I don’t think Tim Kennedy is particularly humble. He seems pretty high on his own supply. He blows his own trumpet relentlessly. Stark contrast to Jockos other recent guest Kyle Carpenter.
We are actually in a state of peaceful slavery. Big corporations out source all their small work to everybody else and they earn waaaaay more than what they put up as "salary". They have a death grip on necessities and policies and the people would need bend to their will to live.
@@loristnorton3723just hit the nail on the head..sadly the soldiers now are owned by them as well and the soldiers will be pointing there guns at us forcing us to take the needle its coming its here..tim kennedys america isn't here anymore..sad very sad
+8mgirten What time is that exchange? I was dying at that part and the fact that he keeps calling him Echo Charlie like he's some little kid who walked into the studio
@@jesseolson2160 I 100 percent agree we need people like him, as Jordan Peterson said "you better well have that imagination and ability to be just as evil as them, otherwise they go places you can't go... And they win"
What little I know is TK is an operator (Iraq, Afghanistan) and professional fighter, while JW was a commander of operators (TF Bronco, although he may have gone on missions in Iraq (and Liberia), and a trainer of fighters. There's a distinct difference in the tenor of their dialogue (TK wins, yet he's gracious with deference at the end).
Actually he is WHY you have that particular thought in the first place! He's a beast machine and I sure as hell would like to be at least 2 states over when this guy gets pissed lol
This podcast sparked the initial idea in my head of joining the military. I spent my childhood in martial arts schools, but always wanted to fight for a good cause and never knew where to go. I didn’t know anything about Special Forces, and upon watching this a while ago, did research and realized that I was meant to go that route. I am finishing my freshman year of college, joining the army, spending the next three years getting my degree and getting as prepared as possible physically and mentally, then I’ll try to go Green Beret. To Tim, Jocko, and Echo. Thank you. You helped me discover what I was meant to do, and one day I will thank you all in person. Whether or not that endeavor is successful, it will be an experience unlike any other.
@@gobomanaga5615 WTF, nope, not projecting, dude talked shit about my fellow snake eaters, and then someone got really offended and started calling him names, he seemed very angry, that's all, also no big deal for anyone to talk shit about my fellow snake eaters, I just thought the other dude sounded very angry
He's very soft spoken, like a kid. But very respectful. A bit TOO quiet for a co-host maybe. I'd like to know his story. I know he's never been military. Is he some kind of athlete maybe?
Jocko has mastered the art of the pause and letting things sink in and build suspense! Black and white, no color. Expressing emotion with each word. He's good. These Tier 1 guys are all extremely intelligent and have above average IQ's.
E.spatharius black and white Is because that was the only camera they had at the time and when they had money to upgrade they decided they actually loved the black and white. 😂
Inspiration,! I just finished watching this podcast an messaged my sons. There is 10 years between them. My older son served in the Marine Corp out of high school. I took my younger son to San Diego with me to watch the graduation. He was 8 at the time and he said mom that’s what I want to be when I grow up. My older son came home when he got out and went to college. My youngest graduated ,from high school and this time I took my oldest son to San Diego to his little brother’s graduation. Now my oldest is an officer in the Army. My youngest just re-enlisted and his big brother got to swear him in. I am so proud of both of them that at times it takes my breath. I thank anyone who serves to this great country and thank you all. There are those who are trying to tear this county down but those of us who still believe this is the greatest country in the world will prevail!! God bless America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The grind is how you sharpen the axe, and it's the toile that makes the man. Keep grinding, keep living. Sleep later, wake up earlier. Work hard, play harder, and have fun while doing both. Squeeze every minute out of every day. Make every second count. GO OUT THERE AND GET AFTER IT.
Watching this 5 years later to learn more about Tim Kennedy after hearing about his heroism rescuing people from Afghanistan. THANK YOU (to BOTH of you)!
Jocko- Tim - Echo- I have literally NEVER listened to an entire Podcast... EVER- There are just not a lot of people that I am on the exact same wave length with... I FUCKING LOVED THIS. Thank you!!
Oh man... It was only a few weeks ago that I mentioned to a good buddy of mine how amazing it would be if Tim Kennedy would be a guest on Joko's podcast. This is going to be epic.
+Dane Rusticus -- Now that I just got done listening to it, I'm speechless. I honestly have no idea what to say, and yet I feel compelled to at least try. To say that was easily the best podcast I've ever listened to wouldn't do this episode any justice, but it was easily the best. To be more accurate, however, would be to say that this was the best dialogue between two extraordinary men I've ever heard in my life. The energy was palpable even through the computer screen. Two amazing warriors, each a master at their craft, coming together to share with the world their accrued wisdom and their dynamic personalities. A humble exchange, free of any ego or comparisons or competition, between two extraordinary human beings. Men like these two will inspire other men to be better men. They are inspirational enough on their own, individually, but together here in this podcast their inspirational qualities were amplified and intensified in a powerful synergy that I fear doing a disservice to, because I haven't the ability with words to properly describe it. Human beings are absolutely amazing animals, and these two men show us just how amazing our innate potential really is. Men such as these give me hope for the future of our species on this beautiful planet. Keep being doing what you do, guys. Keep being you.
Damn it, I erred. The last line should read "Keep doing what you do..." I figured I'd make a mistake in there. Oh well, I'll pay closer attention next time.
About this bayonet issue, if you have run out of ammo, indirect fire and QRF rescue, would you rather fight with a knife in your hand or use the the technique of spear fighting that has worked successfully for hundreds of years?
Violence, when the need arises, is a necessity. As the saying goes: Violence isn't the answer...but it's an option. Not actively LOOKING for trouble, but being prepared for it and utilizing it on command when it's necessary is a key component,
Now that I just got done listening to it, I'm speechless. I honestly have no idea what to say, and yet I feel compelled to at least try. To say that was easily the best podcast I've ever listened to wouldn't do this episode any justice, but it was easily the best. To be more accurate, however, would be to say that this was the best dialogue between two extraordinary men I've ever heard in my life. The energy was palpable even through the computer screen. Two amazing warriors, each a master at their craft, coming together to share with the world their accrued wisdom and their dynamic personalities. A humble exchange, free of any ego or comparisons or competition, between two extraordinary human beings. Men like these two will inspire other men to be better men. They are inspirational enough on their own, individually, but together here in this podcast their inspirational qualities were amplified and intensified in a powerful synergy that I fear doing a disservice to, because I haven't the ability with words to properly describe it. Human beings are absolutely amazing animals, and these two men show us just how amazing our innate potential really is. Men such as these give me hope for the future of our species on this beautiful planet. Keep doing what you do, guys. Keep being you.
Listening to this podcast helped me immensely, tonight... I have struggled with a lot after getting out of the army in 2016 and the wisdom you've imparted here has helped me out a lot in perspective. Thank you.
