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“The reason I never thought that Chappy lived was because of that right there. Not only did I watch the videos and never see a body move, but I called for 24 minutes and no one answered. He's deceased. I know his radio worked because he called me from... show more

Shawn Ryan

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⚡️ ⚡️⚡️vor 5 Monaten

Well, this guy is wrong and that’s ok. Chappy was alive. The autopsy reports prove it. The video proves it…if he watched long enough, you’ll see that he got his ass up and back into the fight.

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Wade Cvor 5 Monaten

John Chapman. Book is Alone at Dawn. CCT who was left for dead on the mountain.

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MichaelBrianvor 5 Monaten

One of the most incredible stories you’ll ever read. Thanks for this interview Shawn.

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Neal Simpsonvor 5 Monaten

He did call on the radio and it was heard by another CCT.

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Liberty or Deathvor 5 Monaten

“a lot a fucking lies come out of the SEAL teams” - Shawn Ryan

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abandoned

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scottgearenvor 5 Monaten

Jason Cunningham was a PJ.

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Brosnan Hobanvor 5 Monaten

Chappy was a beast. That radio silence says it all.

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Hokeyvor 5 Monaten

Robert’s Ridge is another great read, ties into Alone at Dawn.

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SAMHvor 5 Monaten

Great interview @ShawnRyan762. It's what I love about your shiw.

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Tryggvi McDonaldvor 5 Monaten

Anyone considering pulling Slabs CMH out of the museum? What about reconsidering the promotions of everyone involved in the original cover up? Just curious

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Nick Venkmanvor 5 Monaten

Great interview. Superb story telling. One of the best lesson learned, to use as a lesson learned. They’re mostly shit we forgot about or retards.

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Darkschneidrvor 5 Monaten

"The CCT (Combat Controller from Combat Control Team)," not, "deceased."

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flacalgalvor 5 Monaten

Who is Chappy?

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Caper79vor 5 Monaten

Just drove from Cape Breton to Ontario and man, this episode!!! My favorite so far. Listened to both parts. Thank you Shawn Ryan. I feel like Canada is not far behind Ukraine!! The lies and deception is insane!! I fucking love your show man!!

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Event Horizonvor 5 Monaten

Bring on Tom Luongo!!! Bring on Tom Luongo !!! Shawn we are fans but please bring on Tom Luongo !!!

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03 Crayon Eatervor 5 Monaten

Moving on, dickehead?

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TOMMY THOMPSONvor 5 Monaten

Israel assassinated Charlie Kirk

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Rev. Dr. Mooksvor 5 Monaten

Why do you have that giant bar if you dont even drink and guests never drink either?

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Who/what/where/when/why/how?vor 5 Monaten

Hackamania is this weekend in Vegas and Nick Rekieta is there. He always has blow on him.

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