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An armed citizen refused to sit back and watch.
Aaron and Trent examine the deadly shooting outside an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, where a rifle-wielding attacker reportedly killed two people and wounded seven others. They break down the footage, the unanswered questions surrounding the shooter’s motive, and how an armed citizen returning fire may have prevented an even larger massacre.
This episode goes beyond the usual gun-control argument. It’s about carrying legally, getting legitimate training, recognizing danger, using whatever options are available, and accepting one ugly reality: denial does not protect you when violence begins.
Their message is blunt—being armed without being trained isn’t enough, and waiting for somebody else to save you may cost lives.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Outside The Wire
00:18 - Shooting in Twin Falls
01:01 - Two Dead, Seven Wounded
02:20 - Police Respond to the Chaos
03:29 - Motive, Politics, and Speculation
04:57 - An Armed Citizen Fights Back
06:56 - What If Nobody Was Armed?
09:26 - Return Fire
10:21 - Your Vehicle Is an Option
11:28 - Denial Kills You Twice
13:59 - The Duty to Be Ready
14:34 - Carrying and the Second Amendment
16:52 - The Final Takeaway
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The confidence is elite. The self-awareness is missing.
Aaron breaks down footage allegedly showing a group of Navy SEALs in Venezuela doing their best impression of “totally inconspicuous Americans”—complete with backward hats, full-sleeve tattoos, and oversized fanny packs.
Then Jake Paul cranks the delusion up another level by claiming he could walk into the NFL as a slot receiver. Boxing is brutally difficult, but dismissing the experience, athleticism, and football IQ required to compete against the best players on Earth is world-class rage bait.
From terrible disguises to comparing yourself with Wes Welker, this edition of Outside The Wire is a master class in confidence outrunning reality.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Purpose Over Motivation
01:00 - Welcome Outside The Wire
01:29 - SEALs Blending In…Badly
03:15 - Jake Paul Enters the Chat
04:34 - When a Real Boxer Shows Up
05:35 - Manifesting an NFL Career
06:32 - Shout-Out to the Haters
07:58 - Boxing Versus Football
09:01 - “I’ll Just Play Slot”
09:45 - The Wes Welker Disrespect
10:19 - Confidence Versus Reality
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Peaches sits down with Kaylon, a former Air Force Security Forces military working dog handler, dog trainer, and father of a 17-year-old preparing for Air Force Special Warfare.
This episode is for the parents.
Kaylon talks about his time as a Security Forces K9 handler at RAF Mildenhall, his deployment experience, working explosive detection dogs, and eventually transitioning into professional dog training. But the real focus of this conversation is what it feels like as a parent when your kid says, “I want to join the military,” and then starts looking at Air Force Special Warfare.
They talk about how Kaylon’s son went from considering Navy SEALs to discovering Combat Control, how the family handled that decision, why his mom supports him even while being nervous, and what parents should do when they do not fully understand the path their kid wants to take.
Kaylon also breaks down why he sent his son to Operator Training Summit, what the experience did for him, how the cadre helped expose holes in his training, and why the event gave his son more confidence that this is the path he wants.