Normal civilian guy here. First time watching a Jocko podcast. Two words.. Simply Outstanding. Can honestly say ive never learnt more or been more inspired & enlightened from hearing these guys talk. So good to know guys like this are out there, especially with whats going on in the world today. Thankyou for your service & for the podcast Tim, Jocko & team. Look forward to watching many more. Regards Civilian guy from New Zealand.
I love Tim & the passion he has, people may think he is coming off borderline psychotic but he really is passionate and understands the reflection that is needed to help deflate his ego. Very humbling to hear he speak, and speak about the hardships of war that makes him respect & appreciate life.
The sheepdog is cursed and blessed with the capacity for violence and a profound love for the flock. That is what makes the warrior different from the wolf. ~ Lt. Col. Dave Grossman Great vid...thanks for sharing!
I work for a small police department and we do force on force yearly. Sim rounds with multiple scenarios, usually we go against the SWAT or Narcotics guys. With that being said, yearly is not enough, it should be monthly.
dominick253 Force on Force isn’t like waring a larger enemy force. It’s usually scenarios with 1 or 2 bad guys. The scenarios are more often then not based on real life situations that have happened across the country.
@@dominick253 my department does one training a year as well. Many times a year officers in my department are fired upon and fire their weapon. Training should be more frequent than battle but that's not the case in my department.
Really appreciative for you doing these podcasts. It gives combat vets an opportunity to listen to others with similar experiences and how they have processed their experiences. It also gives civilians an opportunity to try to understand the mindset of combat vets. I served as a NON-Combatant civilian assigned to the Navy/Marines based out of Panama in the late 80s early 90s. Several times I worked with NSWU-8 and SBU 26 as well as several Marine units. My area of operation was from Honduras to Colombia. After five years I came back to the US and had a hard time reintegrating. I was suffering ptsd and as I said, I was a non combatant. So I can’t imagine how difficult it is for combat soldiers and vets! That period of my life changed me drastically. It led me to read the Bible which educated me about Christianity. That’s how I dealt with it. I ended up back in Nicaragua working in the slums, dumps and a refugee camp building shelters, feeding children and training gang kids to weld. Interestingly, the majority of the people I served were Sandinistas which were the enemy. You can call it healing or putting things to rest or whatever, but making peace with my enemies and learning to love them as Jesus said is what sorted my life out.
Jocko, this was another outstanding podcast. Please invite Tim Kennedy back on. Would love to here how he is doing when he is back from deployment. Get some, Mr. Kennedy!
Train hard, bleed less, and be very hard to kill. Also: I was a Paramedic here in Portland. I turned down a firefighter Paramedic opportunity. Even though I could train hard to pass the testing I knew I might not be strong enough to do the job required each day. I refuse to have requirements lowered just because I’m female. It’s wrong. Thank you all for your service, thank you Tim and Jocko. 🙏🏻🇺🇸 Blessings.
I agree and it pisses me off when I see people mocking them. Apparently it's considered a cool thing to do to mock American military nowadays. Pisses me off when people don't learn history.
I think people should show some respect and if they have a problem with the politics of the situation blame the people who are in charge not the brave men and women who put themselves in harms way.
+Shira Yuri real talk..my daddy a l.r.r.p in Vietnam my brother 10th mountain army Iraq. they said they were doing duty and as you said politics separate from the people boots on the ground. thank you for honest post
Bingo. This idiot country has gone from one extreme to the other: During the '70's after Vietnam, if you were in any branch of the military back then, it was "Eew, what's wrong with you," plus since we all had to have long hair back then, it was bad enough the way anyone in the military stuck-out back then. Fast forward to now, with all of the "perception management" done by the U.S. gov't and DOD (Military shows at football games, retired generals cheerleading the war, etc), military people and veterans now are outright fetishized.
Thank you, guys, for an outstanding time. I laughed, I learned and I even shed a tear. As an American and part of the military community, I truly appreciate you doing this.
Awesome Podcast! My father just recently retired from the Harris County Sheriff's Office with over 33 years of service. He agreed tactical training was essential for law enforcement, to the point he spent his own money to receive this training. He believes two-man units would help in overall confidence and decision making. He believes it is only a matter of time before ROE will be mandatory for law enforement.
I'm so glad I've found these Podcasts! It reaffirms how proud I am to be an American and even more so, how proud I am of all of those who go off to defend our great country.
Jocko thank you so much for this podcast. I’m a military husband and my wife is deployed right now in afgan 42a and when I listen to this podcast it makes me feel closer to her and puts me at ease. Thank you brother
I feel my testosterone levels rising drastically as this podcast progresses. Suddenly I’m doing push-ups, pull-ups, and talking in a low slow deep whisper.
They are a bit delusional about what USA is. USA is a country with millions of people without access to health system. USA is a country that finances coups in foreign democracies like Iran in 1953 just to control their petrol. USA is the only country in the planet that droped atomic bombs in foreign soil. USA is a country with life expectancy lower than poor countries like Cuba. USA is a dangerous country that spies to their allies in Europe. USA is a country with millions in huge debts, living in a car or under a bridge despite having a job. As a matter of fact, they have to have two or 3 jobs to survive. USA is not an example to any other country. Regards from Spain( Europe).
@@jorgemarbur 1. Healthcare isn’t free, because healthcare workers, staff, buildings, etc. aren’t free. Even if you call it “free” in other countries, the funding comes from taxes, which comes from people. 2. All countries of power fund other military groups strategically. The US looks after it’s best interests because that’s what our enemies are doing. 3. USA dropped atomic bombs because the enemy refused to stop the war. We ALSO rebuilt every country we’ve ever been in conflict with, better than it was before, with OUR tax revue dollars! 4. The us life expectancy is 80... Spain is 83. You’re splitting hairs. 5. All countries have spies. Ref. Above. 6. No... people don’t work three jobs here to avoid living under a bridge. If you’ve heard that you’ve got bad information. If you can’t find a job in the US, you aren’t looking! People end up living under a bridge bc they are either addicts, lazy, alcoholics, etc. Government programs such as food stamps, housing, etc exist for this reason. So get out of here with that nonsense! People aren’t rushing Spain’s border by the tens of thousands! They’re rushing the US border! Why?! Because AMERICA IS AWESOME!!!! 🇺🇸 🦅 💥
Your an idiot. I am a disabled Vet by the way. Go check out the VA hospital in Philadelphia. Go look at our first tier health care. Where you have to wait 6 months for a CAT scan.
@@bradypierron8736 Don't lie, 1.Healthcare isn't free but in Spain or Europe, every citizen, every inmigrant has accessed to a doctor and in the USA more than 50 millionS would die at the door of a hospital for not having access to Medical services. 2. The US doesn't look after their citizens' interest but the interests of a few. 3. Don't rewrite history. There was no need to drop atomic bombs in Japan. Neither to drop chemical bombs in Syria by the USA. You don't rebuild nothing. Look at Afghanistan, leaving the country to ISIS and look at Iraq. 4. Don't lie, life expectancy of Spain 82, US is 77. Cuba is 78. 5. All countries have spies. Not to spy on allies like Germany. But I know why US spied Merkel, to find out that the relations between Germany and Russia were great. That is why US decided to stir problems between Ukraine and Russia. US likes to do that, to finance dictators, the Taliban and coups all over the planet. Don't be ignorant, thousands rush into Spain from the borders in Ceuta, Melilla and Canary Islands. Don't talk nonsense with your naïve patriotism.
