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Former Paratrooper, Bodyguard, Elite Operator, CIA Asset. Author 4 Books (Including United Nations Faces of Hope) and Guest Speaker, Lecturer. Ambassador and Patron of international charitys and foundations. Many have tried to stop Anthony’s story from being told, they have succeeded.. until now..!! Tasks included; Almost 3 years undercover inside a Terrrorist Network working for the CIA. Over 100 Terrorists Attacks stopped including attacks on Schools, football matches, music events, Buckingham Palace and several other targets across the UK and US. (Including helping to stop 12 suicide bombers in UK and Europe). Lives Saved, Job Done. Synopsis of covert tasks on Documents Page. The books are detailed with corresponding photographs, original reports and documents. From "Living On The Edge" to being the "Cuting Edge". A rare inside firsthand account of what it takes to stop

Patrick Collins is a former professional athlete, MMA Fighter , turned Green Beret. He is a combat vetrepeneur,motivational speaker and veteran advocate for mental health . He is the Founder and CEO of Delta Fuego.

Ron Miscavige escaped from the Church of Scientology’s international headquarters outside Hemet, California, on March 25, 2012. Shortly thereafter, his son and current Scientology leader David Miscavige allegedly hired private investigators to follow Ron and file reports each day about his activities: where he went, what he did, and who he spoke to. In early August 2013, after nearly a year and a half, the PIs slipped up and one was arrested, at which point they confessed the sordid details of what they had been hired to do. When the story was printed in the Los Angeles Times in April 2015 the country was aghast and shock waves spread internationally. Ron did not especially care for the publicity. His aim after leaving Scientology was simply to get on with his life, play his horn in Dixieland bands and sell Exer-Genies, an exercise device he had been using since the 1960s. The other thing he did not care for was the situation that his two daughters had cut off contact with him owing to the Church of Scientology’s policy of “disconnection,” whereby church members are forced to cut all communication with anyone who they deem has been critical of the church. Ron’s departure from Scientology two years earlier placed him in bad stead with the church, and his son David prevailed upon his two sisters to sever the connection with their father. Now, having been separated from his daughters as well as his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Ron made the decision to stand up against the church’s practice of tearing families apart and strike a blow to end the abuse. The result was his book Ruthless: Scientology, My Son David Miscavige and Me published by St. Martins Press.

Don Bentley spent a decade as an Army Apache helicopter pilot during which time he was stationed in South Korea, Germany, and Texas. While deployed to Afghanistan as a Troop Commander in support of Operation Enduring Freedom VI, Don was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Air Medal with “V” device for valor. Following his time in the military Don worked as an FBI Special Agent and was a member of the Dallas Office Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team. Since leaving the FBI, Don has worked for a number of companies that develop technology for the U.S. Special Operations Community. He holds a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Ohio State University, and an M.F.A in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University. Don is the author of the Matt Drake thriller series including WITHOUT SANCTION, THE OUTSIDE MAN, and two forth coming titles, as well as TARGET ACQUIRED, a Tom Clancy Jack Ryan, Jr. novel.

This week Jack Carr joins me in the the studio. If you have not heard Jack was a Navy Seal, New York Times bestselling author, Podcast Host, and has a new show based on the his best selling books from The Terminal List series. To top it all off, the ☆ of the series is none other than Chris Pratt. We have a great conversation and start the season off right. Make sure to check out Jack at the following links. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast and leave a review at your favorite podcast site. #jackcarr #theterminallist #chrispratt #navyseal #amazonprime #officialjackcarr #atriamysterybus

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Stefhan Bennett, has been a police officer for 25 years at a large metropolitan agency. Throughout his career in law enforcement, his motivation was in serving the community and making the world a better place. Being half Costa Rican, coffee is in his blood and has been a part of his daily routine for many years. Police Coffee is an officer-owned business dedicated to crafting the finest coffees and blends and shipped as soon as they are made to provide you with the freshest coffee available. Each batch is roasted fresh by people who know what it means to stay vigilant – and our specialty coffees do not waste one drop when flavor is concerned. Our coffee is some of the best you’ll find, but it also helps serve an important cause – giving back to our community. Fifty-percent of our profits goes towards helping family members of police officers who fell in the line of duty. For a police officer, quality coffee is one of rare perks of the job. We want to show you the difference between ordinary coffee and a specialty-made, freshly roasted batch coffee that will wake your taste buds, opening them to new flavors and aromas. Our brothers and sisters who put a badge on every day and our community that stands with us, was our motivation to start Police Coffee. We’re proud of our blue background, and we recognize that being a law enforcement professional takes grit, dedication, patriotism, and belief that the work we do is vital to the well-being of the communities we serve. That’s why our coffee is crafted for Police Officers and those who support them – to help you stay energized throughout your day, no matter what challenges your job may bring. Here, our value for backing the blue directly translates into business practice: we want to give to those who served and gave their all. We are proud to give 50% of net profits to Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), an organization dedicated to helping families of fallen officers. Each sale we make – and each bag you buy, will make a difference. Thanks for showing your support and backing the blue.

