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In this episode, the panel discusses the recent decision by the US to halt military assistance to Baltic nations amidst rising tensions with Russia. They explore the implications of this decision on NATO dynamics and Baltic security. The conversation shifts to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the complexities of Israeli military operations, and the ethical considerations surrounding civili...

Today we are joined by David Philipps and Matt Cole the authors of ther NY Times article about SEAL Team 6's botched raid into North Korea. This conversation delves into a significant SEAL Team Six mission that aimed to plant a listening device in North Korea, exploring the political context, operational planning, execution challenges, and the aftermath of the mission. The discussion highlights th...

Original air date 5/1/20 Sergeant Major Mike Vining is one of the original members of Delta Force. In 1980, he was a participant in Operation Eagle Claw, a failed attempt to rescue 52 American hostages held in Iran. Forty years later, Vining reflects on the mission, its legacy, and the impact it had on today's Special Operations Forces. get ad free epsiodes and help support the show here: https://...

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent military actions by Israel, particularly the bombing of Qatar and its implications for regional geopolitics. They explore the internal divisions within Israeli society, the impact of these actions on U.S. relations, and the broader context of global order, including provocations by Russia. The conversation also touches on the U.S. defense strategy and...

In this episode, Jack Garcia shares his incredible journey from Cuba to becoming a prominent FBI agent, specializing in undercover operations. He discusses his early life, the challenges he faced as a Cuban immigrant, and his determination to serve in law enforcement. Garcia delves into the intricacies of undercover work, the psychological aspects of deception, and the dangers involved. He also hi...

original airdate - 3/13/23 I spent most of my career working in the shadows. While some of my service was spent with large groups, such as the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit, serving in Beirut in 1982, I spent most of my career working on small teams or alone. We often lived and worked with foreign military units like a Kuwaiti tank unit in the northern desert in 1996. In 1998, I worked alone in Yeme...

In this episode, the discussion revolves around the escalating tensions in Venezuela, particularly concerning U.S. military presence and actions against drug trafficking. The conversation delves into the legal and ethical implications of military strikes, the role of intelligence in military operations, and the potential shift in U.S. military strategy towards domestic issues. The participants als...

In this conversation, Jonathan Hackett shares his extensive experience in the Marine Corps, focusing on his transition from signals intelligence (SIGINT) to human intelligence (HUMINT) and his operations in Iraq. He discusses the complexities of Iran's intelligence landscape, including the roles of the IRGC and Vaja, and the impact of economic sanctions on the Iranian regime. Hackett also delves i...

originally aired 4/28/23 If you know one thing about Chris Miller, it's that he was President Donald Trump's final Secretary of Defense, elevated to that position in the days after the 2020 election. If you know a second thing about Chris Miller, it's that he oversaw the U.S. Armed Forces during one of the most controversial and tumultuous periods the military has experienced in decades, culminati...

In this episode of Eyes on Geopolitics, Dee and Mick Mulroy discuss various pressing global issues, including the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, US-India relations, the role of Pakistan in geopolitics, China's growing influence, the impact of US tariffs, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the US military presence in Venezuela. The conversation highligh...

In this episode, Seth Harp discusses his book 'The Fort Bragg Cartel,' which explores the dark underbelly of Fort Bragg, including drug trafficking, military cover-ups, and the stories of individuals like Billy Levine and Freddie Huff. The conversation delves into the systemic issues within military justice, the culture of impunity, and the broader implications of these stories on society. This co...

This conversation delves into the complexities of covert operations, military tactics, and the geopolitical landscape surrounding Iran and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The discussion highlights the implications of recent military actions in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis, and the historical context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It also explores the challenges of counterinsurgency in Gaz...

Support the show on Patreon:⬇️ https://www.patreon.com/TheTeamHouse In this episode, the hosts discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, marked by a declared famine affecting hundreds of thousands. They explore the military strategies employed by Israel, the public sentiment in Israel regarding the conflict, and the challenges surrounding the two-state solution. The conversation also delves...

In this interview, retired Lieutenant Colonel Dick Thompson, a veteran of the top-secret Studies and Observation Group (SOG) in Vietnam, shares his experiences. He recounts his journey from a young enlistee to a highly decorated officer, detailing harrowing missions, the psychological toll of combat, and the unique tactics his unit used. Thompson also reflects on his life after the war and his wor...

In a wide-ranging discussion, Major General David Grange recounts his extensive military career, from his early days as a Ranger in Vietnam to his time in Delta Force and commanding the 1st Infantry Division. He shares stories of his experiences, including lessons learned, unique training philosophies, and his role in major operations like Eagle Claw and the Grenada invasion. Finally, he discusses...

In this episode, Dee and Jack Murphy discuss the recent geopolitical developments surrounding the Ukraine summit, the implications of Trump's approach to Putin, and the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. They delve into the complexities of security guarantees, NATO's role, and the shifting public sentiment towards Israel. The conversation also touches on domestic issues related to immigration enfo...

The conversation delves into the recent Trump-Putin summit, analyzing its implications for Ukraine and the broader geopolitical landscape. The speakers discuss the dynamics of negotiations, the role of the U.S. and Europe, the potential for sanctions, and the future of NATO. They emphasize the importance of security assurances for Ukraine and the need for a united front against autocracy, while al...

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In this episode, the guys discuss the complexities of current geopolitical negotiations, focusing on the Ukraine conflict and the implications of U.S. foreign policy. They analyze the role of NATO in countering Russian aggression and delve into the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly the situation in Gaza. The conversation highlights military strategies, humanitarian concerns, and t...

This episode features Lee Deckleman, a former Green Beret, Army Ranger, and private security contractor, who shares his experiences from combat zones like Ramadi. He discusses his journey from a high-stakes, violent career to finding peace and purpose through mindfulness, yoga, and walking the Appalachian Trail. Grab Lee's book here: https://www.amazon.com/INTERNAL-Where-Monster-Mindfulness-Become...

originally aired 04\22\22 After the 9/11 attacks, small CIA paramilitary teams were secreted into Afghanistan to pave the way for a larger Special Forces deployment. Amongst them was Green Beret Justin Sapp who was the first U.S. Special Forces soldier to infiltrate into Afghanistan. Subscribe to our new newsletter!!!! https://teamhousepodcast.kit.com/join For ad free video and audio and access to...

In this episode of Eyes on Geopolitics, the guys discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the implications of nuclear brinksmanship between Russia and the U.S., and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. They analyze the effectiveness of sanctions against Russia, the technological advancements in warfare, and the rising anti-Semitism linked to Israel's actions. The conversation also touches on the fut...

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originally aired 7/8/22 JR Seeger served as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne and as a CIA officer for a total of 27 years federal service. Since his retirement, JR has written articles and book reviews in the CIA professional journal "Studies in Intelligence" and the TE Lawrence Society newsletter. MIKE4 was his first novel and the first in a six part series about a family who have served in the...

In this episode, Dee and Mick Mulroy discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the complexities of ceasefire negotiations, and the tactical debates surrounding counterinsurgency and counterterrorism. They also touch on the importance of national security and technological investment in the context of the space race, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to maintain its leadership in space explo...