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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to best-selling author Jack Carr about the hardest aspects of being a Navy SEAL, what he learned about Hollywood filming “The Terminal List,” and the decline of U.S. military power. First, Jack opens up about the emotional challenges of being a Navy SEAL and the events that no training can prepare you for. Next, Jack explains how Chris Pratt and Antoine Fuqua became involved in turning "The Terminal List" into an Amazon series. Jack also shares stories of liberal friends in Los Angeles buying guns for the first time and being shocked by the restrictions. Finally, Jack reveals why the U.S. military is in decline and why failed leaders simply leave and get high-paying jobs in the defense industry.
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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to best-selling author Jack Carr about the hardest aspects of being a Navy SEAL, what he learned about Hollywood filming “The Terminal List,” and the decline of U.S. military power. First, Jack opens up about the emotional challenges of being a Navy SEAL and the events that no training can prepare you for. Next, Jack explains how Chris Pratt and Antoine Fuqua became involved in turning "The Terminal List" into an Amazon series. Jack also shares stories of liberal friends in Los Angeles buying guns for the first time and being shocked by the restrictions. Finally, Jack reveals why the U.S. military is in decline and why failed leaders simply leave and get high-paying jobs in the defense industry.
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