If your son or daughter is talking about CCT, PJ, TACP, Special Reconnaissance, or any other military path that makes you nervous, this episode is a great place to start.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro, Tasty Gains, and Operator Training Summit
02:25 - Why This Episode Is for Parents
02:45 - Meet Kaylon
03:08 - Peaches and Kaylon at RAF Mildenhall
03:41 - Security Forces and Military Working Dogs
05:10 - EOD, K9 Handlers, and Career Field Banter
06:12 - Mildenhall, Old Friends, and Trusting the Ones Ready Crew
07:51 - Kaylon’s Military Family Background
08:01 - Joining the Air Force After 9/11
09:42 - Giving His Son the Chance to Try
09:56 - His Son’s Interest in Special Operations
11:26 - From Navy SEALs to Air Force Special Warfare
12:27 - School, Homeschool, and Graduating Early
14:45 - Mom’s Support and Military Spouse Reality
18:28 - What Parents Should Know When They Are Nervous
20:14 - Why Parents Should Use Ones Ready as a Resource
22:32 - Prior Military Parents and Steering Your Kid
24:35 - Training Around Special Tactics at Mildenhall
25:24 - CCT or Bust and Not Building an Escape Hatch
27:21 - Why Every Air Force Job Matters
28:56 - The Reality of Security Forces Shifts
31:50 - Life as a Dog Handler
33:57 - The Ugly Side of Working Dogs
34:48 - Helping His Son Build a Network
36:52 - Physical Training and Keeping a 17-Year-Old Honest
39:12 - Lessons From the TF Voodoo Rucking Episode
41:20 - Trash Hips and Mobility Work
41:57 - What It Was Like Arriving at Operator Training Summit
44:53 - Parents Sending Young Candidates to OTS
47:00 - OTS Is Instruction, Not a Smoke Session
48:52 - Why “Just Show Up and Don’t Quit” Is Bad Advice
49:20 - Why Kaylon Chose OTS Over Other Prep Camps
50:25 - The Value of Real Instructors
50:53 - Taylor Starch, Running Form, and Mobility
55:10 - Advice for Parents Whose Kids Want to Join
57:50 - Letting Your Kid Become Their Own Person
01:01:37 - Recruiters, Contracts, and Ship Dates
01:02:26 - Sitting Down With the Special Warfare Recruiter
01:03:40 - TSP, Blended Retirement, and Money Lessons
01:05:49 - Picking Battles in the Air Force
01:07:55 - Kaylon’s Son at OTS
01:08:32 - Why OTS Validated the Goal
01:09:57 - Trent, Peaches, and Cadre Mentorship
01:11:20 - Finding Holes in Training
01:12:31 - Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up
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Spain’s border didn’t bend—it collapsed.
In the first edition of Outside The Wire, Aaron, Trent, and Peaches step beyond the usual Air Force Special Warfare conversation to examine the surge of migrants entering Ceuta from Morocco. Aaron breaks down the reported crossings, the Spanish court ruling affecting immediate returns, and why border enforcement decisions carry real humanitarian, financial, and cultural consequences.
This is a blunt conversation about illegal immigration, assimilation, national sovereignty, media framing, and what the United States should learn from Europe’s mistakes. No sanitized talking points. No pretending borders are optional.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Purpose Over Motivation
01:05 - Welcome Outside The Wire
01:58 - Spain’s Border Surge
03:29 - The Human and Financial Cost
04:18 - What the Videos Show
05:44 - The Media Framing Playbook
07:06 - When the Border Collapses
08:07 - Legal Immigration and Assimilation
09:19 - Spain’s Cautionary Tale
10:13 - The Cost of Suicidal Empathy
12:37 - What Happens Next
13:26 - The Lesson for America
14:17 - Going Outside The Wire
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Peaches and Trent go full members-only to break down what 2026 is shaping up to look like for the Air Force—no press releases, no sugarcoating. From the F-47 and collaborative combat aircraft to B-21 delays, A-10 politics, pilot manning, maintenance reality, and why bureaucracy keeps kneecapping readiness, this episode is a blunt assessment of where things are actually headed. They dig into recruiting momentum, training pipeline friction, Special Warfare course structure, and why talent management—not slogans—is the real force multiplier. If you want optimism backed by realism, this is the conversation.
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Ones Ready intro and why 2026 matters
01:10 Why predictions beat wishful thinking
02:40 F-47, NGAD, and contractor reality
04:45 Aircraft costs, delays, and maintenance truth
07:30 Pilots vs managers and broken talent models
10:20 Bureaucracy, sorties, and credibility
13:40 A-10, E-7, and budget knife fights
16:55 Drones, CCAs, and the future fight
20:30 Space vs airborne command and control
24:45 Recruiting momentum and readiness strain
30:10 Special Warfare pipeline friction
34:40 What’s actually trending positive in 2026
38:30 Final thoughts for the year ahead
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Peaches is back with the Daily Drop for 28 July, covering Army vehicle prototypes, command and control testing, Navy vaccine and transfer policy updates, Marine drone experiments, Coast Guard counter-UUV efforts, testosterone screenings, Iran operations, and some very questionable budget math.
The Army is moving forward with Infantry Squad Vehicle Heavy prototypes while Project Convergence prepares to stress-test next-generation command and control gear in the Mojave Desert. The Navy reinstated flu vaccine requirements for certain sailors and changed transfer policy after a sailor’s death, while the USS George Washington strike group is operating in the South China Sea.