Jocko? I love his discipline book. I was just letting TH-cam auto play while I was working out didn't know he had a podcast. The guy he's interviewing is giving me a major headache but leaving a comment to say Great book!
Had infection Gall Bladder, to call 911, the paramedics showed up, I am 5ft 11, 200lbs, 2 females show up they could not get me to the stretcher, I had to crawl out the house across my yard, to the truck.
Thank y’all so much for this podcast guys. I’m a 19 yr active duty military member from Texas that enlisted after 9/11 and this was SO POWERFUL for me. America thanks you for this conversation.I’m not on the level of y’all’s BAS ASSERY but I’ve bend deployed to Iraq/Afghanistan all my career. I salute you guys and Thank You!
Training will always be secondary to operations in law enforcement. It's a 24/7 business. You're thoughts on the type of training needed in LE are spot on. The problem is time available in combination with a willingness to put in the work to put on quality stress inoculation training.
Their take on law enforcement is so incredibly accurate. It's always been a tough job but in today's society, it takes a special person to step out into their community, suit up and protect and serve. Mad respect for the ones who still do. People aren't applying to be cops like they used to. Too high of a risk of going to jail, being sued, bring hated a getting killed, compared to years ago.
@@mctransportation9831 Yeah ok. Look at the officer down memorial page. Not only that but look at the high rates of injury and PTSD diagnoses that occur annually for law enforcement. Look at all the shootings, vehicle accidents and times they survived. It's a very dangerous profession and it's absurd to think otherwise.
@@artofvalor9396 you are misinformed. Most offricers never fire their weapon or are under any real threat in an entire career. Not to say it never happens, it does. It's so rare that of the 20 or so that die on the job in a year's time, everyone of them makes the national news. If the national news ran a story about every blue collar worker that died on the job, that's all they'd talk about.
@@mctransportation9831 I'm very informed. Worked at a fire department in a very small city down south. I've seen first hand what police officers go through. I've done ride alongs in the past. The danger they face is very real. The radio calls they respond to and the unknown. I've seen multiple instances where an officer was shot at, assaulted or de-escalated a situation to where they didn't have to use force. Most officers are well trained and actually Dave their own asses multiple times throughout their careers. If course that stuff doesn't make the news. The times they face danger to where other people are running scared. I highly recommend doing a ride along at your local department and/or speaking with an officer and asking him/her what kind of crazy stuff they've seen. The general populace just doesn't get it. To them it's Barney Fyffe Mayberry all the time and it's an easy going, chill ass job. Get involved. Ride with them for a few shifts and see what they respond to on a regular basis, even in smaller cities. You'd be amazed. People like to down play the danger cops face as just another way of bashing law enforcement.
I’m L/E for past 26yrs and your spot on. It is frustrating as hell when some of us understand and believe in the “mission” and train appropriately to be prepared for everything from the mundane to frustrating to downright deadly. While balancing going back to families after shift and reverting to father, mother, sibling or a parents child. Sadly too many others just treat it as a paycheck and just a “job.”
@@jameso6404 is there any concurrent training? Yearly training? Is there anything other than the initial academy for officers to sharpen their skills or is it all optional on their own time? I think that’s the problem. It would be too hard to mandate a federal standard across the nation for concurrent training, so doesn’t it fall on the individual departments to keep their guys trained? There has to be yearly high stress/shoot training. Military combat arms does it monthly if not weekly when not deployed.
Great podcast fellas. Was a Sgt. in the Corps and I’m a current Deputy Sheriff in CA. You guys touched on a lot of relevant topics for me. Having walked both sides of the fence, I can say both lifestyles are complicated. There is some crossover though, but not a lot. On a side note, I’m currently in a leadership program in LE and Jocko’s ‘Extreme Ownership’ book is mandatory reading in the course (with essay question assignments).
Best honest nonflinching military podcast interview ever. Proud to have served and honored to have these guys in the podcast represent the military and talk about it. Awesome Awesome podcast!!!! Thanks so much for this podcast and shouting out to my brother and sister Marines and the other branches.
This show was so far ahead of its time. The subjects talked about are so relevant today and the things happening across the country. Cop training, personal defense training, amazing. You guys nailed it! 👊🏻
Thank you Tim Kennedy for the suggesting of doing what you're unsure you can do. I was unsure I could hike Mt Greylock in one day. I'm not a regular hiker and totally out of shape not having worked out for 6 months. I decided to put my fears aside of getting injured or exhausted and went for it with a few bottles of water. Don't get me wrong, everyone here would kick my ass if it was a race. I'm not saying what I did was impressive. Greylock isn't a particularly high mountain at 3.5k feet. But the point is I fucking did it. 4 hours up and 2.5 hours down. The last 2 hours felt like an eternity. It felt like my knees were going to blow out at any moment. All I wanted to do was stop. It was tough as hell, but I did it. Because of this experience, I know myself a little better. I'm going to keep pushing myself this way and whoever happens to read this comment should too. Do things you're not sure you can accomplish. Good luck everyone.
Thank you Tim and Jocko my name is Tim S. If you ever need an extra teamate im here for you. Today 9-10-2021 you made me feel like better American and you make me proud but humble for what America and your teams have done for us.
these 2 gentlemen need to teach, train and share their education to all men willing i for one would sell my soul to train with these true and dwindling men luv listening to you both has changed my life
Absolutely bad ass. Listening to your podcast keeps me remembering to never forget that I'll always be a Marine and excuses are not acceptable. Semper Fi
One thing that I appreciate about this podcast is that it holds up even today. Specifically, the talk on law enforcement and the need to train to have better equipped cops, as well as focus on the mental prep.
@@robertflores9515 lol he's just fucking around. He probably like me grew up with a-lot of Mexican farm culture and laborious farm culture in general and. This alot of the time brings about that kind of candid blunt shoot the shit and constant gritty/friendly "jabs" being thrown at one another. Throw Spanish in there and Mexican culture...you have the result of his comment 🙂🤓....does that make sense? Seriously I wanna know 😂
@@slowlynow9 Yeah that's possible or could also be that he bumps heads with Mexicans because it's a different culture....does that make sense? I want to know 😆
So true . Life is so short . I didn't accomplish getting into seal training but I did meet my goal to serve & 6 yrs later I was glad I did. Now it's been 38 yrs later . Life is short do not wait, believe in yourself & get motivated & go challenge yourself now
“About Face”... not only the book, but my father loved Hackworth. My father did 3 combat tours in RVN, all volunteer, and till this day tells me interesting little facts about Col. Hackworth. (RIP)
I just wanna say thank you to both of you for what you offered during your conversation about women and physicality. You were very well spoken and as a women who has been considering military/law enforcement it was very enlightening! I can do it but there are specific lanes I will thrive in and specific ones I won’t and that’s okay. Thanks boys!!
