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Black Hawk Down

Black Hawk Down

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Oct 30, 2026

SarahGUEST
79:51
No, they're not.
SarahGUEST
79:52
Black Hawk Down.
SarahGUEST
79:53
I used to love Black Hawk Down.
Don LahiHOST
79:56
Virgin Suicides was 1999.
Don LahiHOST
79:57
Oh, wow.
George KahlerHOST
3:27
Plus, they're Muslim, which is totally counter to our constitutional Judeo-Christian culture.
George KahlerHOST
3:34
If you've seen the movie Black Hawk Down, it began with American food deliveries to Somalia.
George KahlerHOST
3:43
Tons of food for the starving people coming in.
George KahlerHOST
3:47
And the warlords were there to take it.
Erick EricksonHOST
27:02
based on American laws, should not have been given status as an immigrant in the United States because Ilhan Omar's father is purportedly a war criminal for a communist regime that used to exist in Somalia that ultimately lost the war.
Erick EricksonHOST
27:23
If you've ever seen Black Hawk Down, You're familiar with the events in Mogadishu and Somalia.
Erick EricksonHOST
27:30
And Ilhan Omar's father was on the side of a communist regime and was trained by the Soviets.
Erick EricksonHOST
27:39
He should not have been allowed into this country.
Crystal WatanabeHOST
4:37
villain on The Rock.
Crystal WatanabeHOST
4:40
And he was also on SWAT, Twister, and Black Hawk Down.
Crystal WatanabeHOST
4:43
And then finally, there's Kevin Sussman, who played Phil.
Crystal WatanabeHOST
4:46
He's from FBI.
speaker_7NARRATOR
35:57
The first are tactical Timmies, whose tastes are driven by law enforcement and the modern military.
speaker_7NARRATOR
36:02
This is the younger generation in their 20s to 30s, raised on Call of Duty, Battlefield, Black Hawk Down, Sicario, and other titles that popularized the tactical special forces operator.
speaker_7NARRATOR
36:13
They chase after the same rifles and handguns used by Navy SEALs, trick out their collection with all the optics, lasers, suppressors, and wear ballistic helmets, plate carriers, and night vision.
speaker_7NARRATOR
36:24
The second is Elmer Fudd's.
John O'DonnellHOST
8:42
So who have you got for that one? Oh, we should actually talk about the original actor.
John O'DonnellHOST
8:47
Sorry, that's Ron Eller Eldred, who's in Black Hawk Down and Deep Impact.
John O'DonnellHOST
8:52
Super 8, he plays Ellie Fanning's dad in Super 8.
John O'DonnellHOST
8:57
And he just looks like one of the Beach Boys, if you just picture that.
Akshay NanavatiGUEST
23:19
And again, a lot of this was very naive at the time.
Akshay NanavatiGUEST
23:21
When you see a war movie, when you see Saving Private Ryan, when you see Black Hawk Down, which was the movie that got me in, I didn't go through a lot of that shit.
Akshay NanavatiGUEST
23:28
And to this day, there's a part of me that feels like I didn't suffer enough to earn my place on this planet.
Akshay NanavatiGUEST
23:33
So...
Jim GeraghtyHOST
12:04
Greg, can you name one of those two warlords? Adid? Adid! Adid recognized the name.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
12:12
So if people who remember Black Hawk Down, Adid was the guy who the U.S. was going after and who they were fighting during that particular incident.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
12:18
So here we are thinking Somalia is this far off and obscure corner of the world that America doesn't think about too much.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
12:25
Again, a whole bunch of American names pop up in the course of
Michael BerryHOST
11:23
I worry about what replaces it.
Michael BerryHOST
11:26
You watch Black Hawk Down,
Craig BenningAUDIENCE
11:28
for instance.
Michael BerryHOST
11:31
And there they are in Mogadishu.
Rob HarperHOST
38:33
Many people don't know about it, especially these young people who are out Somali, Somali, Somali, they don't like you.
Rob HarperHOST
38:40
Watch the movie Black Hawk Down.
Rob HarperHOST
38:42
Look at what they did to our servicemen.
Rob HarperHOST
38:44
They drug his body, his naked body in the streets.

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