Terry Schappert - In the Navy - Episode #71

"YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice

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News, Politics, Talk Radio

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🗓️ 3 October 2019

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

This week Michael is joined by Special Forces veteran, commentator and host of Hollywood Weapons, Terry Schappert. They talk about Terry's deployment, his life now, what it means to be tough (Michael explains it to Terry), and conservatism.

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0:00.0	I've been seeing a dog.
0:05.0	There's nothing going on.
0:07.0	There's nothing going on tonight.
0:11.0	We've been in this city. We think the city right.
0:13.0	Maybe you just get drunk and stay inside. Good afternoon Michael Malice here and let that be your welcome for the next hour.
0:31.4	We have with us a really special guest.
0:34.5	Terry Schapert, you are a retired Green Beret.
0:37.4	You're the star's, master sergeant.
0:41.9	Mat retired master sergeant. Yeah, Retired Master Sergeant.
0:43.3	Yeah, host of Hollywood Weapons
0:45.1	on the Outdoor Channel and Amazon Prime.
0:47.3	Yes, sir.
0:47.9	You're probably the second toughest person I know.
0:50.2	Besides Matt Hughes.
0:52.2	Oh, Matt Hughes is really, of course you wrote, by the way, I read that book.
0:57.0	How someone read it to you?
0:58.0	No, I, that's not nice.
1:00.0	That's true.
1:01.0	I read it.
1:02.0	It was good, it was really good. I'm not It was good. It was really good. It was really good book. It was really well
1:07.1	You're an idiot. Why am I here? I mean, you're welcome. You're welcome for your freedom.
1:12.4	Yeah, thank you. I appreciate my freedom. You're welcome for your freedom now.
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