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I'm Patrick made of your host of item and today I sit down with Captain Duncan

Smith former Navy SEAL commander and he shares the biggest threats we have today as well as the future US military

Duncan appreciate you for coming out. Pat thank you for having me. Yes so so we're talking off camera and I kind of wanted to stop our conversation because I know some of the similarities we have.

You know, family, San Fernando Valley, I'm San Fernando Valley, you know, Woodland Hills, Woodland Hills, Morgan Stanley, Morgan Stanley, standing the part I wanted to go from is

You go to Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and I believe you sit in the valley then you go in LA

Then you go work at San Diego as Morgan Stanley Dean with

advisor.

When do you all of a sudden say I want to go be an Navy SEAL?

I always had the inkling to do something a little different and I was a very you know average suburban kid but I

always would push myself and find different endeavors that I thought made me better

more well-rounded and so while I was in high school there was a Marine Corps

Colonel who lived down the street, Colonel Pilatus, and he told me about a

Marine Corps program called Devil Pups and I went to that and it was during the

Vietnam War. Largely it was kids from the

inner city. I was one of the few white suburb kids who went to this program. I was 14

lied about my age. You're supposed to be 15, 16, 17 And a lot of these kids were sent to this program

as an alternative towards incarceration

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