Green Beret Jay Dorleus on combat, controversy, minorities in SF and more | Better Broken Podcast
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- Green Beret retried First Sergeant Jay Dorleus and I sit down to discuss topics such as combat, controversy, minorities in SF and his life after the military. Please like and subscribe if you want more of this content! Thank you everyone!
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What guests would you like to see on the show?! Truly appreciate your support! please like and comment if you are feeling the new podcast!
Get Nick Irving on here. Dude has a crazy story
Would like to see interview with Zack Harrison, from Hades Consulting, he is a former delta force
Cover interesting people who have succeeded in achieving goals despite having a difficult upbringing. Doesn't have to be SF guys only. Also, doesn't have to be just US people either.
Tu Lam, Cody Alford, and Nick Lavery would all be amazing guests to have on here! So pumped you're doing a podcast now, I need this stuff to get me through work!
Kurt
Keep up the good work. I’m a Task Force Dagger Vet 2001. Unaccountability has creeped all they into our nation’s ignorance. I support you guys.
Especially in the Civilian sector. Nobody wants to hear that but it is SO FUCKING TRUE, we are held to RIDICULOUS STANDARDS in the US. Military just so everyone's comfy ass back in the US can walk around with a chip on their shoulder with ZERO CONSEQUENCES.
In the US. Marine Corps? If you think we have no accountability? THINK AGAIN. We are held to the HIGHEST STANDARDS, and we do have CONSEQUENCES unlike back in the "States."
We fuck up or do some shit we aren't supposed to be doing or say the wrong shit at the wrong time and not stay in our lanes? IT'S OUR FUCKING ASSESS.
I just wanted to say thank you to Sean, Kurt, Abel, Tom, the entire FNG Academy and Jay for this episode of the series. It gives us a deeper look into what really goes on in the mindset and lifestyle of SOF operations. I never was any type of SOF but have nothing but the utmost respect for all services to our Great Country! Keep on keeping on Gentlemen 🇺🇲🤘🏼
appreciate ya Jay like always man
Awesome interview man, thanks for doing it
Halfway through and I really appreciate this conversation so far. Thanks guys.❤ Finished and it was an awesome broadcast. 😎
This interview should be way bigger and I’m happy I found it. I leave for BCT -> OCS Oct 17. I want to be a ranger or sf down the line. I appreciate the honesty in this. Especially being black it’s very encouraging to see you guys discuss real topics. Again I feel more confident going in now! You guys keep it going.
Just signed my 18X contract and I watch both of your videos - I hope to benefit from your collective knowledge. Love the channels and love seeing you guys together.
Buck! I know I’m late on this video, but just wanted to say, your interviewing skills are getting so good. You appear more relaxed, fluid, prepared, and ask amazing questions. I’m so happy to see you and your channel doing well! Keep it up sir.
Guy Smith is another African American SWCC operator that would make for an awesome guest. He did a podcast with Jay Cutler on Cutlercast a few month ago.
worth the FUCKING wait... thanks guys this is gna help thousands of people
Wow.. solid interview. You really hit some sensitive, potentially controversial topics, but you managed to avoid sensationalizing them and you approached them thoughtfully and really made some great points along the way. Great pick for the debut episode -- Jay seems like a really solid dude, and his story is full of vital lessons for young folk considering a military career, or those who are considering or approaching a transition to civilian life. Good work to all those involved, congrats to FNG on this debut episode, looking forward to many more, and good luck and continued success to all of y'all in the future.
appreciate it! seriously!
34:30 is the start of a awesome topic. What young men need today. Finding your way and not following someone else.
Loved this episode man watched from start to finish , both of you guys are so inspiring and I couldn’t have imagined a better first guest. Can’t wait to see more episodes when it drops
What an awesome podcast and episode - watched the entire thing and was engaged the whole time. You guys are doing great work.
Thank you for this podcast, I hope it blows up and we get many more!
Great chat, gents
I was captivated from the trailers and I couldn't stop watching from the start, amazing.
thank you!
Hell yeah I’ve been waiting for this ❤
Love this new format thanks brother n we’ll done . We want more it’s really to cool to see podcast with army SF . I was 11b and it’s all navy sf so I’m excited to see more of the army sf guys ty
So excited for future episodes! Y’all are two of my favorites to listen to. I love to soak up all the knowledge y’all have to offer. So grateful for this!!
More to come!
