In 2018, a group of Navy SEALs, among the most secret of fighting forces in the world,

one by one, walked into a tiny interrogation room and started talking.

Keep a seat on a snack rifle all day long, just like, pshhh, taking shots.

Accusing their chief, Eddie Gallagher, of war crimes.

Holy s**t, you know, we're gonna see the nicest team like in the face.

Also like maybe just start stabbing the dude.

If he knows that I know this, you know?

Did a Navy SEAL cross the line?

If in fact he did stab that detainee, that is dead wrong.

They're told to go kill a bunch of these guys and then they're told how, and that's not

always very clear.

How many Navy SEALs do you think are crying over dead terrorists, including Eddie?

Since September 11th, 2001, American war has become more covert and the Navy SEALs have

become the tip of the spear.

And your job was basically manhunting.

We captured hundreds upon hundreds people.

How blurred has the line gotten between right and wrong in war?

We talked to more than 50 special operators to find out.

Every choice was between wrong and wrong.

Something happened that shouldn't have happened and you cannot unring the bell.

So you can stand up there and you can lie, checks, argumentative, overruled.

That's what you understand.

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