LTC Chaveso “Chevy” Cook and his wife Ashley are from Columbia, SC. She is his high-school sweetheart and a personal trainer. Their most important triumphs are being together for over two decades and their beautiful daughters London and Lola.

LTC Cook commissioned from the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point, NY. His career began as an Air Defense Artillery officer in 3-4 ADAR (A), 82nd ABN DIV, Fort Bragg, NC. After selection and training he branched Psychological Operations (PSYOP), spending his initial special operations career in 8th PSYOP BN (A) at Fort Bragg. Afterward LTC Cook returned to USMA as a Tactical Officer (D4). Fortuitously he also became an instructor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership. Returning to Fort Bragg he commanded D Co, 3rd PSYOP BN (A)(D) and then served as S3 for 7th PSYOP BN (A). During his career he has deployed during “The Surge”, the “Arab Spring”, and the fight against ISIS, in positions ranging from Battery XO up to Task Force J3 (Operations). These and other operational experiences span Iraq (x3) Qatar (x2), Niger, Jordan, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Tajikistan, and the United Arab Emirates. LTC Cook is completing his PhD at Tufts University where he studies Human Development.

LTC Cook’s civilian education includes degrees from USMA (2004), the University of Texas-El Paso (2008), and Columbia University (2013). Of his professional memberships his non-profit role as co-founder and Executive Director of MilitaryMentors.org allows him to uniquely serve others outside of the uniform. He has guest spoken and been widely published on topics of social justice, character, leadership, organizational change, diversity, in extremis leader development, inclusion, innovation, mentorship, and a range of other professional development topics. He has fulfilled all the military education required of an officer and a PSYOP professional, including SERE-C (High Risk), Advanced Airborne School, Military Deception Planners Course, and the Information Operations Capabilities/Applications Course.

Of his awards and decorations, he is most proud of his two Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medals for sustained community and organizational investment, his branch’s Major General Robert McClure Medal (Bronze), and the 2016 Secretary of the Army Diversity and Leadership Award, given to one officer yearly for commitment to equal opportunity practices, Army Values and the professional development of others.

Michael enlisted in the Navy as a Naval Aircrewman and Helicopter Rescue Swimmer. After Basic Training, his first assignment was Guam, and aside from deploying in support of resupply operations, he found the monotony taxing. He volunteered for Basic Underwater Demolition / SEAL Training, and was accepted. After SEAL school, he was assigned to SEAL Team One, and completed several deployments in the Southeast Asia region. After a stint as a SEAL Advanced Training Instructor, he was accepted into the Army Warrant Officer Program and Flight School. Finishing first in his flight school class, he applied for, and was accepted into, the 2nd Battalion of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR), the Night Stalkers, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. After three years at Fort Campbell, he moved to Joint Base Lewis-McChord when the 4th Battalion of the 160th was activated. In thirteen years in the 160th SOAR, he completed sixteen deployments, flying variations of the MH-47. After leaving the 160th SOAR, he was assigned as the commander of the 2nd Aviation Detachment at West Point, flying the UH-72 Lakota. This is one of only two commands open to Aviation Warrant Officers in the Army. After retirement from the military Michael stays busy as an Agriculture Aviator, Fire pilot, and working for Thrush Aircraft.

Gil Carrillo first became a patrol officer for the LASD in 1971 and stayed in the police force until October 2009 when he retired after 38 years. During that time, Gil Carrillo was promoted to Lieutenant of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau. Gil Carrillo investigated between 700-800 murders and coincidentally, Carrillo’s badge number, 187, is the police radio code for murder in the US. Since retiring from the police force, Gil Carrillo has held lectures on his work and has spent much of his retirement travelling the world with his wife, Pearl.

Hailing from Massachusetts, Bill Fulkerson is a New England creative of a different breed. He hosts and producers the weekly podcast "Outside The Cinema;" a humorous and well-informed show that has dissected cult cinema for over 13 years, 650 episodes and counting.