The Marine Corps is experimenting with medium-sized drones that can launch one-way attack drones, and Marines also tested drone delivery of simulated refrigerated blood during an Australia exercise. Peaches ties that into real-world medical drone delivery and what it could mean for dispersed battlefield sustainment.
The Air Force clarified again that waist-to-height ratio measurements will not be scored during the initial rollout, while B-52 modernization remains on cost and schedule after a test aircraft crash. The Coast Guard is looking for technology to detect and defeat unmanned underwater vehicles, because drone swarms are not just an air problem anymore.
The episode also covers Pete Hegseth’s testosterone screening initiative for service members over 30, the Pentagon’s $7 billion Oracle contract, Trump’s warning on Iran talks, reclassified Iran war fatalities, one-way surface drones used against Iranian ports, ongoing boat strikes against alleged drug vessels, and Zelensky warning that North Korea may send 30,000 more troops to support Russia.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro and Daily Drop
01:07 - Tasty Gains
01:42 - Army Selects ISV Heavy Prototype Companies
02:25 - Project Convergence and Next-Gen Command and Control
03:23 - Army Pacific Best Squad Competition
03:57 - Navy Reinstates Flu Vaccine Requirements
05:44 - Navy Changes Transfer Policy After Sailor Death
07:18 - USS George Washington in the South China Sea
07:50 - Marine Drone Launching One-Way Attack Drone
08:58 - Marines Test Drone Blood Delivery in Australia
10:18 - Operator Training Summit San Diego and Pennsylvania
11:12 - What OTS Is and Is Not
12:49 - Air Force Waist-to-Height Ratio Will Not Be Scored
13:54 - B-52 Modernization Stays on Schedule
14:20 - Coast Guard Seeks Counter-Underwater Drone Tech
15:13 - New Cutter Squadron in the Western Pacific
15:39 - Pete Hegseth Announces Testosterone Screenings
16:21 - Why Testosterone Testing Matters
17:09 - Operator Syndrome and Low Testosterone
18:29 - Pentagon Awards $7 Billion Oracle Contract
19:06 - Why the Oracle Math Does Not Math
19:48 - Trump Warns Iran if Talks Fail
20:17 - Pentagon Reclassifies Iran War Fatalities
21:44 - One-Way Surface Drones Hit Iranian Ports
22:17 - U.S. Boat Strikes and Drug Trafficking ROI
24:15 - Zelensky Warns North Korea May Send More Troops
24:52 - Ones Ready Membership and Merch Restock
26:03 - Wrap-Up
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Peaches is back with a Daily Drop for 27 July, and this one covers everything from RIMPAC ship-sinking exercises to Iran War costs, Air Force waist-to-height chaos, Space Force powerlifting records, and underwater drone threats.
The Army and Navy teamed up during RIMPAC to sink two decommissioned ships, while Lieutenant General Kevin D. Admiral was nominated to command U.S. Army Europe and Africa. Peaches also covers the demolition of defective medical student barracks in Texas, the Navy renaming information professionals as Communication Systems Warfare Officers, and the Air Force clarifying that the new waist-to-height ratio measurement will not be scored during the initial rollout.
The Space Force gets a fitness win with a Guardian setting multiple Hawaii powerlifting records, while also pushing experiments for commercial narrowband satellite communications in medium Earth orbit. The Coast Guard is looking for technology to detect and defeat uncrewed underwater vehicles, because apparently drone swarms from the sky were not enough.
