Oct 15, 2026 · 1 hr 33 min · 20 segments
Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman gave his life during the Battle of Takur Ghar in Afghanistan—but more than two decades later, the story of what happened on that mountain is at the center of a…
Eric DemingGuestMurphyHostHow the Ukraine war started, a bunch of Ivy League State Department CIA people concocted that thing, made bad decision, senseless decision after senseless decision after senseless decision.
And, you know, uh, the US State Department and the CIA started this war.
I, I thought it was Russia.
I guess I was wrong.
That is just an example.
It just went on and on.
It was about just 50 minutes of disproving everything he said.
And, um, just to update you on my Rob Harrison interview, I have another video just to try and catch everyone up and get an idea of what we've been doing.
Justin, if you could play that one.
Rob Harrison was, we talked about him yesterday for a minute.
Mm-hmm.
He was the signals guy on the gunship.
Wearing the Mako 30 Charlie shirt.
And after some days and days, week and weeks of exchanges, I think he started to f- feel threatened by the fact that I was in the Navy or maybe didn't like some of the things I was saying.
Again, I can't speak to exactly what was in his mind.
So that was them doing that and...
So here we are right now.
So basically, Big Corporate's, the Big Corporate SEAL machine has received funding from unknown sources to produce a documentary that apparently will discredit Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman.
They'll attempt to discredit him.
It appears that Big SEAL's upset that John Chapman winning the Medal of Honor makes all SEALs look bad for leaving him behind while he covered the retreat in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Well, it doesn't.
No one's blaming the SEALs for what happened during that incident.
So basically John, uh, Chapman was killed in a, in a battle w- while and he covered the SEALs retreat and no one's upset about it.
But, uh, SEALs I, my, what I feel is they feel like they've, don't look good and, and that's not the case.
How the Ukraine war started, a bunch of Ivy League State Department CIA people concocted that thing, made bad decision, senseless decision after senseless decision after senseless decision.
And, you know, uh, the US State Department and the CIA started this war.
I, I thought it was Russia.
I guess I was wrong.
That is just an example.
It just went on and on.
It was about just 50 minutes of disproving everything he said.
And, um, just to update you on my Rob Harrison interview, I have another video just to try and catch everyone up and get an idea of what we've been doing.
Justin, if you could play that one.
Rob Harrison was, we talked about him yesterday for a minute.
Mm-hmm.
He was the signals guy on the gunship.
Wearing the Mako 30 Charlie shirt.
And after some days and days, week and weeks of exchanges, I think he started to f- feel threatened by the fact that I was in the Navy or maybe didn't like some of the things I was saying.
Again, I can't speak to exactly what was in his mind.
So that was them doing that and...
So here we are right now.
So basically, Big Corporate's, the Big Corporate SEAL machine has received funding from unknown sources to produce a documentary that apparently will discredit Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman.
They'll attempt to discredit him.
It appears that Big SEAL's upset that John Chapman winning the Medal of Honor makes all SEALs look bad for leaving him behind while he covered the retreat in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Well, it doesn't.
No one's blaming the SEALs for what happened during that incident.
So basically John, uh, Chapman was killed in a, in a battle w- while and he covered the SEALs retreat and no one's upset about it.
But, uh, SEALs I, my, what I feel is they feel like they've, don't look good and, and that's not the case.
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