I know I'm about 4 years late to this party but this is a great interview. I'm in 53 they're talking about women in the role of getting through selection for SF or even seals. As of last week a female just completed Green Beret selection. Question is was it scale back for her. I had a friend whose daughter wanted to go be at bombtech. Obviously pretty dangerous job. The suit weighed almost as much as her as she could not complete the task in the proper time limit wearing the suit and yet they passed her. What kind of sense does that make? So they can say that they have a woman in and through the program. That's just going to get somebody killed. I have a son who is a 6 ft 5 in 220 lb infantryman with designs and going through either ranger or SF selection and I sure as hell want the person to his left and right to be strong enough to get him at a harm's way should something happen to him. I don't care what anybody tells me but some 5 ft 4 in, 135 lb woman's not going to be able to do that
Jocko and Tim, yall are awesome. I was a POG (88M) lol. I endured many injuries and ETS'd in 2013. I kept a pretty motivated and level head for a while. Then i started feeling horrible and feeling like i left my brothers down. I felt worthless and defeated. I started feeling like my biggest fear was death with no purpose. When i stopped and thought about it after fellow brothers helping me out of the dark fucking hole...i remembered that my biggest fear was letting down my loved ones and family ive made. You guys are awesome! Thanks for the wisdom and entertainment. Be real. Be safe. Be real safe. Out.
These guys are just class acts , and their view points are flawlessly thought out and spoken about. This podcast was incredible im more than half way through and I'm completely captivated
"Get humble, or you're gonna get humbled"
That's downright Biblical.
I don’t think Tim Kennedy is particularly humble. He seems pretty high on his own supply. He blows his own trumpet relentlessly. Stark contrast to Jockos other recent guest Kyle Carpenter.
Hangry Hippo is he wrong
@@domzbu you can be that way and still be humble there is no solid definition for being humble there are levels to it
"I prefer dangerous freedom to peaceful slavery" - Tim Kennedy. Epic words of wisdom
@Aaron Davis who ? Wanna read his book
We are actually in a state of peaceful slavery. Big corporations out source all their small work to everybody else and they earn waaaaay more than what they put up as "salary". They have a death grip on necessities and policies and the people would need bend to their will to live.
@@loristnorton3723just hit the nail on the head..sadly the soldiers now are owned by them as well and the soldiers will be pointing there guns at us forcing us to take the needle its coming its here..tim kennedys america isn't here anymore..sad very sad
- Thomas Jefferson
Not Tim's words haha
Not his original quote. Although true.
because I'm highly trained. good come back echo.
+8mgirten echo is hilarious, i cant help but laugh when he says "good evening".
+8mgirten What time is that exchange? I was dying at that part and the fact that he keeps calling him Echo Charlie like he's some little kid who walked into the studio
*LOL*
Shortly after the 30 minute mark. 30:00
Uber12 bbbt D.C. Ct
Tim is a maniac. Glad he's on our side.
I'm almost certain he would score off the charts on certain aspects of the physco spectrum
“Yes or no Mr. Kennedy. Do you like to hurt people?”
Tim: Are they bad people?
@@dd-uq2xp Yes for sure but he took all that craziness and used it to kill even crazier evil people. We need people like him to deal with evil
@@jesseolson2160 I 100 percent agree we need people like him, as Jordan Peterson said "you better well have that imagination and ability to be just as evil as them, otherwise they go places you can't go... And they win"
@@d-fens5866 yes😂
I'm 4 years late, but every bit of this podcast is still relevant.
Ha me too Bc I saw a clip thought it was recent right. ? Prolly happened to u
Yep, legit
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Likewise...freaking crazy how on point these guys are!!!!
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Apparently when you become a seal you also get that Movie-trailer voice and only speak in pre-battle speeches.
Multiple famous SEALs do fit that description hahaaaaa
Ugugublu lol
Ugugublu
thought i was the only one who noticed
If he didn't have that voice everyone would complain about it. lol
What little I know is TK is an operator (Iraq, Afghanistan) and professional fighter, while JW was a commander of operators (TF Bronco, although he may have gone on missions in Iraq (and Liberia), and a trainer of fighters. There's a distinct difference in the tenor of their dialogue (TK wins, yet he's gracious with deference at the end).
Jocko looks like what I think a Navy SEAL named Jocko would look like.
Actually he is WHY you have that particular thought in the first place!
He's a beast machine and I sure as hell would like to be at least 2 states over when this guy gets pissed lol
I don't know why this make so much sense it confuse me.
@@ajcook7777 shit I'd rather be by his side lmao
I said that too!!
Jocko looks EXACTLY as we imagine, Echo Charles looks the exact OPPOSITE. LOL.
"You should hear what I'm about to go tell my guys". That was awesome.
Ryan MacLachlan am I the only one who wants to know what he said or the incentives for certain goals?
AverageBroesphGenetics ! Strip club and alcohol allowances
Yeah and who won
@@liamleonard9120
Jockos team never lost a man
"Self defense begins with the belief that you are worth defending." Rorion Gracie
Or you might hate yourself and care even less for others and their well being.
@@scottashe984 There's that real shit
@@MRJTD99 ul
That's deep bro
This podcast sparked the initial idea in my head of joining the military. I spent my childhood in martial arts schools, but always wanted to fight for a good cause and never knew where to go. I didn’t know anything about Special Forces, and upon watching this a while ago, did research and realized that I was meant to go that route. I am finishing my freshman year of college, joining the army, spending the next three years getting my degree and getting as prepared as possible physically and mentally, then I’ll try to go Green Beret. To Tim, Jocko, and Echo. Thank you. You helped me discover what I was meant to do, and one day I will thank you all in person. Whether or not that endeavor is successful, it will be an experience unlike any other.
Tim: "what's stopping us from killing Echo Charlie right now?"
Echo: "Because i'm highly trained."
Goddamn Echo has some balls
So badass
Against two amazing grapplers, special forces operator and navy SEAL. Balls of iron
Garrett Yelton He could take them both on lmao
Absofuckinglutely! 😂
What mark is this at?!?
i would feel real safe if i went to a bar with Jocko and Tim
Chad Toots I feel safe if I went to syria with them
Student of life jiu jitsu 101
@@ROBERTELEE-jd3st
You sound very tough and angry, you did a great job at playing that part
@@joeschmo247 Don't project your having a false mask onto other men. It only shows the nature of you as a snake.
@@gobomanaga5615
WTF, nope, not projecting, dude talked shit about my fellow snake eaters, and then someone got really offended and started calling him names, he seemed very angry, that's all, also no big deal for anyone to talk shit about my fellow snake eaters, I just thought the other dude sounded very angry
Echo "highly trained" Charles, what a legend!
xD
U should see Jade Charles what a womanizer. Ask Echo.....?
