The Michael Berry Show

Welcome to another exciting edition of the archive podcast

This is where

Because someone asked us about an interview recently or because it's one of our favorites,

we pull one of our discussions on air from the past out of the vault and share it again.

And the reason for that is we're growing in listeners rather dramatically by the day, and that means that at a minimum our

regular listeners are being supplemented by an army of people who haven't heard what we've done in the past.

And secondly, a lot of things we did in the past, even our

regular listeners missed because I understand you got a lot going on and you

can't hear all day of every show. So this one is, some of you will remember the

Benghazi debacle and since we've been talking about our service members being killed, I thought this one

needed to be brought back out. And a listener had asked me a question about the interview, and it made us think, let's play this again.

So people remember what all has happened to those men and women who so bravely sign up to serve our

country. Chris Peranto is known as Tanto.

So former US Army Ranger, a private security contractor,

and he gained quite a bit of national attention for his role in the 2012 Benghazi attack in Libya.

He was one of the U.S. diplomatic compound contractors, the private security forces folks in

Benghazi on September 11th, 2012, during the terror attack that

killed four Americans, including the ambassador, Christopher Stevens.

I find it troubling that some people's Ambassador, Christopher Stevens.

I find it troubling that some people seem to think

Christopher Stevens' death was in some way more important

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