The episode also hits Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s $37.5 billion Iran War cost estimate, legal fights over the military’s testosterone policy, Trump pausing strikes on Iran, updated Iran War casualty reporting, Germany pulling ships back from a possible Strait of Hormuz mission, and a $292 million National Guard apartment-style lodging contract for troops in Washington, D.C.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro and Daily Drop Return
01:06 - Tasty Gains and Operator Training Summit
02:29 - Army Helicopters and Navy Drones Sink Ships at RIMPAC
03:02 - Lieutenant General Kevin D. Admiral Nominated for Army Europe and Africa
03:32 - Texas Medical Barracks Demolition
04:35 - Navy Renames Information Professionals
05:20 - Air Force Waist-to-Height Ratio Will Not Be Scored
06:10 - Why the Rollout Created a Scramble
07:24 - Fat General Conspiracy Theory
08:18 - Air Force Pauses F-16 Ejection Seat Competition
09:04 - Space Force Guardian Sets Powerlifting Records
10:44 - Space Force Seeks Commercial SATCOM Bandwidth
11:45 - Coast Guard Wants Counter-Underwater Drone Tech
12:38 - Pete Hegseth Gives Iran War Cost Estimate
13:07 - Judge Orders Explanation on Testosterone Policy
14:19 - Trump Pauses Iran Attacks
14:57 - Pentagon Reports More Than 600 Iran War Casualties
16:18 - Germany Pulls Ships Back From Hormuz Mission
17:17 - Why Peaches Thinks Iran Will Not End Soon
18:00 - National Guard Awards $292 Million D.C. Lodging Contract
18:39 - Membership, Merch, and Wrap-Up
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Aaron, Trent, and Peaches are back in the team room talking defense budgets, military waste, the NDAA, future war with China, Space Force, Flock cameras, and why everyone suddenly has feelings about height-to-waist standards.
The team breaks down why the Department of War is asking for more money, what the military says it needs to fund, and why that answer still does not solve the bigger problem: nobody can explain where all the money is already going. They talk munitions, drones, shipbuilding, Golden Dome, personnel, aging infrastructure, bloated conferences, pet projects, federal billets, and the fact that the military still cannot pass a clean audit.
Then the episode shifts into surveillance and civil liberties with Flock cameras, license plate readers, the Patriot Act, and why “if you did nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about” is a terrible argument.
Finally, the guys get into Air Force height-to-waist standards, body composition, fat bodies in uniform, false positives for built-like-a-fridge humans, and why most people complaining about the standard probably just need to work out and eat less.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro, Tasty Gains, ATACLETE, and OTS
02:34 - San Diego and Pennsylvania OTS Updates
04:20 - Why Does the Military Want More Money?
04:58 - What the Defense Budget Is Paying For
06:00 - Warfighter Performance, Drones, and China
07:13 - Navy Upgrades and Global Shipping
07:45 - Where Has the Money Been Going?
08:14 - DOGE Cuts, Federal Workers, and Billets
11:22 - Why Cutting Billets Does Not Always Cut Costs
12:28 - A-10, B-21, F-47, and Military Construction
14:04 - The $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget Request
15:20 - China, Taiwan, and Future War Prep
16:17 - Trent’s Problem With the Budget Argument
17:56 - The Department of War Has Never Passed a Clean Audit
18:38 - Space Force Funding and Real Missions
20:24 - NDAA, SAVE Act, and Israel Integration
22:46 - Voter ID, Senate Drama, and Political Games
24:10 - Why the NDAA May Get Stripped Down
25:33 - Midterms, Messaging, and DC Theater
26:49 - Talking Politics With Kids
27:14 - Aliens, Spielberg, and Disclosure
28:38 - Why Military Leaders Do Not Cut Waste
29:02 - Civilian Leadership and Budget Authority
29:55 - How End-of-Year Spending Works
31:55 - The GARV Vehicle and Sunk Cost Fallacy
34:37 - Unused Float Tanks and Base-Level Waste
36:08 - VR Headsets and Gear With No Sustainment Plan
37:10 - When Waste Becomes Gear Money
38:25 - Donated Mattresses and Internet Outrage
39:30 - Cutting Generals, E-9s, and Conferences
40:27 - Senior Leader Conferences and Yucking It Up
41:50 - Commanders’ Roundtables and No Decisions
43:34 - Senior Leaders Need to Take More Risk
45:05 - Aaron’s Defense Budget Take
46:13 - A Possible New Ones Ready Series
47:57 - Naming the New Series
50:34 - What the New Series Could Cover
53:09 - Flock Cameras and AI Surveillance
54:31 - License Plate Readers and False Tickets
56:50 - Aaron’s Las Vegas Parking Ticket Story
01:00:24 - The Process Is the Punishment
01:01:42 - UK CCTV and 1984
01:03:15 - The Patriot Act and Giving Up Freedom
01:04:46 - Height-to-Waist Standard Chaos
01:05:59 - Fat People Resist Accountability
01:06:26 - Show the Scores
01:07:07 - The One Built-Like-a-Viking Exception
01:08:13 - Almost Crashing a Helicopter With Big Humans
01:09:56 - When Pencil Whipping Makes Sense
01:11:01 - Trent’s Fatty Rant
01:11:40 - MTIs, Maintainers, and No Excuses
01:12:31 - Final Thoughts and Membership
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Aaron, Trent, and Peaches jump into a full Ones Ready FAQ episode covering the questions future Air Force Special Warfare candidates keep asking.