Echo really had that response in the chamber and ready
Not in the personality sector
He's very soft spoken, like a kid. But very respectful. A bit TOO quiet for a co-host maybe. I'd like to know his story. I know he's never been military. Is he some kind of athlete maybe?
Jocko has mastered the art of the pause and letting things sink in and build suspense! Black and white, no color. Expressing emotion with each word. He's good. These Tier 1 guys are all extremely intelligent and have above average IQ's.
Tier 2
@@Dd-fb2tj thanks for saying that I read this and thought for a sec jocko was in devgru
E.spatharius black and white Is because that was the only camera they had at the time and when they had money to upgrade they decided they actually loved the black and white. 😂
Funny i read this as it was happening lmao 😂
hes not tier one and he talks like batman
Inspiration,! I just finished watching this podcast an messaged my sons. There is 10 years between them. My older son served in the Marine Corp out of high school. I took my younger son to San Diego with me to watch the graduation. He was 8 at the time and he said mom that’s what I want to be when I grow up. My older son came home when he got out and went to college. My youngest graduated ,from high school and this time I took my oldest son to San Diego to his little brother’s graduation. Now my oldest is an officer in the Army. My youngest just re-enlisted and his big brother got to swear him in. I am so proud of both of them that at times it takes my breath. I thank anyone who serves to this great country and thank you all. There are those who are trying to tear this county down but those of us who still believe this is the greatest country in the world will prevail!! God bless America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The grind is how you sharpen the axe, and it's the toile that makes the man. Keep grinding, keep living. Sleep later, wake up earlier. Work hard, play harder, and have fun while doing both. Squeeze every minute out of every day. Make every second count. GO OUT THERE AND GET AFTER IT.
Watching this 5 years later to learn more about Tim Kennedy after hearing about his heroism rescuing people from Afghanistan.
THANK YOU (to BOTH of you)!
Jocko looks like testosterone if testosterone was a person.
Id say he looke like testosterone if testosterone was shot testosterone in its buttocks.
Michael Aguilar lmaooo
He looks more like a giant thumb haha
💉💉💉💉💉
*were
1:35:13 "For recovery to be important you have to have done the hard work to need it" Truer words have never been spoken
Jocko- Tim - Echo- I have literally NEVER listened to an entire Podcast... EVER- There are just not a lot of people that I am on the exact same wave length with... I FUCKING LOVED THIS. Thank you!!
Oh man... It was only a few weeks ago that I mentioned to a good buddy of mine how amazing it would be if Tim Kennedy would be a guest on Joko's podcast. This is going to be epic.
+Dane Rusticus -- Now that I just got done listening to it, I'm speechless. I honestly have no idea what to say, and yet I feel compelled to at least try. To say that was easily the best podcast I've ever listened to wouldn't do this episode any justice, but it was easily the best. To be more accurate, however, would be to say that this was the best dialogue between two extraordinary men I've ever heard in my life. The energy was palpable even through the computer screen. Two amazing warriors, each a master at their craft, coming together to share with the world their accrued wisdom and their dynamic personalities. A humble exchange, free of any ego or comparisons or competition, between two extraordinary human beings.
Men like these two will inspire other men to be better men. They are inspirational enough on their own, individually, but together here in this podcast their inspirational qualities were amplified and intensified in a powerful synergy that I fear doing a disservice to, because I haven't the ability with words to properly describe it. Human beings are absolutely amazing animals, and these two men show us just how amazing our innate potential really is. Men such as these give me hope for the future of our species on this beautiful planet.
Keep being doing what you do, guys. Keep being you.
+Dane Rustics I concurr
Damn it, I erred. The last line should read "Keep doing what you do..." I figured I'd make a mistake in there. Oh well, I'll pay closer attention next time.
+Dane Rusticus Amen !
I only knew Tim Kennedy from MMA. I had no idea he was this much of a badass.
About this bayonet issue, if you have run out of ammo, indirect fire and QRF rescue, would you rather fight with a knife in your hand or use the the technique of spear fighting that has worked successfully for hundreds of years?
Karl Miller it increases range by a large amount and personally I’d rather flank a guy with a spear than a basic knife.
Unless your jocko in special forces. Close up cover the mouth and cut the throat. You jab a spear into someone their going to scream like a bitch
Justin Mcmanus not if you stab them in the throat
Karl Miller
Thousands of years more like.
@@robertblake1032 around 300,000 years, even neanderthals used them.
Even as a regular person/civilian, one can learn so much about life from these 2 guys. Their life experiences are so powerful!
Violence, when the need arises, is a necessity.
As the saying goes: Violence isn't the answer...but it's an option.
Not actively LOOKING for trouble, but being prepared for it and utilizing it on command when it's necessary is a key component,
Yea if the time ever comes I want to be able to at least defend myself and not freak out
Facts! I try to explain this to people, who think I’m a psycho because I believe in personal protection.
I'm rewatching this podcast for the fifth time and my God. Joko it's time to run for president. Joko 2020
Now that I just got done listening to it, I'm speechless. I honestly have no idea what to say, and yet I feel compelled to at least try. To say that was easily the best podcast I've ever listened to wouldn't do this episode any justice, but it was easily the best. To be more accurate, however, would be to say that this was the best dialogue between two extraordinary men I've ever heard in my life. The energy was palpable even through the computer screen. Two amazing warriors, each a master at their craft, coming together to share with the world their accrued wisdom and their dynamic personalities. A humble exchange, free of any ego or comparisons or competition, between two extraordinary human beings.
Men like these two will inspire other men to be better men. They are inspirational enough on their own, individually, but together here in this podcast their inspirational qualities were amplified and intensified in a powerful synergy that I fear doing a disservice to, because I haven't the ability with words to properly describe it. Human beings are absolutely amazing animals, and these two men show us just how amazing our innate potential really is. Men such as these give me hope for the future of our species on this beautiful planet.
Keep doing what you do, guys. Keep being you.
These podcasts just get better and better every week...stunning.
Listening to this podcast helped me immensely, tonight... I have struggled with a lot after getting out of the army in 2016 and the wisdom you've imparted here has helped me out a lot in perspective. Thank you.
Normal civilian guy here.
First time watching a Jocko podcast.
Two words.. Simply Outstanding.
Can honestly say ive never learnt more or been more inspired & enlightened from hearing these guys talk.
So good to know guys like this are out there, especially with whats going on in the world today.
Thankyou for your service & for the podcast Tim, Jocko & team.
Look forward to watching many more.
Regards Civilian guy from New Zealand.
I love Tim & the passion he has, people may think he is coming off borderline psychotic but he really is passionate and understands the reflection that is needed to help deflate his ego. Very humbling to hear he speak, and speak about the hardships of war that makes him respect & appreciate life.
The sheepdog is cursed and blessed with the capacity for violence and a profound love for the flock. That is what makes the warrior different from the wolf. ~ Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
Great vid...thanks for sharing!