@FNGACADEMY Thank you so much for discussing traumatic events and their lingering effects. I was in law enforcement for 7 years and am still processing some of the things I experienced. God bless, stay safe!
Great respectful conversation. We all need more of this. Love the Buffalo Trace too!
I love watching this type of videos. Keep doing this. Keep up the good work Buck.
Thank you!
Looking forward to the show! Excellent work, FNG continues to succeed. Thanks to Buck and Kurt, hope you both are doing well.
appreciate you!
great interview gentlemen.....you both are admired for your worldclass experience ...
thank you brotha for this video 🤙🏾🐂 god bless you guys reading and listening
Our pleasure!
Good insight into the team dynamics and the culture of the SF.
Good to see this posted here finally. Excellent interview.
More to come!
@@FNGACADEMY where are they?! get *Shrek* on here *_ASAP!!!_*
As i white guy i would love for jay to sit with goggins and speak on their personal experiences with being black in the SF/SEAL community. Itd be and interesting topic to listen to.
Goggins admits he wasn’t a good teammate in the seal teams. He wasn’t committed to the job, just the training.
@@fredred5037 Can you provide the link where he's saying that?
this dudes awesome, thanks for having him on
That’s my brother !
This was a great interview with a very interesting guest! Cool that Jay was an engineer, like me 😎 Really looking forward to the next one, Buck! Keep it up man. Greetz from the Netherlands
Awesome interview guys🤙🏾🏴☠️
Jay love your channel along with what Sean and Kurt are doing
Awesome first guest! Great way to start off the podcast. Love the long format content. This kind of stuff needs more than a soundbite.
thank you!
Loved this 🤟🏽
Fantastic interview!!!
Thank you!
I will always love and respect Jay for what he said about SEALs. We all say it in our motorpool, team rooms, cages, etc. it also shows how fragile a “type A” ego really is.
I think if a type A dude has a fragile ego hes probably a type B dude
@@WatchingTH-cam12 SOF dudes tend to group all SOF dudes in Type A. That’s why the quotations
100 percent agreed with you your helping the new generation that’s going to have to take up the war have an easier way into what they dream about.
You clean up pretty good, Buck!
Light blue looks great on you!
This that heat! Great video and realstic podcast man. Jay, I remember commenting on your early video about military finance promotions. I think yall both would do great as well making a sub channel or series. Dope again Buck, yall keep that Trill shit coming.
will do bro thank you!
@@FNGACADEMY already 💪🏾
This is awesome. Keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Thanks, Buck. As an old Air Force veteran, it's good to see guys helping out the kids. People forget you have to be able to make your bed, fold your underwear, march, and handle being yelled at to graduate basic and take on whatever your next phase is. I'm glad you talked about steroids because unless you're a gym rat, you might think everyone gets jacked by putting in the time lifting, and that ain't so.
appreciate you brother!
Pls interview former green beret Mike glover next
55:25 is a cool way of thinking about it. I'm gonna apply that to my workouts now.
Buck this was awesome man.
appreciate it!
@FNGACADEMY most definitely man. Learned alot watching this.
I love this type of content, first because I've always loved history, and military/War movies but also because my dad, uncle, and older brother were in the military (Dad and uncle 'Marines', Older brother 'Army') so I really care about what vets have gone through and the fact that services should be better at the VA and why no one seems to be able to fix the problems. I love the movie 'We Were Soldiers' and one day I called my uncle because he and my dad were in Vietnam and both are still dealing with PTSD and anxiety issues. I asked him if he had seen the movie and if so what he thought about it. He said he had and even as bad as the movie shows and it's one of the few movies that's gotten the closest to the feel of war, it was even worse than what the movie showed and that he's happy that they made the effort to try to be true to the events, there just not ever going to be able to get it completely right because the horror of combat just can't be shown and felt though a movie or tv screen.
Damn what a first episode topic to pick
Great video
A great teammate of mine is Mexican and he married a Cuban from Miami. He moved to Miami and spoke Spanish once… he said they acted like he was speaking a foreign language… this is all over and takes us to break ourselves in through humility.
Bucks looking way too dang clean here makes me want to join the navy if you know what I mean 🫦
lmao
I was in the navy and I know exactly what you mean. And I agree, Buck is looking good.
Ayooooooooooo!!!!
That’s a whole buck snack to the face.
Y'all dissing Navy all day, why though not all of them swing that way
This was a pretty awesome conversation. Awesome guys . Wouldn’t mind seeing you have on @Nick Lavery.
