Ryan, this interview with Rob Hubert is among the most impactful, meaningful & important Podcast available. I’m an old Vietnam guy. Most of my life has had some relationship with the Defense Dept. Including my career in Hawaii with the Corps of Engineers. Special Ops, SEALS, Green Berets, Delta, Air Force PJ’s always held a very special place when considering doing things that mattered. Now I have a Cousin who’s a Frogman & made Chief in under 10 yrs. Rob, sharing the experiences of your life as an Operator, Brother, I know you have & will save some Vets lives. The way we deal with the combat experiences, losses, voices, nightmares, random thoughts that surface for whatever reasons, We all have to know there are ways & there is help that works. There are so many young men & women who served & will become symptomatic with PTS in the coming 6, 8, 10 years. Thank You Brother for finding a meaningful way to protect our most precious resource, our kids, grandkids, great grandkids. You continue to make a vital contribution to mankind, (mankind ????😅).
That flag is the "Combined Operations" insignia, originated in WW2 and used mainly by Commando Forces that utilised Naval and Air Commands to help their missions. The Insignia is still used within 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines, mainly by a small unit by the name of 148 (Meiktila) Commando Forward Observation Battery, a sub unit within 29 Commando Regt Royal Artillery ( Army Commandos ) that provide fire support to the RM infantry units. 148 teams operate forward, beyond the Marine companies , they work within the Brigade Recce Force ( Recently now called the Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron ), The badge you see on the flag is used as a qualification badge, presented and worn on sleeves once you have passed the selection course . 148 is an "All Arms" unit and accepts volunteers from across the armed forces and also has Royal Marines as part of its man power. All men are parachute trained and can jump onto land or sea, arrive on a target by ski, vehicle, parachute or Submarine, of all the Commando units within the Brigade ( SBS excluded ) 148 are probably the only unit to truly represent the ethos of a Commando unit, small 5 or 6 man teams that can Infiltrate, call in Artillery, Naval Gunfire, Rotary and Fixed wing attack aircraft, gather Int, carry out direct action tasks and liaise with agents, we have also had members attached on secondment to Seal teams as FAC's. Not bad for a unit that isn't actually an SF unit 😎..
He’s been so years in the military training to do the job and then Gets deployed and doesn’t have to pull the trigger very much. Completely understand. Very very good interview thank you both. From disabled country boy God bless
I'm glad he made it through all the tradgedy. It can make us much stronger. I do love your interviews. There's no boasting . I like that a lot because people who are great never brag about it!
I love these pods. I doubt you’ll see this but I’m gonna give a regular dudes perspective. These pods have to be LONGER! Hearing their upbringing and post career if intriguing and love it. But I am obsessed with hearing downrange stories. I get these guys can’t say everything but man I’d love to hear a ton of combat stories. I watch all of these and I am subscribed.
What Rob and his team have done at ZeroEyes is a game changer for public safety, such as in schools. They are all a great example of serving our USA -- and kept on serving. Thanks for capturing this story so more can know how broad and extensive this team is still serving our nation. #zeroeyes #technology #safety
Some powerful moments in this interview that I missed the first time I listened. Another 4 ⭐️ episode. Thanks to Rob for sharing and Ryan for this one.
Another awesome interview Mr. Fugit. Your questions, your style are excellent. Allowing Rob to tell the story of the incident that Ebbert perished, (without interruption, as some interviewers typically do, and cause the teller to lose some track), he in effect put me right there, and the follow-on story of his commanders mental decline right before the squad/companies eyes, ultimately taking his life in-country…., OMG, how tragic no matter how much that person may have been despised. Thank you sir.
@@GATOR_MCLUSKYhe was murdered. By his own. Made to look like a suicide. It’s all coming out in the open soon. Those who hated him were those who were doing wrong. Rob has so much hate for Cmdr. Price. Makes you wonder why? What was Rob doing? #JusticeForJob
Love how much longer your videos have been lately! Always been a fan of your stuff but did think it would be nicer if the interviews were longer. Great stuff!
Ryan, my friend Sean Odinson has been trying to reach out to you. He's served tours in afghanistan as a sniper (he's from the UK) & also has a channel w/ 100k+ subs. Get back to him! Everyone would love it.
Another great interview. I hope he does make a difference with ZeroEyes. I too am so sick of thoughts and prayers and reading about more kids being killed. Amazing that Timothy Leary might have been on to something. That sure isn't what my Dad was telling me as a kid. Then again everything in moderation.
@johnrock7350 a bigger lie is that he took his own life. No evidence of suicide other than the Navy voice track. All physical evidence points to murder. It’s all coming to light soon. Rob and others peddling their lies will be exposed. #JusticeForJob
Jesus, the second drug he described taking during therapy; From the pits of hell to a universal understanding and love of humanity. It would be scary to embark upon that experience.
Roughly 7000 US troops lost their lives in the GWOT. 70 to 85 MILLION people worldwide , roughly, lost their lives in ww2. There were single battles where the death toll neared the entire losses of the GWOT. I'm not downplaying anyone's service or battles, just pointing out that we can't really comprehend what battle on that scale was like anymore. Saw this guy and his partners on Mike Drop as well and they are brilliant and dedicated men. I hope their technology changes the world for the better!
