Nick kicks off the show discussing the impact of bird flu on the poultry industry, questioning whether it affects all birds or just livestock. He ponders how the virus distinguishes between chickens and other birds like crows. Nick also critiques Bill Gates for exacerbating farming issues and suggests Gates should stick to software rather than meddling in agriculture and medicine. He then criticizes Dr. Fauci, calling him a clown and implicating his funding in gain-of-function research as pivotal to the emergence of COVID-19. Later, Rubio

Nick begins by discussing special operations and the environments in which they operate. He questions why people want government involvement in their daily lives. Nick then suggests that if Trump is elected, he should revoke security clearances. In the second half, Ben joins the show and shares an incredible story of resilience, detailing how he learned to walk again after a botched

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In the episode, Nick expresses discontent with the WNBA and addresses the treatment of two rookies during gameplay. Additionally, he discusses the ramifications of Donald Trump's conviction, highlighting its potential implications for all Americans.

During the conversation, Josh Wagner, representing Sound Diesel Services, a mobile diesel service based in the Pacific Northwest (PNW), shares with pride the company's operations, employee benefits, and notable financial achievements. Wagner reveals that the company has not just generated a seven-figure profit in its second year, but is also poised to surpass that mark in 2024.

Wagner emphasizes the importance of work ethic and delineates the disparities between military and civilian mechanics. He advocates for utilizing the skill bridge transition tool for military personnel seeking to transition into civilian mechanic roles, suggesting gaining experience at renowned companies like Caterpillar or Cummins as beneficial steps in the process.

Chris Henington joins the show to discuss his experiences in the United States Marine Corps. He will particularly focus on his time in Kabul, Afghanistan, in the final days leading up to the withdrawal, providing insights into the events at Abbey Gate from his perspective as a young mortar team leader. Henington will also share how these experiences ultimately influenced his decision to leave the USMC.

Nick talks about the US border crisis. He goes into detail on how migrants are flying to Ecuador and being bused into Columbia, then dropped off at the southern edge of the Darian Gap, where they walk through the treacherous terrain into Panama, where they are then given aid by NGOs and put in trucks and buses to be driven to the

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Nick critiques the student protests at colleges, viewing them as symptomatic of a broader societal issue: a lack of accountability. He contrasts this with the shift in parenting trends from disciplinary measures like spanking to the prevalence of participation trophies, suggesting that this

Later in the show, bodybuilder Gabe Moen shares his inspirational life journey. He recounts how he navigated

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The Sentinel Strength show First episode. This was Nick beating the drum of how jacked America is. How the political space is run by lunatics. The university protests are crazy, and most people do not know what they are protesting. Nick talks about life after being a Green Beret. Being a Green Beret shaped his life but does not define him today. He discusses the hardships of mental health for men in their 40, 50, 60’s and how there are things that can be done to help combat mental health. Nick talks about the ousting of former Special Operators and whether it is the right thing to do? If you were not there, how would you know what was going on?