Jocko Podcast 338: Uvalde School Shooting Tragedy. Tactical Response Assessment

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  • @firstonein363
    @firstonein363 Год назад +2530

    Your statement about, if you can’t handle getting shot at to save kids you should find another job, was pure truth.

    • @txdmsk
      @txdmsk Год назад +26

      It's kinda hilarious to expect police officers to die for the amount of money they make. Especially when people weaving these sentiments around would be shitting their pants and badger out of situations such as this.

    • @cuzzo333
      @cuzzo333 Год назад

      @@txdmsk I suppose it's fine then for those teachers and children to die.
      Fact is those officers shouldn't have signed up for the fucking job if they didn't like the pay. They were handed all kinds of tactical gear for situations like this and they voluntarily signed up to be officers. They failed and are a bunch of fucking cowards.

    • @adamb8317
      @adamb8317 Год назад

      @@txdmsk @d3st88 "It's kinda hilarious to expect soldiers to die for the amount of money they make"
      It's their job. I'd rather they get trained more than paid more.
      Their job is to kill and die for public safety.

    • @corylahey9941
      @corylahey9941 Год назад +186

      @@txdmsk favorite icecream flavor is boot i assume? military are expected to die for less money and less reason. it's part of the job hence the whole "to serve and protect" thing.

    • @Saturnia2014
      @Saturnia2014 Год назад

      @@txdmsk The police only behave like "badasses" when they're going up against unarmed targets. Also, all that bootlicking you're doing isn't going to get you invited to a police officer's backyard BBQ.

  • @ratherbeoutdoors9521
    @ratherbeoutdoors9521 Год назад +785

    We had a shooter at my son's high school. Three off duty cops in the civilian gear with just their side arms ran into the high school to neutralize the shooter. No hesitation and they did not have to wait for orders. They were from different departments. LAPD, LASD, and Inglewood yet they knew what their jobs where which is to stop the shooter and save the kids. Likewise when we had the North Hollywood here in LA, LAPD was outgunned and the assailants armor prevented the officers weapons from harming the suspects. But the took on the two bank robbers anyway and had to resort to going to a gun store to obtain high caliber rifles that could go through the robbers body armor. Because LAPD were so aggressive no lives were lost. My friends in LE are so furious that these cops stood around and did nothing.

    • @Azhan.J777
      @Azhan.J777 Год назад +26

      So sad and disgraceful man, and respect to the cops that took action immediately.

    • @jimmer1047
      @jimmer1047 Год назад +19

      I remember that. Living in Northern California thinking......chits gittin crazy down south. Those two guys were something else. If nothing else they had the stones to take it to the end. Surrendering wasn't in their game plan.

    • @dancruz14901
      @dancruz14901 Год назад

      HH l

    • @bigvinnie3
      @bigvinnie3 Год назад +10

      @@jimmer1047 Well Emil surrendered 29 rounds later lol. But I agree with you to an extent. The only thing that bugs me about them is that innocents people were hurt and endangered. If it was just cops vs robbers I'd look at it almost like soldier vs soldier, in that they both agreed to be there and knew the risks. But some civi getting groceries shouldn't end up in the crossfire it isn't right.

    • @kaecake9575
      @kaecake9575 Год назад

      Our celebrities get armed security and our public schools fund Genderism.
      I'm just gonna leave this here.🗣️

  • @freeclimb5487
    @freeclimb5487 Год назад +66

    In Greenwood, Indiana a 22 year old man with a glock 9mm took action and fired on an active shooter hitting him 8 of 10 rounds from 40 yards away. He was untrained but knew what to do and took action saving many many lives.... 80% hit rate in an active combat situation with adrenaline pumping. Untrained.... God Bless Him.

    • @InfokuId
      @InfokuId 9 месяцев назад +1

      what is yards? ffs! i hate to always open google to change it to metric to see the situation!

    • @freeclimb5487
      @freeclimb5487 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@InfokuId Yards is not metric, 1 yard = 3 ft. = 36 In. 40 yards = 120 ft. It was a great shot.