The big difference is the GWOT lasted 20 years, WWII 4 years and Vietnam 10 years. Most soldiers in WWII and Vietnam saw 1 or 2 years of combat. Most of our Tier 1 team did 10-15 deployments totaling 5 to 10 years of total combat time. Our 70-75 man squadron killed 30 enemy combatants a night for 7 years straight. I imagine that's probably not been done before. The public has no idea what we did and how often we did it...
@@G2Precision length of conflict and number of deployments could certainly factor. You must have been part of some really secret squirrel, black ops shit if your unit killed 74,000 people. That's more than any other American unit....ever.
Rob Huberty has gone on many podcasts with an agenda of denigrating Cmdr Job Price’s character. He is clearly executing on a plan that helps to protect those who were in Afghanistan when Cmdr Price died. Almost like he is trying to establish an alibi. Maybe. 🤷🏼♂️
This is Darth Vader’s sister. The one you call a completely ineffective leader. I would love for you to have respect for Job Price’s family enough to speak to us to our faces instead of badmouthing a man who is dead and can’t defend himself for likes on a podcast. So disrespectful and a reflection of who Rob Huberty is as a person. Disgusting.
Makes me happy that Vets are sharing. I was depressed for years and it took a long time for me to get the best revenge by living a good life.
Ryan, this interview with Rob Hubert is among the most impactful, meaningful & important Podcast available.
I’m an old Vietnam guy. Most of my life has had some relationship with the Defense Dept. Including my career in Hawaii with the Corps of Engineers. Special Ops, SEALS, Green Berets, Delta, Air Force PJ’s always held a very special place when considering doing things that mattered. Now I have a Cousin who’s a Frogman & made Chief in under 10 yrs.
Rob, sharing the experiences of your life as an Operator, Brother, I know you have & will save some Vets lives. The way we deal with the combat experiences, losses, voices, nightmares, random thoughts that surface for whatever reasons, We all have to know there are ways & there is help that works.
There are so many young men & women who served & will become symptomatic with PTS in the coming 6, 8, 10 years.
Thank You Brother for finding a meaningful way to protect our most precious resource, our kids, grandkids, great grandkids. You continue to make a vital contribution to mankind, (mankind ????😅).
That flag is the "Combined Operations" insignia, originated in WW2 and used mainly by Commando Forces that utilised Naval and Air Commands to help their missions. The Insignia is still used within 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines, mainly by a small unit by the name of 148 (Meiktila) Commando Forward Observation Battery, a sub unit within 29 Commando Regt Royal Artillery ( Army Commandos ) that provide fire support to the RM infantry units. 148 teams operate forward, beyond the Marine companies
, they work within the Brigade Recce Force ( Recently now called the Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron ), The badge you see on the flag is used as a qualification badge, presented and worn on sleeves once you have passed the selection course . 148 is an "All Arms" unit and accepts volunteers from across the armed forces and also has Royal Marines as part of its man power. All men are parachute trained and can jump onto land or sea, arrive on a target by ski, vehicle, parachute or Submarine, of all the Commando units within the Brigade ( SBS excluded ) 148 are probably the only unit to truly represent the ethos of a Commando unit, small 5 or 6 man teams that can Infiltrate, call in Artillery, Naval Gunfire, Rotary and Fixed wing attack aircraft, gather Int, carry out direct action tasks and liaise with agents, we have also had members attached on secondment to Seal teams as FAC's. Not bad for a unit that isn't actually an SF unit 😎..
He’s been so years in the military training to do the job and then Gets deployed and doesn’t have to pull the trigger very much. Completely understand. Very very good interview thank you both. From disabled country boy God bless
I'm glad he made it through all the tradgedy. It can make us much stronger. I do love your interviews. There's no boasting . I like that a lot because people who are great never brag about it!
Sooooooo true ! 😎
Sorry for your loss of Kevin. He would have made an amazing doc. Thank you for the story.
Thank you for sharing
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I love these pods. I doubt you’ll see this but I’m gonna give a regular dudes perspective. These pods have to be LONGER! Hearing their upbringing and post career if intriguing and love it. But I am obsessed with hearing downrange stories. I get these guys can’t say everything but man I’d love to hear a ton of combat stories. I watch all of these and I am subscribed.
Outstanding - very impactful interview
What Rob and his team have done at ZeroEyes is a game changer for public safety, such as in schools. They are all a great example of serving our USA -- and kept on serving. Thanks for capturing this story so more can know how broad and extensive this team is still serving our nation. #zeroeyes #technology #safety
Beyond impressively epic individuals and I couldn't be more thankful you made it home along with your brother. Xoxo
Thanks for sharing. Thanks för your service! Stay safe!
Some powerful moments in this interview that I missed the first time I listened. Another 4 ⭐️ episode. Thanks to Rob for sharing and Ryan for this one.
I really like this guy.