I love this.
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I work for a small police department and we do force on force yearly. Sim rounds with multiple scenarios, usually we go against the SWAT or Narcotics guys. With that being said, yearly is not enough, it should be monthly.
Agreed
Why do you feel that way? Do you feel the cost benefit would be worthwhile? How often would your department face off against another armed force?
dominick253 Force on Force isn’t like waring a larger enemy force. It’s usually scenarios with 1 or 2 bad guys. The scenarios are more often then not based on real life situations that have happened across the country.
DAILY
@@dominick253 my department does one training a year as well. Many times a year officers in my department are fired upon and fire their weapon. Training should be more frequent than battle but that's not the case in my department.
I love how the topics are itemized in the drop down, makes it easy to recommend a topic covered in the podcast to a friend.
Really appreciative for you doing these podcasts. It gives combat vets an opportunity to listen to others with similar experiences and how they have processed their experiences. It also gives civilians an opportunity to try to understand the mindset of combat vets. I served as a NON-Combatant civilian assigned to the Navy/Marines based out of Panama in the late 80s early 90s. Several times I worked with NSWU-8 and SBU 26 as well as several Marine units. My area of operation was from Honduras to Colombia. After five years I came back to the US and had a hard time reintegrating. I was suffering ptsd and as I said, I was a non combatant. So I can’t imagine how difficult it is for combat soldiers and vets! That period of my life changed me drastically. It led me to read the Bible which educated me about Christianity. That’s how I dealt with it. I ended up back in Nicaragua working in the slums, dumps and a refugee camp building shelters, feeding children and training gang kids to weld. Interestingly, the majority of the people I served were Sandinistas which were the enemy. You can call it healing or putting things to rest or whatever, but making peace with my enemies and learning to love them as Jesus said is what sorted my life out.
True, as a prior law Enforcement officer, we absolutely do NOT get enough training, or the propery training to prepare for certain situations
This podcast is better than steroids
I know, I am totally jacked now.
Conchobar Ó hUigín I just threw a 130lb dumbbell thru the window at the gym
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Jocko, this was another outstanding podcast. Please invite Tim Kennedy back on. Would love to here how he is doing when he is back from deployment. Get some, Mr. Kennedy!
There needs to be a part two with Tim. This is amazing.
Train hard, bleed less, and be very hard to kill. Also: I was a Paramedic here in Portland. I turned down a firefighter Paramedic opportunity. Even though I could train hard to pass the testing I knew I might not be strong enough to do the job required each day. I refuse to have requirements lowered just because I’m female. It’s wrong. Thank you all for your service, thank you Tim and Jocko. 🙏🏻🇺🇸 Blessings.
30:33 "Cause I'm highly trained" :D that was great
ahahahahaha
These are modern day spartans
I agree and it pisses me off when I see people mocking them. Apparently it's considered a cool thing to do to mock American military nowadays. Pisses me off when people don't learn history.
+Shira Yuri im a marine corps Iraq war vet and I don't mind. people need to stop being boot licking military worshippers
I think people should show some respect and if they have a problem with the politics of the situation blame the people who are in charge not the brave men and women who put themselves in harms way.
+Shira Yuri real talk..my daddy a l.r.r.p in Vietnam my brother 10th mountain army Iraq. they said they were doing duty and as you said politics separate from the people boots on the ground. thank you for honest post
Bingo. This idiot country has gone from one extreme to the other: During the '70's after Vietnam, if you were in any branch of the military back then, it was "Eew, what's wrong with you," plus since we all had to have long hair back then, it was bad enough the way anyone in the military stuck-out back then.
Fast forward to now, with all of the "perception management" done by the U.S. gov't and DOD (Military shows at football games, retired generals cheerleading the war, etc), military people and veterans now are outright fetishized.
Thank you, guys, for an outstanding time. I laughed, I learned and I even shed a tear. As an American and part of the military community, I truly appreciate you doing this.
Awesome Podcast! My father just recently retired from the Harris County Sheriff's Office with over 33 years of service. He agreed tactical training was essential for law enforcement, to the point he spent his own money to receive this training. He believes two-man units would help in overall confidence and decision making. He believes it is only a matter of time before ROE will be mandatory for law enforement.
One of my favorite Jocko Pod Casts. Tim is some character, massive energy between Tim and Jocko .
I'm so glad I've found these Podcasts! It reaffirms how proud I am to be an American and even more so, how proud I am of all of those who go off to defend our great country.
Jocko thank you so much for this podcast. I’m a military husband and my wife is deployed right now in afgan 42a and when I listen to this podcast it makes me feel closer to her and puts me at ease.
Thank you brother
You sure she aint getting ran thru?
I feel my testosterone levels rising drastically as this podcast progresses. Suddenly I’m doing push-ups, pull-ups, and talking in a low slow deep whisper.
lmao
They are a bit delusional about what USA is. USA is a country with millions of people without access to health system. USA is a country that finances coups in foreign democracies like Iran in 1953 just to control their petrol. USA is the only country in the planet that droped atomic bombs in foreign soil. USA is a country with life expectancy lower than poor countries like Cuba. USA is a dangerous country that spies to their allies in Europe. USA is a country with millions in huge debts, living in a car or under a bridge despite having a job. As a matter of fact, they have to have two or 3 jobs to survive.
USA is not an example to any other country.
Regards from Spain( Europe).
@@jorgemarbur
1. Healthcare isn’t free, because healthcare workers, staff, buildings, etc. aren’t free. Even if you call it “free” in other countries, the funding comes from taxes, which comes from people.
2. All countries of power fund other military groups strategically. The US looks after it’s best interests because that’s what our enemies are doing.
3. USA dropped atomic bombs because the enemy refused to stop the war. We ALSO rebuilt every country we’ve ever been in conflict with, better than it was before, with OUR tax revue dollars!
4. The us life expectancy is 80... Spain is 83. You’re splitting hairs.
5. All countries have spies. Ref. Above.
6. No... people don’t work three jobs here to avoid living under a bridge. If you’ve heard that you’ve got bad information. If you can’t find a job in the US, you aren’t looking!
People end up living under a bridge bc they are either addicts, lazy, alcoholics, etc. Government programs such as food stamps, housing, etc exist for this reason.
So get out of here with that nonsense! People aren’t rushing Spain’s border by the tens of thousands! They’re rushing the US border! Why?! Because AMERICA IS AWESOME!!!! 🇺🇸 🦅 💥
Your an idiot. I am a disabled Vet by the way. Go check out the VA hospital in Philadelphia. Go look at our first tier health care. Where you have to wait 6 months for a CAT scan.
@@bradypierron8736 Don't lie,
1.Healthcare isn't free but in Spain or Europe, every citizen, every inmigrant has accessed to a doctor and in the USA more than 50 millionS would die at the door of a hospital for not having access to Medical services.
