#204 - Sam Rogers - Former Interrogator/Human intelligence Collector

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2022

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

Evan Hafer sits down with veteran advocate Sam Rogers. Sam is a former Interrogator/Human Intelligence Collector for the US Army. They discuss Survivor's Guilt, voting out old out of touch politicians, education advocacy, and and Cold War II.

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0:00.0	That's your attention now, don't I?
0:02.6	This is the Black Rifle Coffee podcast.
0:15.0	My name is Sam Rogers.
0:16.9	I am a U.S. Army veteran, Afghan war veteran, small business owner, and a veteran policy advocate.
0:24.1	I love it.
0:25.7	Anyway, we were talking, Sam, good to have you here, man.
0:29.5	I see you're, like, fully caffeinated.
0:32.8	This is a basic white girl flavor, and I'm, like, living for it, man.
0:37.0	It's so good. It's it man. It's so good.
0:37.6	It's so good.
0:39.0	Like the caramel vanilla and I typically don't drink a lot of them because they have some sugar in them.
0:47.0	But all my all my buddies, like I think those are those are our give it.
0:52.7	We have a refrigerator at Joe's podcast and he and I think he might chug like 10 of those
0:58.0	people who show sometimes.
0:59.9	So this guy, this guy's awesome.
1:03.6	So this is a SIG-365.
1:06.7	Yeah.
1:07.1	From they did the Lower Allegiant holster company.
1:12.4	These guys, they did this.
1:14.3	But he's been doing like magazines and new.
1:18.2	It's clean.
1:19.2	Custom holsters for, for my SDIs and 365s.
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