Great interview we all lose a lot of friends through life and what he and his team are doing right now matters.
amazing show
Haven't even watched past 3 minutes and i
I'm already hooked.
great follow up questions to an articulate guest. one of your finest interviews.
very nice breakdown. thanks!
That is absurdly beautiful.
Another thoughtful session. So, Ryan, it's about time for you to go to that Mexico clinic and report on the experience...
Another awesome interview Mr. Fugit. Your questions, your style are excellent. Allowing Rob to tell the story of the incident that Ebbert perished, (without interruption, as some interviewers typically do, and cause the teller to lose some track), he in effect put me right there, and the follow-on story of his commanders mental decline right before the squad/companies eyes, ultimately taking his life in-country…., OMG, how tragic no matter how much that person may have been despised.
Thank you sir.
yeah....... takes his own life.......
@@GATOR_MCLUSKYhe was murdered. By his own. Made to look like a suicide. It’s all coming out in the open soon. Those who hated him were those who were doing wrong. Rob has so much hate for Cmdr. Price. Makes you wonder why? What was Rob doing? #JusticeForJob
@@jeffscott3781 i have the records and talk with matt almost daily, since we met, Hes helped me before and we will figure this out,
excellent and elegant... waiting on next one📍
Absolutely stunning ❤️❤️
Love how much longer your videos have been lately! Always been a fan of your stuff but did think it would be nicer if the interviews were longer. Great stuff!
🈶 a amazing personality!🐶❤️💙❤️💙❤️
Ryan, my friend Sean Odinson has been trying to reach out to you. He's served tours in afghanistan as a sniper (he's from the UK) & also has a channel w/ 100k+ subs. Get back to him! Everyone would love it.
Semper Fi bro, God Bless and he's exactly right, the closest friends ive ever had n have are my Marine and Navy brothers n sisters!!!!
Good interview. You let him talk.
The emblem behind him was from ww2 with the british commandos. It was a patch on their uniform.
waiting on next one📍
Keep Up The Good Work
Baam :) fascinating work you have here
Idk why, but on Spotify it was like your guys’ voice was tuned up a couple of steps.
Very original you guys are impressive
Another great interview. I hope he does make a difference with ZeroEyes. I too am so sick of thoughts and prayers and reading about more kids being killed. Amazing that Timothy Leary might have been on to something. That sure isn't what my Dad was telling me as a kid. Then again everything in moderation.
Very exquisite💎💎💎
Best ever🔥
Nice video product
What is the therapy thing that you have promoted in a few podcasts? I'm looking into therapy and need a good place to start.
perfection 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Commander Price was found deceased on the morning of 12/22, not Christmas Eve. What a weird detail to lie about.
@johnrock7350 a bigger lie is that he took his own life. No evidence of suicide other than the Navy voice track. All physical evidence points to murder. It’s all coming to light soon. Rob and others peddling their lies will be exposed. #JusticeForJob
Jesus, the second drug he described taking during therapy; From the pits of hell to a universal understanding and love of humanity. It would be scary to embark upon that experience.
Wow Excellence
Roughly 7000 US troops lost their lives in the GWOT. 70 to 85 MILLION people worldwide , roughly, lost their lives in ww2. There were single battles where the death toll neared the entire losses of the GWOT. I'm not downplaying anyone's service or battles, just pointing out that we can't really comprehend what battle on that scale was like anymore. Saw this guy and his partners on Mike Drop as well and they are brilliant and dedicated men. I hope their technology changes the world for the better!
The big difference is the GWOT lasted 20 years, WWII 4 years and Vietnam 10 years. Most soldiers in WWII and Vietnam saw 1 or 2 years of combat. Most of our Tier 1 team did 10-15 deployments totaling 5 to 10 years of total combat time. Our 70-75 man squadron killed 30 enemy combatants a night for 7 years straight. I imagine that's probably not been done before. The public has no idea what we did and how often we did it...
@@G2Precision length of conflict and number of deployments could certainly factor. You must have been part of some really secret squirrel, black ops shit if your unit killed 74,000 people. That's more than any other American unit....ever.
bellissima😍📷
Imagin they all have real bond other day the world best sniper was on a video telling of wiping each others bum on 5 day mission
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🙌🏽😍😍❗️❗️❗️L O V E L Y❗️❗️❗️ 🎊🎉😍 Ace video #love #videooftheday
Another great interview Ryan!
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Rob Huberty has gone on many podcasts with an agenda of denigrating Cmdr Job Price’s character. He is clearly executing on a plan that helps to protect those who were in Afghanistan when Cmdr Price died. Almost like he is trying to establish an alibi. Maybe. 🤷🏼♂️
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Why are soldiers doing drugs?
This is Darth Vader’s sister. The one you call a completely ineffective leader. I would love for you to have respect for Job Price’s family enough to speak to us to our faces instead of badmouthing a man who is dead and can’t defend himself for likes on a podcast. So disrespectful and a reflection of who Rob Huberty is as a person. Disgusting.
Absolutely stunning ❤️❤️
🈶 a amazing personality!🐶❤️💙❤️💙❤️