I'm Clint Emerson and welcome to season two of Can You Survive this podcast, where the interview is just as dangerous as the scenarios I put my guests through.

From hostage situations to natural disasters, car jackings, active shooters, and more,

if you're looking for the skills necessary to survive these situations, then this is the show for you.

Hey, what's up, everyone? This is Clint, and thank you for listening to another episode of Can You Survive this podcast? We are doing a compilation of the greatest hits, if you will, of the past. And we thought, hey, why not give you a taste of the best interviews you may have missed, the best survival stories and tips you may not have paid attention to last time.

So hold on and get ready for can you survive this podcast greatest hits. Enjoy.

Yeah, I think you and I both are big believers in mastering the basics

is what makes you advanced. A lot of people think there's supposed to be some ninja tricks out

there that we're not, we're not teaching them that we know. And I'm like, nope, you just got to

master the basics. And I know that you've talked about this Benghazi several times. So give the

Cliff Notes version for those that this is our first time to hear about Benghazi, what happened

in your role. You know, give us a quick little, that version you've probably said a thousand

times. I'm sorry to make you say it again.

It's not a problem. And it keeps the memories of Rohn and Bubba live as well.

Right. I agree. We'll dig into them too. But I was with, like you said, GRS Global Response

staff. That's the security operatives or agents or whatever the cool guy were, you want to use,

officers of the central intelligence agency.

And we were in Libya at that time just doing what we usually do, which is protection,

surveillance, counter surveillance, low profile protection, very low vis, and then also doing

you getting the layouts and the atmospherics of the city, which we would pass on daily.

Now, unbeknownst to us until we really got there, our main objective there was to provide

weapons and get weapons and move Saddam's weapons around that region.

Legal or not, that's something the D.C. will have to explain or if they have tried to explain or not explain. But when we were there that evening, it was an attack on the U.S. consulate. We were at the annex, which is about three quarters a mile away from the consulate. It was attacked. We were spotted to the attack. There was six of us, tremendous team. We had two Navy SEALs, three Marines, and myself

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