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On this episode of Newt's World, my guest today is perhaps best known for firing the shots that

killed Osama bin Laden in Abadabad, Pakistan on May 2nd, 2011 as a member of SEAL Team 6.

But that one particular mission has perhaps overshadowed his incredible life of service to our

country. He served almost 17 years in the US Navy, having survived Navy SEAL buds trading at the

age of 20 and then going on to become part of SEAL Team 2, SEAL Team 4 and SEAL Team 6.

He served over 400 combat missions in Liberia, the Balkans, the Persian Gulf, the Indian Ocean,

Ukraine, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. He is the recipient of 53 decorations, including two

silver stars, four bronze stars of valor, a joint service commendation medal of valor,

joint service achievement medal of valor and three presidential unit citations.

And he's joining me today to discuss his new book, which he co-authored with fellow veteran

Dakota Meyer, The Way Forward, Master Life's toughest battles and create your lasting legacy.

Robin Dakota described candidly stories about their lives, the impact of war,

and the emotional toll that many women of the military go through when they return home from

battle. I'm really pleased to welcome my guest, Robert O'Neil.

Rob, thank you for joining me. Thank you for having me, Mr. Speaker. It's great to be with you.

You have had an incredible life. You grew up in Montana, you played basketball, and then

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