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You have found the Victor Marks show, and I'm excited that you are joining me today for part two of my interview with Kenny Thomas.

Kenny is a speaker, author, award-winning musician, and actually the national spokesman

for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. Kenny's best known for his mission in subsequent

18-hour battle in Mogadishu, Somalia. This was a battle that was famously portrayed in the book and movie Blackhawk

Down.

Now, if you missed part one of this interview, just go to victormarks.com forward slash show,

and you can listen to it there.

All right, let's get to part two of my conversation with my fellow veteran and friend, Kenny Thomas.

Hey, round two with my friend, brother, fellow vet, Kenny Thomas.

Many of you know them from the book and movie Black Hawk Down.

We're talking about a leadership summit that we're going to be putting on this

summer and how we are gathering influencers and people in different spheres that are making a

real impact positively on our culture and our nation. And I don't know if people can understand this. It's almost like where we are.

We have to do a counterinsurgency of our own nation and narrative and thought.

To change this trajectory that we're on, for instance, this morning, I just posted the 13 principles of

Black Lives Matter, you know, that they want to teach to children. And I was kind of taken back

on how far off they were from my perspective. Of course, I'm not a fan of the organization. I'm a fan of the

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