    • @mitchwood6609
      @mitchwood6609 Месяц назад

      ​@@InfokuIdwell move to America then. Get it over with!!! A yard is roughly a meter!

  • @alohava
    @alohava Год назад +376

    Jocko's rant about the chief "forgetting" his radio is 100% spot on. If you've spent 5 minutes in public safety, you feel naked without a radio. You are literally attached at the hip to your radio, it stays on your belt always. I've even accidentally taken my radio home at the end of my shift. I am wondering why his radio wasn't on his belt already, before the incident even began. In fact, most incident commanders I've seen have two or three radios. You have a mic that lets you operate hands free, so you can keep two hands on the gun or whatever else you're working on. You only need one hand briefly when you need to key your mic.

    • @kbm-zw5jd
      @kbm-zw5jd Год назад

      Police Chief’s are hardly cops. They’re politicians and executives. They don’t wear a gun belt and carry radios. They don’t wear bullet resistant vests. They wear a uniform shirt, usually with their rank obnoxiously displayed for the subordinates to genuflect to, and pants, and maybe carry a weapon in an off duty type holster. Most of them walk around pretending to be 4 star generals.

    • @hendriesterhuysen6624
      @hendriesterhuysen6624 Год назад +27

      Why are you even on-duty without your radio connected to you.

    • @kbm-zw5jd
      @kbm-zw5jd Год назад +11

      @@hendriesterhuysen6624 I agree with you. But police chief’s sit behind desks and rarely carry a radio. That being said, there were certainly other officers standing around with one. He should have taken one of theirs immediately. He’s blaming a lack of radio for his incompetence. Not that there’s no blame to be passed around. The 7-10 guys stacked up outside that classroom should have went in, orders or no orders.

    • @paulchakola7372
      @paulchakola7372 Год назад +2

      Absolutely, it's honestly the one piece of gear I had always made sure was charged up and with me.

    • @elizabethr.1127
      @elizabethr.1127 Год назад +4

      Even shitty coms better than no coms. Establish command and get it done.

  • @rockymckay1705
    @rockymckay1705 Год назад +1358

    This wasn’t a tactical mistake. It was cowardice and incompetence. They didn’t go in and make an accident. They refused not to go in at all. Not a tactical failing, a moral one.

    • @Gryphon129
      @Gryphon129 Год назад +41

      Right & he knows that but he’s being political smh real scum bag pov to take

    • @damon5894
      @damon5894 Год назад

      @@Gryphon129 Nope, the scumbag thing is mentally masturbating about a made up situation where you would have saved a bunch of kids. You dont know what you would have done in that situation, you dont.

    • @justlucky964
      @justlucky964 Год назад +75

      As a man how do you just wait outside with kids in there? Never mind a police officer, as a man I could never not problem solve and handle the emergency! Sitting around isn’t incompetence, it’s criminally negligible ! And then your first move is to pull guns on the parents? It’s complete insanity and I’m surprised the parents stayed at bay even at gunpoint .

    • @tarvitsenapua
      @tarvitsenapua Год назад +36

      right. any tactical mistake can be corrected or re-tried in 80 mins when your team remains uninjured and fully equipped. there is no excuse for what happened here.

    • @skurdibbles7913
      @skurdibbles7913 Год назад +23

      I'd have quit if the organization I worked for did the coward ass shit uvalde police did. Thank God for the rangers.

  • @jasonolinger7585
    @jasonolinger7585 Год назад +748

    The live scenario of being one of those parents who were cuffed by the police while a shooter is shooting kids in their school is literally one of the worst real life nightmares that can happen.

    • @JustOneOpinion
      @JustOneOpinion Год назад +56

      Trauma beyond comprehension

    • @kaecake9575
      @kaecake9575 Год назад

      Our celebrities get armed security and our public schools fund Genderism.
      I'm just gonna leave this here.🗣️

    • @vincentlaw1415
      @vincentlaw1415 Год назад +71

      I think you've lost all your trust in state authority after that, no doubt.

    • @MrEmb007
      @MrEmb007 Год назад +72

      I hate to sound like “that guy” but I’d like to think if my child were in there, there would be a trail of bodies behind me of everyone trying to keep me from getting to them….

