Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden.

Where we continue to follow the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden now.

Those are just some of the scenes overnight as thousands of Americans gathered in celebration of Osama bin Laden's death.

Former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill says he has thought about the mission every day since that May Day in 2011. For multiple conversations you had with Rob O'Neal over the past year and a half, how'd you get actions? And you described that his head kind of exploded when you hit him. I actually hit him three times, so I shot him twice when he was standing and once on his left. That is the fucking American badass.

She's who that man.

Go, go, go.

We are not going for fame, and we are not going for bravado.

We are going for the single mom who dropped her kids off at elementary school on a Tuesday morning,

and then 45 minutes later she jumped to her death out of a skyscraper.

If you need help, hang up and then dial your operator.

I'm Rob O'Neill, and this is the Operator Podcast.

Hello.

Welcome to the Operator podcast.

This is episode 151 on I am your host, Robert J. O'Neill, with a busy several weeks.

It's been fun traveling around the country as usual, back and forth, back and forth.

It seems like there's been several cross-country coast-to-coast trips, which there have been, which is good, some time in Florida,

hanging out at the UDT Seal Museum golf tournament down in Jupiter, Florida, which is a blast.

It's funny to see that most Navy SEALs golf the same way, and it's really not that great.

I'm not sure if that should be surprising or not. I find that the more money I spend, the worse I get. What a great game. The balls are sitting there. Why is it so hard to hit that ball? But it's where we're at. Fun time, though, and I've got to hang out with a lot of cool people. I get into that in a second. I want to talk first about the sponsor of the show Stop Box.

I talk about them quite a bit because of safety.

We know safety is when you're dealing with firearms especially.

Let's be real.

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