These boys are the real deal.
Desert one,was a deserter for Delta and we learned from it.
Great show, around the 1:06 it got interesting,and i believe the perspective could be broadened just a bit.
What a freakin' epic, raw, necessary discussion in all facets, specifically on the topic of women in SF. When I learned about copulins, the pheremones produced by ovulating women that literally affect the brains of men to want to reproduce with her, I fully understood that the reasons to not integrate are compounded and complex. Often the motivation to do a thing is about something to prove, not because we want to do the thing for the sake of the thing. In that, the motivation is self-centered and doesn't consider the needs of others, in this case the men in SF, and the mission at large. We see that within a lot of demographics including race and sex, throughout movements in the US. I "deserve" to be there because I want to be, to hell with your bias or resistance to me being there. So yes, for fairness, the option has to be offered to all, but the onus is on women to consider the big picture and how our presence affects men not just psychologically but biologically. You can do it, but do you have to?
And thank you for the vulnerable approach to the traumas you endured. You're going to help so many. Sending so much healing energy to you both. ✊🏾💪🏾🖖🏾
Ruben Ayala with Triple Nikel would make an awesome guest as well. Great show gentlemen.
Let’s GOOOOOOO
Literally just found out who he was the other day come over here for some tips and tricks of the trade and boom here you are interviewing him
Could you do a video on the RRC and compare them to other tier 1 units like CAG and DEVGRU?
Corect!
As the old saying goes. Everyone appreciates and loves your honesty until your honest about them and then you’re just a jealous asshole.
Great episode. Having spent years with the 19th. I was so blessed to serve with a bunch of level headed guys who could take it and not just dish it out. Which is part of wearing big boy pants.
hey buck love your videos!! I was wondering if you remember how much you weighed when you attended selection? I’m considering signing an 18x contract, i’m your height but only 145 so i wanted to know about how much weight i should gain. Thanks again for the content!!
You should get Nick Lavery on!!!
ill reach out
Lets goooooo
Same thing, In 08 while in Iraq, I paid off all my debt. When you know better you DO BETTER! Was with CJSOTF-A in 04 had a blast. 3rd Grp class act
I think it would really help with these kind of videos/interviews that go from topic to topic, is if you used the TH-cam chapters to show us the topics in the timestamp on the video.
It’s a shame, my experience in the British parachute regiment was rough nil support and tried everything they could to see me fail me being the only black man on the parade square. That just drove me forward certain characters made life hard. My dream was 9 squadron & maybe on to SF but realised in England for a black man that would be a none starter given our experience here it would always affect unit cohesion in some way. If I was an American I would have definitely gone for it…definitely.
You should get Kurt on here! Great podcast 🎉
Listening to him I just kept thinking bro should’ve just stayed in. 😂
he was most definitely talking about Wes Watson when he was talking about jack/tatted dude
Hey Buck what’s your thoughts on doing in person interview in a manner like this?
An Excellent podcast. Thanks!
Wisdom.
I understand where he’s coming from but let me be the devils advocate I was at that same level 10th SFG(A) & DEt 39 Korea, yes there’s somewhat of a older generation of leadership(that is being phased out that is being called out) that thought I couldn’t perform at that level because of a radical stigma, but yes I overcame it with the support of the people around me white ,black and brown. To say there’s Isn’t any is a lie. And to write somebody up because of that chip on their shoulder instead of mentoring, guiding and molding them to become a part of the team to look toward the goal is a travesty.
Awesome episode brother!! Can you get kyle carpenter on the show??
I'll try!
I understand the “quiet professionals” concept but do you think, given the current struggles with recruitment, that it would help inspire more young Americans if they heard more of the stories?
Lets..... FUG'N Gooooooooooo!!
Goggins did 20 years in the military has 2 trips overseas Afghanistan and Iraq
Cooks Rule I was a hospital cook lol
Had a few dranks and it turned into…..tell us how you really feel buck! Lol 😆
Hey buck I have a question I’m am a bigger guy I’m 6,7 and 230 who’s strong but has but dosent have abs or look like a Greek god do big guys usually do poorly
You’ll hear from a lot of guys on podcasts who say that it’s not always the big and buff studs who make it past selection. A lot of the times, people like that aren’t well-rounded in their fitness. While they might be strong, they might not have the cardiovascular strength to keep up with the endurance. I’m no Greek god either, I don’t have abs. But I can run 5 miles in under 30 minutes and can do 80 push ups and 20+ pull ups. It’s not so much body type as it is mental endurance
well said my brother you have to break that cycle this is my way of thinking too ,you want to make your next generation of your DNA be better that touched me ....