2. The US doesn't look after their citizens' interest but the interests of a few.
3. Don't rewrite history. There was no need to drop atomic bombs in Japan. Neither to drop chemical bombs in Syria by the USA. You don't rebuild nothing. Look at Afghanistan, leaving the country to ISIS and look at Iraq.
4. Don't lie, life expectancy of Spain 82, US is 77. Cuba is 78.
5. All countries have spies. Not to spy on allies like Germany. But I know why US spied Merkel, to find out that the relations between Germany and Russia were great. That is why US decided to stir problems between Ukraine and Russia. US likes to do that, to finance dictators, the Taliban and coups all over the planet.
Don't be ignorant, thousands rush into Spain from the borders in Ceuta, Melilla and Canary Islands.
Don't talk nonsense with your naïve patriotism.
Tim: "what's stopping us from killing Echo Charlie right now?"
Echo: "Because i'm highly trained."
Dayummmmmm
Echo didn't even blink haha certified.
Laughed my ass off to that! These guys are great.
This was gold!
I loved it I almost fell out laughing when he said that
Randy Cain literally came back for just that and Bayoneta training
Jocko? I love his discipline book. I was just letting TH-cam auto play while I was working out didn't know he had a podcast. The guy he's interviewing is giving me a major headache but leaving a comment to say Great book!
Had infection Gall Bladder, to call 911, the paramedics showed up, I am 5ft 11, 200lbs, 2 females show up they could not get me to the stretcher, I had to crawl out the house across my yard, to the truck.
Man that is so unlucky
One of the greatest podcasts I've ever seen. I'm 20 and just joined the Marine Corps
Make us proud young man. Best wishes.
So did you become a Devil Dog?
Hey, Marine, how is it going? What did you end up doing for the Corp?
Jocko:”An American patriot”
Tim:”God Bless America”
👊🏽👏🏽💪🏽
Thanks for the podcast! My only complain was that it wasn't long enough, but to be honest I'd say that same thing even if it was 10 hours long!
Tyron Woodley you got that immigrant mentality dawg
Michael Fenwick LMAO that's funny
Tyron Woodley Holy shit, so Tyron Woodley watches Jocko Podcast? Good to know.
That ain’t Tyrone lol
P
Tim Kennedy is like a real life alter version of Deadpool lol
💀💀💀 deadass
Low key
Tim is a legit psychopath. He holds no guilt about extinguishing an entire culture for his country.
This is soooo true!!!!
Yup
Thank y’all so much for this podcast guys. I’m a 19 yr active duty military member from Texas that enlisted after 9/11 and this was SO POWERFUL for me. America thanks you for this conversation.I’m not on the level of y’all’s BAS ASSERY but I’ve bend deployed to Iraq/Afghanistan all my career. I salute you guys and Thank You!
Damn I wish chris kyle could've gotten the chance to be on a podcast with Jocko
Jack Ryan Chris the liar kyle
Chris Kyle was a psycho nothing like these men
Jesse Ventura..
These comments are hilarious 😂 read his service record. The official one. Hes a fucking stud
@@justjsse8917 Why did he lie about punching Jesse Ventura?
Training will always be secondary to operations in law enforcement. It's a 24/7 business. You're thoughts on the type of training needed in LE are spot on. The problem is time available in combination with a willingness to put in the work to put on quality stress inoculation training.
Tyrus Moulder also the funding.
Their take on law enforcement is so incredibly accurate. It's always been a tough job but in today's society, it takes a special person to step out into their community, suit up and protect and serve. Mad respect for the ones who still do. People aren't applying to be cops like they used to. Too high of a risk of going to jail, being sued, bring hated a getting killed, compared to years ago.
Statistically, it's not a dangerous job. More dangerous than a desk job, but safer than trucker or construction worker.
@@mctransportation9831 Yeah ok. Look at the officer down memorial page. Not only that but look at the high rates of injury and PTSD diagnoses that occur annually for law enforcement. Look at all the shootings, vehicle accidents and times they survived. It's a very dangerous profession and it's absurd to think otherwise.
@@artofvalor9396 you are misinformed. Most offricers never fire their weapon or are under any real threat in an entire career. Not to say it never happens, it does. It's so rare that of the 20 or so that die on the job in a year's time, everyone of them makes the national news. If the national news ran a story about every blue collar worker that died on the job, that's all they'd talk about.
@@mctransportation9831 I'm very informed. Worked at a fire department in a very small city down south. I've seen first hand what police officers go through. I've done ride alongs in the past. The danger they face is very real. The radio calls they respond to and the unknown. I've seen multiple instances where an officer was shot at, assaulted or de-escalated a situation to where they didn't have to use force. Most officers are well trained and actually Dave their own asses multiple times throughout their careers. If course that stuff doesn't make the news. The times they face danger to where other people are running scared. I highly recommend doing a ride along at your local department and/or speaking with an officer and asking him/her what kind of crazy stuff they've seen. The general populace just doesn't get it. To them it's Barney Fyffe Mayberry all the time and it's an easy going, chill ass job. Get involved. Ride with them for a few shifts and see what they respond to on a regular basis, even in smaller cities. You'd be amazed. People like to down play the danger cops face as just another way of bashing law enforcement.
"Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends." - Jesus
4 years ago JOCKO called it about the cops and there training. Geeze
Their**
@@thejaybird5541 tool
@@_JT107 woah got me
I’m L/E for past 26yrs and your spot on. It is frustrating as hell when some of us understand and believe in the “mission” and train appropriately to be prepared for everything from the mundane to frustrating to downright deadly. While balancing going back to families after shift and reverting to father, mother, sibling or a parents child. Sadly too many others just treat it as a paycheck and just a “job.”
@@jameso6404 is there any concurrent training? Yearly training? Is there anything other than the initial academy for officers to sharpen their skills or is it all optional on their own time? I think that’s the problem. It would be too hard to mandate a federal standard across the nation for concurrent training, so doesn’t it fall on the individual departments to keep their guys trained? There has to be yearly high stress/shoot training. Military combat arms does it monthly if not weekly when not deployed.
Great podcast fellas. Was a Sgt. in the Corps and I’m a current Deputy Sheriff in CA. You guys touched on a lot of relevant topics for me. Having walked both sides of the fence, I can say both lifestyles are complicated. There is some crossover though, but not a lot. On a side note, I’m currently in a leadership program in LE and Jocko’s ‘Extreme Ownership’ book is mandatory reading in the course (with essay question assignments).
Thanks for the info I just got into these guys
Thank u also for your service sir
lets get Marcus Luttrell on!
+Steven K -- And Andy Stumpf
Steven K nah he's a phony dude do some research on hom
Black People it was a sad day when I realized that it may infact be the case.
Black People whats your sources
Alexander Ramirez ^
I rewatch this one every now & again. Tim is a different kind of person.
imagine if him and Jocko had a joint podcast
41:20 'We airdropped a pallet of porn and protein to a bunch of marines' Tim Kennedy is fucking incredible
And that very moment was likely the BEST moment of each of those Marine(s) entire careers. Tim is a damn legend.