The team breaks down long-term training timelines, how to prepare 18 to 24 months out, why Zone 2 matters, how often to ruck, how much weight to use, and why rucking can break you down if you train it stupidly. They also talk pool training for STO phase two, whether losing the Special Warfare BMT flights matters, what to do after a medical disqualification, and how to think about paramedic before the PJ pipeline.
The crew also hits TACP, CCT, SR, Ranger School, airborne and free fall opportunities, prior-service retraining, pay, spouse resources, imposter syndrome, down-regulating after stress, and why the next generation needs to focus less on internet rumors and more on performance.
If you are trying to get into Air Force Special Warfare, stop guessing. This is the kind of stuff you need to hear before you ship.
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00:00 - Intro, Tasty Gains, Modern Athlete, and Ones Ready Membership
03:06 - Long-Term Training 18 to 24 Months Out
06:48 - Why Operator Training Summit Helps Early
08:15 - Should STO Candidates Be in the Pool Every Day?
10:50 - How Fast Should Your Zone 2 Pace Be?
13:54 - How Often Should You Ruck?
17:15 - TF Voodoo, Load Carriage, and Foot Care
17:40 - Training and Diet While Active Duty
19:13 - Low-Cost Fins and Booties
20:11 - Grappling and Striking Background
21:04 - Thoughts on the New Assessment and Selection
22:33 - Medical Disqualification and Waivers
25:50 - Are TACPs Going Through Pre-Dive?
27:07 - Pre-Dive and Combat Dive Stories
29:31 - Special Warfare BMT Flights Going Away
31:49 - Does Having Paramedic Help in the PJ Pipeline?
35:35 - Non-SOF Airmen Attending Airborne, Free Fall, or Air Assault
38:25 - If SR Gets Absorbed by CCT
39:58 - Civilian to CRO Application Advice
42:18 - CCTs, JTAC, PJs, and Ranger School
43:43 - Ten-Year Tech Sergeant Retraining Odds
44:50 - Pay Scale and Living Within Your Means
47:00 - Imposter Syndrome in the Pipeline
50:39 - Down-Regulating After Stress
54:19 - What Happened to the Other PJ Host?
54:50 - Dagger, Jungle Warfare, and Future Guests
55:58 - Is Zulu Working?
58:10 - MMI Swamp Foxes and Prep Programs
59:07 - Resources for Spouses
01:01:58 - Why PJs Have Great Hair
01:03:09 - Why PJs Are So Cool
01:04:09 - Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up
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Peaches and Trent go full members-only to recap a year that felt like five. From terrorist attacks, wildfires, assassinations, space rescues, and government shutdowns to aliens, Epstein files, celebrity nonsense, and why trusting the government is a losing game—nothing is off limits. This isn’t a polished news recap; it’s a brutally honest, dark-humored breakdown of 2025 through the lens of people who’ve lived inside the machine. If you want clean narratives and corporate-approved takes, this isn’t for you. If you want reality, context, and zero restraint—welcome back to the team room.
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00:00 Ones Ready intro and why this is members-only
01:30 2025 started violent—and never slowed down
04:45 Government corruption isn’t new
07:30 California fires and rebuilding failure
10:50 Tariffs, economics, and selective outrage
13:40 Space, aliens, and why nothing makes sense
17:30 Elon Musk, tech, and public enemy status
19:45 Global conflicts and selective morality
23:30 Drug war hypocrisy and border reality
27:10 Political assassinations and narrative collapse
33:00 Government shutdowns and fake crises
38:30 Epstein files and bureaucratic incompetence
44:30 Holidays, military life, and reality checks
48:45 Final thoughts on 2026
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