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I really enjoyed the podcast. Maybe I missed where but I didn't see his channel tagged in the description. If it is already I apologize.
Are the previous podcast episodes on Spotify coming back or are they gone? They no longer show up on Spotify. Just this one episode shows up.
I can put them back
@@FNGACADEMYyou’ve got more podcasts? Are they on TH-cam? If not, put ‘em back up somewhere!
Jake, that is so true. They showed a VHS tape (show my age) of blowing shit up and took a ride in a Huey, I was in 1985 as 12B. Was with 101st Airborne in the first Gulf War. Midivaced in 91. My son wants to go in and leave college. Idk, with all this woke BS.
wtf is kurt...? i dont watch unless its you and him in the thumbnail.. still gave a thumbs up. come on kurt...
Lots of tattoos, steroids and (unsolicited) advice… you’ve just about summed it up perfectly! 😂
I’ve noticed a trend toward gospel preaching as well
He wasn’t offending anyone he just told his views about it
Not to beat a dead horse but I supported Crenshaw until he dissed Goggins. Then Crenshaw doubles down and turns his back on Gallagher. Crenshaw has definitely drank the political kool aid. 22:52
all politicians do... not a single one should be trusted... ever... no exceptions
Just because you can, doesn’t necessarily mean you should;)
dude is based
He went on a navy ship and his hair is the result 😹
ronin tactical shot himself in the foot ?
Jacked dude on steroids with the face tattoo....... Cody Alford😂😂😂 damn guys you couldn't be more obvious about it 😉😆
My biggest issue is he’s burning an entire community for decisions that were made by politicians & flag officers for recruiting purposes. For example. A admiral told Marcus a book was coming out in his name pretty much, they picked the writer and arranged every detail. Same thing happened with Blackhawk down the movie . People don’t understand every movie you see is for recruiting. The brass doesn’t give a damn about failures or dead troops. All they care about is glorifying war, for recruiting. Act of valor, the company, 12 strong, zero dark thirty, Blackhawk down, Charlie sheen navy seals, delta force 1980s. All of these movies were ordered by DOD . So I feel it’s incredibly unfair to hold the young guys accountable for what a flag officer tells them. I would like to see you tell a 4 star “hell no”. They used some pretty insane intimidation techniques on the guys that pushed back. -- in a all volunteer military you gotta do books, movies, tv shows. --
The only unit that would do some secret stuff is Army special forces because they perform overthrows via locals. that’s a sensitive mission set.-- where the door kicking units Delta, Devgru, Rangers, Raiders, seals, PJ, CCT, SR. You want them to be known because it’s a deterrence. But really it will be public post op. If it’s really a secret the CIA sog will handle it. Or cia will just fund a Terrorist group. Like Israel funds hamas. When the slogan quiet professional was created that was a different era. Post Vietnam you will never have guys doing missions like that. Today we just fund groups so nobody can pin it on the us gov.
Chuck norris was approached by dod to make a movie about delta. With a couple of delta operators on set. The hope was, we need to give the terroist something to fear! We were extremely uneasy they would start taking hostages weekly if they didn’t have any obstacles.
Special Operations isn’t gonna wipe away your sins, fill the voids and holes in your life. It’s is, as all military service is… a sacrifice
If you don't want a public after action review on social media don't put your actions out on social media.
Once you break the silence of the quiet professional you no longer get to tell public opinion to be silent unless they served in that capacity.
And you certainly don't get to tell other professionals they're wrong for conducting a public after action review once you've put your actions out into the public spotlight.
Interesting that Jay discriminated against Afro-Americans due to a perception the same way and manner that discrimination works against Afro-American by others. Not performance but attitude or the perception of an attitude. He was looking for it, and of course found it and then eliminated based upon his preconceived notion.
There’s definitely racist people at Group, like anywhere else. Dismissing someone based on a conversation when there may be truth to it seems like an overcorrection. I do understand what he’s saying though. Cole world.
You’re from hatti what you mean you can’t swim???? I was 8 bro 😂😂😂😂
Wes Watson, Kevin Samuels and Andrew Tate are prime examples of this