Best honest nonflinching military podcast interview ever.
Proud to have served and honored to have these guys in the podcast represent the military and talk about it.
Awesome Awesome podcast!!!! Thanks so much for this podcast and shouting out to my brother and sister Marines and the other branches.
I love how they pan the camera to echo for a second then move it back. Echo cracks me up
Echo likes Tim.
Titters like a school girl uncontrollably at his crazy jokes😂😂
LMAO all three of these guys are great but Echo you the man 30:35
xDDDDDDDDDDDD
From Russia, with love.
And Respect.
That was amazing.
And inspiring.
Out.
This show was so far ahead of its time. The subjects talked about are so relevant today and the things happening across the country. Cop training, personal defense training, amazing. You guys nailed it! 👊🏻
Thank you Tim Kennedy for the suggesting of doing what you're unsure you can do. I was unsure I could hike Mt Greylock in one day. I'm not a regular hiker and totally out of shape not having worked out for 6 months. I decided to put my fears aside of getting injured or exhausted and went for it with a few bottles of water. Don't get me wrong, everyone here would kick my ass if it was a race. I'm not saying what I did was impressive. Greylock isn't a particularly high mountain at 3.5k feet. But the point is I fucking did it. 4 hours up and 2.5 hours down. The last 2 hours felt like an eternity. It felt like my knees were going to blow out at any moment. All I wanted to do was stop. It was tough as hell, but I did it. Because of this experience, I know myself a little better.
I'm going to keep pushing myself this way and whoever happens to read this comment should too. Do things you're not sure you can accomplish. Good luck everyone.
Thanks for the motivation at 1:44.25. The one thing no amount of money can buy is time. So let's go get after it.
This is the manliest podcast to ever be recorded
More Tim needed. Hilarious and smart patriot. Thanks Jocko and Echo
Thank you Tim and Jocko my name is Tim S. If you ever need an extra teamate im here for you. Today 9-10-2021 you made me feel like better American and you make me proud but humble for what America and your teams have done for us.
these 2 gentlemen need to teach, train and share their education to all men willing i for one would sell my soul to train with these true and dwindling men luv listening to you both has changed my life
“ The grind is how you sharpen the axe” Best!
Glad to see Vets successful doing positive things and pushing forward. God Bless America!
Absolutely bad ass.
Listening to your podcast keeps me remembering to never forget that I'll always be a Marine and excuses are not acceptable.
Semper Fi
I'm enlisting as we speak I gotta get my pull ups up your in already or gonna get in?
+Spartan 04 If you can do one, you'll eventually get to 20 with some practice. Good luck.
One thing that I appreciate about this podcast is that it holds up even today. Specifically, the talk on law enforcement and the need to train to have better equipped cops, as well as focus on the mental prep.
“Cause I’m highly trained” 30:40 -Echo Charles best line of this podcast
“I speak spanish and argue with mexicans” 😂
@Three Percent Man beginning, where he is from
@@outdooraddictionpa8218 texas
Lol I was wondering exactly what he meant by that?
@@robertflores9515 lol he's just fucking around. He probably like me grew up with a-lot of Mexican farm culture and laborious farm culture in general and. This alot of the time brings about that kind of candid blunt shoot the shit and constant gritty/friendly "jabs" being thrown at one another. Throw Spanish in there and Mexican culture...you have the result of his comment 🙂🤓....does that make sense? Seriously I wanna know 😂
@@slowlynow9 Yeah that's possible or could also be that he bumps heads with Mexicans because it's a different culture....does that make sense? I want to know 😆
Favourite Podcast of all time. Just a bunch of warriors talking!
I just realized Tim and I grew up in the same town. SF Tim, and keep kicking ass.
Brian Hiatt where at brotha I’m also from Cali ?
First part of podcast he says the name
Atascadero
I genuinely appreciate the honesty & humanity of this conversation. God bless America & all humanity.
So true . Life is so short . I didn't accomplish getting into seal training but I did meet my goal to serve & 6 yrs later I was glad I did. Now it's been 38 yrs later . Life is short do not wait, believe in yourself & get motivated & go challenge yourself now
Salute to all 3 of you . Your all inspirations and hero’s . Thank you for your service 👏🏻💪🏼🇺🇸
How did this podcast slip past my nets??!! Need more Jocko and Tim collaboration!
Tim was just on joe Rogan like a week ago check it out
Now him and jocko need to so another
I loved Jocko laughing at the "crossfit has self defense now"
@Coke Dogg I like the women of crossfit. they give me a boner. lol
“About Face”... not only the book, but my father loved Hackworth. My father did 3 combat tours in RVN, all volunteer, and till this day tells me interesting little facts about Col. Hackworth. (RIP)
I just wanna say thank you to both of you for what you offered during your conversation about women and physicality. You were very well spoken and as a women who has been considering military/law enforcement it was very enlightening! I can do it but there are specific lanes I will thrive in and specific ones I won’t and that’s okay. Thanks boys!!
I know I'm about 4 years late to this party but this is a great interview. I'm in 53 they're talking about women in the role of getting through selection for SF or even seals. As of last week a female just completed Green Beret selection. Question is was it scale back for her. I had a friend whose daughter wanted to go be at bombtech. Obviously pretty dangerous job. The suit weighed almost as much as her as she could not complete the task in the proper time limit wearing the suit and yet they passed her. What kind of sense does that make? So they can say that they have a woman in and through the program. That's just going to get somebody killed. I have a son who is a 6 ft 5 in 220 lb infantryman with designs and going through either ranger or SF selection and I sure as hell want the person to his left and right to be strong enough to get him at a harm's way should something happen to him. I don't care what anybody tells me but some 5 ft 4 in, 135 lb woman's not going to be able to do that
"The Grind is how you sharpen the Axe." Please put this on a t shirt Jocko
More Tim Kennedy!!!
So happy to see Jocko's podcast blowing up.. He's the man..
Jocko and Tim, yall are awesome. I was a POG (88M) lol. I endured many injuries and ETS'd in 2013. I kept a pretty motivated and level head for a while. Then i started feeling horrible and feeling like i left my brothers down. I felt worthless and defeated. I started feeling like my biggest fear was death with no purpose. When i stopped and thought about it after fellow brothers helping me out of the dark fucking hole...i remembered that my biggest fear was letting down my loved ones and family ive made. You guys are awesome! Thanks for the wisdom and entertainment. Be real. Be safe. Be real safe. Out.
God bless Texas!
Except Austin.. Fuck those ASSHOLES.LOL
I love Texas! 💪😎🇺🇸
"Because I'm highly trained" without hesitation and delivered with cold emotion.... I fell out
"Whats stopping us from killing Echo Charlie over here?"
"Cause im highly trained"
30:35
These guys are just class acts , and their view points are flawlessly thought out and spoken about. This podcast was incredible im more than half way through and I'm completely captivated
Enjoyed the new Tim Kennedy pod so much I decided to dig in the archive. Not disappointed.