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Well, hey, I'm sitting here with my friend, brother in Christ, and fellow Marine, Mark Geist.

So Mark Geist, he served in the Corps for 12 years

and was a later part of the team that defended the American Diplomatic Post in CIA NX

during the Benghazi attack that occurred in 2012.

Listen, in that show, we're going to talk with him about his time and service

as well as his experience in Benghazi, where he has been credited with helping save the lives of more than 25 Americans.

And on top of that, Mark's just a dear, dear friend, him and his bride, Crystal, and I'm excited to have you here, brother.

Hey, glad to be here, as always.

Yeah, we're going to talk about a few things.

There are people watching and listening right now.

Of course, they're going to talk about the movie.

Your handle is Oz, and you were right in the middle of it.

Major film with a major impact.

I was thinking about it today, you were really part of the first cancel culture

type of deal where you went on the offense with your book and film. Yeah, you know, because

the story was being told, but it was all around the politics and not what happened on the ground.

Yeah. No one was paying attention to that. That's kind of us as a team felt that that's a story that had to be told because the only way to tell it and it be a part of history is putting it in a book. You know, once it's published, it's there forever. Right. So, you know, people can not like it. They may disagree with it, but it's about what we did that night.

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