Aug 15, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 15 segments
Tim discusses American sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln in Iran jumping overboard, Savannah Guthrie interviewing Chrissy Metz about taking weight loss drugs, ICE using electric gloves, the fallout…
Tim DillonHost
Um, so I, I just read this story that multiple US soldiers on the USS Abraham Lincoln have attempted to jump overboard due to overextended deployment.
Listen, man, what's going on with the military? Are they doing that to make a point? What, do they think they're gonna swim out of there? Are they trying to kill themselves? The last thing we need is a rash of suicides in the military.
We don't need you sh- jumping off the boat, deserting, and trying to swim away, by the way.
The wife of a 19-year-old sailor who jumped overboard from the USS Abraham Lincoln accused the Navy of keeping her in the dark about what she described as her husband's suicide attempt, according to a Thursday report from MS Now.
The sailor spent roughly an hour in the water after going overboard on October, on August 3rd before being rescued, but she said Navy officials did not contact her about what happened until four days later.
"I think it was handled very poorly because they didn't inform me, and they didn't want me to know, and they're just trying to cover it up," said the woman, who was granted anonymity because of the sensitive mental health issues involved.
She insists, she instead learned something was wrong from one of her husband's friends aboard the carrier, who initially told her that a member of his squadron had gone overboard before later identifying him as her spouse.
She, she instead learned something was wrong from one of her husband's friends aboard the carrier who initially told her that a member of his squadron had gone overboard before identifying him as her spouse.
Um, so I, I just read this story that multiple US soldiers on the USS Abraham Lincoln have attempted to jump overboard due to overextended deployment.
Listen, man, what's going on with the military? Are they doing that to make a point? What, do they think they're gonna swim out of there? Are they trying to kill themselves? The last thing we need is a rash of suicides in the military.
We don't need you sh- jumping off the boat, deserting, and trying to swim away, by the way.
The wife of a 19-year-old sailor who jumped overboard from the USS Abraham Lincoln accused the Navy of keeping her in the dark about what she described as her husband's suicide attempt, according to a Thursday report from MS Now.
The sailor spent roughly an hour in the water after going overboard on October, on August 3rd before being rescued, but she said Navy officials did not contact her about what happened until four days later.
"I think it was handled very poorly because they didn't inform me, and they didn't want me to know, and they're just trying to cover it up," said the woman, who was granted anonymity because of the sensitive mental health issues involved.
She insists, she instead learned something was wrong from one of her husband's friends aboard the carrier, who initially told her that a member of his squadron had gone overboard before later identifying him as her spouse.
She, she instead learned something was wrong from one of her husband's friends aboard the carrier who initially told her that a member of his squadron had gone overboard before identifying him as her spouse.
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