMEBODY'S COMING IN AND STEALING A TASTE.

I remember she visited my school in West Virginia and we got to listen to her tell her story in person and speak to us

I know you won’t want to post two videos of the same story but it’s worth watching the 60 Minutes episode of the rescue. Definitely the best telling of the story. 🤙🏻

I think we (US population) forget that actual men and women make up the military. We have to ask ourselves, "Can I do what they do?". I'm grateful to have those men and women serving. I wish our country did a better job at taking care of our military men and women when they come back home

@jamesallen8785

Жыл бұрын

A GREAT PROPAGANDA FILM FOR PRES OBAMMY!!

@scoot8792

Жыл бұрын

@jamesallen8785 idk what this comment has to do with mine. I didn't even mention government, political affiliation, or the actual video. I hope you know you're part of the fucking idiots who decide to play this game the g0v has the country playing. Conservatives say they're right and the liberals think they're right, which is how they want it. Divide and conquer. Oldest trick in the book

I thinks its adorable how the kids look so much like their parents. The daughter could be the mothers past self, from the way they sit and watch the videos to the way they react as well.

Lately my algorithm has been putting these type of videos in my feed and let me just say, watching your family’s reaction to the good of America brings tears to my eyes. Our country is so up its own ass with make believe problems and people trying to tear it apart, seeing the appreciation of our core values warms my heart. We are not perfect, our goverment doesn’t represent the people but actions like this and countless others represent the PEOPLE, of our great country. We are good, and just no matter what labels and make believe issues are pushed. As an American thank you for reminding people how outstanding the good we do is. And also your kids are smarter than most of our Ivy League grads because they have common sense.

There’s a video of Jessica herself telling this story....the story is far better coming from her herself.

@rg20322

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely - it's a great narrative from Jessica and you should do a follow up with it.

I love your family, I watch all of your podcasts, videos. I look forward to your videos, no matter how long it takes I am happy to watch them.

As a side note. The helicopter that took Jessica from the scene is at the Seal Museum in Ft. Pierce FL. It's a great museum if you have the chance. They also have the Cap. Phillips life boat there.

Thank you for being such a positive force on KZread. Your joy and the way your family interacts is really cool. I'm sure you have ups and downs, but always showing your joy gives me hope. 👍

9:14 you've nailed it on the head. America sends in rescue teams when it's "higher percentage of success" otherwise it can be pretty long before anything happens. We've had kidnapped citizens in China, Russia, and North Korea and we haven't gone to get them. We have however sent our own military to their deaths and traded valuable prisoners for rescuing US citizens who were traitors to the country or just being stupid (bowe bergdahl, brittney griner), those times are always controversial.

You need to watch her video of this…it puts you right there with her through it all.

Definitely agree that the ‘60 Minutes’ interview of Jessica and the rescue from her point of view is totally worth watching.

The 60 Minutes interview with Jessica is a great addition. You'll love that video (I actually thought you already watched it)..

2 of the best Navy Seal stories or moments in my opinion are Lone Survivor and American Sniper. Lone Survivor is about a Seal Team of 4 people get brutally ambushed with only 1 member making it out alive. They made a movie about it. Then the most well known is American Sniper which is about the worlds best sniper on the seals that had the most confirmed kills. It’s sad because he retires to spend more time with his family only to lose his life at a firing range where he helped teach disabled kids to shoot.

@darthrevan1712

Жыл бұрын

I thought he was only the best in the US? Also, I thought he died at a firing range teaching disabled vets? Or is that just the movie version

@sykosocial

Жыл бұрын

​@@darthrevan1712 you are correct on both counts. Chris Kyle was the best sniper in *American* history and died at a firing range trying to help a fellow veteran. He has 160 confirmed kills out of his 255 claimed. Simo Hayha, a Finnish sniper during the Winter War in 1939 is credited with being the "world's best" in terms of kill count, over 500.

@darthrevan1712

Жыл бұрын

@@sykosocial Okay, that's what I thought hahaha. But didn't want to spread false information

@demonslayer1242

Жыл бұрын

By the way have you heard about David GOGGINS?

My wife and I love watching your channel, and look forward to seeing your family. We like Atlanta 's kitchen so much, I can't wait to see what she makes she makes when she gets to Alabama on her list. Blessings from Brenda and Wendell Bunn from empire alabama.

I used to rock that same Santa Cruz hoodie in high school in 91! Still looks cool today man

You guys are such a light to the 🌎...thankyou

Watch her interview! What she went through as a hostage (and a women), for 3 months in the desert and come out of it alive is extraordinary!

there is another video where they interview Jessica telling her story that is very good also.

I love watching this family spend time together. Not a single cellphone in site. This is a real family.

Love our Service men and women. God bless them. Go Suns.

This was good BUT watch the 60 minutes interview with Jessica...hearing the story from her point of view was incredible. This was a promo for Seal Team 6 (who are the best) but Jessica's version of the story is much better.

@savannah505

Жыл бұрын

This video is a boat load of lies compared to Jessica's story and her book.

@lucywin8000

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@@savannah505 I agree

@cpj93070

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The SAS are the best special forces in the world.

I would love to see you watch her being interviewed by 60 min. She told the story beautifully.

hollering at you from north carolina. we love you guys. glad you are showing what happens in the real world to ur children. latter on in life they will be thankful. you guys have a great family. dont be scared to show them the bad side of society. props to you . many blessing to you my new zealand family

Love your family clip. Thanks for sharing.

We should not forget the many hostages, from multiple countries, who did not survive a similar ordeal, nor those that are currently held captive. I wish there were so many stories similar to Jessica's, that her story wouldn't be so special. ❤

@jerrymurphy3511

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@your_new_zealand_family__ Scam account

They blur their faces out because they’re still active seals. Not until they retire will their faces be shown.

As a American Navy Veteran. We do that with either Seal team 6or our Army Delta Force because the next time someone want to take an American hostage they have to think that we have people that can go anywhere in the world and get our people from them.

@paulachristie7807

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Dad, brother, and brother-in-law were all 82nd Airborne, they’re pretty good unit too.

God bless those men for that rescue.

Jessica's interview just takes your breath away. Please look it up.

Nice video and reaction. What a harrowing experience for Jessica and the other guy. Great ending to the story.

Perfect excuse to get the teams some real world expierence.

1000% agree, Jessica's interview is great and the 60 minutes interview.

I love my country sooo much. Proud Veteran and American.

Her kidnapped friend said he was lucky to be kidnapped with an American.

They have to blur out the faces of current SEAL Team or special operation members.

Within days they had actionable intel on how many people were in the compound(s) and when it was best to execute. They also had multiple teams training and seal team six came out with the best outcome so they were selected. The covered faces are because those members are either still active or play a major role in training active service members and their identity needs to be kept safe.

Awesome video guys, 😉👍, thanks for sharing.

Cool video stay strong