Host Eric Dehm is joined by AMVETS Executive Director Joe Chenelly and they discuss the continuing discussion on AMVETS rejected #PleaseStand Super Bowl ad, including their new PSA, before moving on to talk about the anti-military teacher, VA ID card try #2 and backpay coming to some disabled vets who were overtaxed.

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, Host Eric Dehm and Producer Jake Hughes discuss falling out of touch with old military buddies who disappear off social media, and Mattis directing the Pentagon to research a personal electronics ban that would include cell phones. And then the founder & CEO of Grunt Style (a partner of ConnectingVets.com) joins the show to talk about the company's wildly succesful 2017 and what he's got planned for 2018. 

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, Host Eric Dehm and Producer Jake Hughes discuss falling out of touch with old military buddies who disappear off social media, and Mattis directing the Pentagon to research a personal electronics ban that would include cell phones. And then the founder & CEO of Grunt Style (a partner of ConnectingVets.com) joins the show to talk about the company's wildly succesful 2017 and what he's got planned for 2018. 

Host Eric Dehm is joined by AMVETS Executive Director Joe Chenelly and they discuss the continuing discussion on AMVETS rejected #PleaseStand Super Bowl ad, including their new PSA, before moving on to talk about the anti-military teacher, VA ID card try #2 and backpay coming to some disabled vets who were overtaxed.

By rejecting AMVETS #PleaseStand ad, the NFL has pissed off a ton of Vets. Even if you're not mad, you have probably seen the arguments online.  In this podcast you'll hear from AMVETS, the NFL, smack talking Twitter users and fabricated stories that are causing fights in the stands.

By rejecting AMVETS #PleaseStand ad, the NFL has pissed off a ton of Vets. Even if you're not mad, you have probably seen the arguments online.  In this podcast you'll hear from AMVETS, the NFL, smack talking Twitter users and fabricated stories that are causing fights in the stands.

Host Eric Dehm is joined by The American Legion's National Security Director Eric Goepel to discuss his career and the national security threats facing America and the veteran community including the opioid crisis and MS-13.

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, Host Eric Dehm is joined by former Green Beret & Texas Longhorn/Seattle Seahawk football player Nate Boyer to discuss his fascinating career trajectory that took him from volunteer relief work in Sudan to the Special Forces to the NFL and currently to hollywood, where he is currently featured in the currently showing films "12 Strong" and "Den of Thieves." Boyer also discusses the NFL's national anthem protests, something he played a part in by convincing Colin Kaepernick to take a knee instead of sitting.

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, Host Eric Dehm is joined by former Green Beret & Texas Longhorn/Seattle Seahawk football player Nate Boyer to discuss his fascinating career trajectory that took him from volunteer relief work in Sudan to the Special Forces to the NFL and currently to hollywood, where he is currently featured in the currently showing films "12 Strong" and "Den of Thieves." Boyer also discusses the NFL's national anthem protests, something he played a part in by convincing Colin Kaepernick to take a knee instead of sitting.

Host Eric Dehm is joined by The American Legion's National Security Director Eric Goepel to discuss his career and the national security threats facing America and the veteran community including the opioid crisis and MS-13.