    • @TheRealMrBlackCat
      @TheRealMrBlackCat Год назад +15

      @@MrEmb007 This...

  • @MNP208
    @MNP208 Год назад +126

    The video was just released. The amount of law enforcement just hanging out in that hallway was unbelieveable!

    • @fingolfin9086
      @fingolfin9086 Год назад +1

      It’s because they didn’t know there were kids in the classroom so they were treating it like a barricaded suspect. B Tatum just did an updated video on it.

    • @bboysaif8
      @bboysaif8 Год назад +27

      Fin Golfin but they were getting phone calls from alive kids in the classroom begging for help? And yet continued to stay in the hallway, some on their phones some sanitizing their hands.

    • @bboysaif8
      @bboysaif8 Год назад +15

      There’s absolutely no excuse for what happened.

    • @fingolfin9086
      @fingolfin9086 Год назад

      @@bboysaif8 supposedly dispatch didn’t relay those calls to the officers on scene. That’s coming from that same B Tatum video. Which sounds ridiculous, but it does makes sense with the way the cops were causally milling around. Common sense would say if they knew kids were in there they would have been pushing the door.

    • @bboysaif8
      @bboysaif8 Год назад +20

      Fin Golfin They heard constant gun shots coming from the room, which went for like an hour, they heard kids screaming, what else would they be thinking is going on? This is utter and complete failure on all accounts.

  • @claytondc508
    @claytondc508 Год назад +71

    I’m an armed, uniformed security officer at a private school. I get nothing but “thank you for being here” from parents, and many new students come to the school because of the added security - armed security, locked gates and cameras. That said, everyone I’ve come in contact with are 100% about keeping their children safe and could care less what it looks like.

    • @randiesel2165
      @randiesel2165 Год назад +2

      Thank you for what you do.

    • @chrisj9008
      @chrisj9008 Год назад +1

      100%. Unless you are completely blinded by ideology how do you justify armed security to protect your money but not your (and our countries) most value resources....
      It's more to me about how a security / officer presents themselves. I don't think we need Rambo. We want personalable people that help raise our kids but when needed can go to war with a threat. There are lots of ways to do that. But beyond all the tricks, toys, strategies.. its about having people that will step forward to protect others.
      Stay vigilant...

    • @claytondc508
      @claytondc508 Год назад

      @@chrisj9008 Well said

    • @Joe-og6br
      @Joe-og6br Год назад

      Have you ever been in a situation involving firearms being directed towards you? If not then you have no idea how you'll act if the unfortunate day comes. Do you have regular training which involves how to deal with an active shooter, involving on the ground practice. If not. Then you really have no idea what to do.

    • @Secure_It_T
      @Secure_It_T Год назад +1

      Thank you for your service. I hope to get into that field as soon as possible.

  • @siryeetus6226
    @siryeetus6226 Год назад +876

    The mother who saved her kids probably didn't have any tactical or military training, yet she acted better than most of those who were supposed to be professionals

    • @AdamSmith-ew2xd
      @AdamSmith-ew2xd Год назад +25

      Know several like her. Unfortunately like her they are prevented from having a career that can most use the skills because of past mistakes.

    • @Laotzu.Goldbug
      @Laotzu.Goldbug Год назад +6

      @@AdamSmith-ew2xd don't do crimes

    • @AdamSmith-ew2xd
      @AdamSmith-ew2xd Год назад +18

      @@Laotzu.Goldbug point taken and agreed on with the side point I make being the way kids are treated throughout life discouraging individuals who have a natural leadership ability and who think outside the box. Kids get felonies now for things that weren't an issue back in the 80's and earlier.

    • @angtxsun4460
      @angtxsun4460 Год назад +10

      @@AdamSmith-ew2xd Based on what? My guess is every parent would have entered if cops had not held them back!

    • @AdamSmith-ew2xd
      @AdamSmith-ew2xd Год назад +7

      @@angtxsun4460 it's her thought process and composure. Of course she wasn't the only parent who would go in.

  • @DoubleDash28
    @DoubleDash28 Год назад +514

    Another thing that’s also disturbing is one student who survived in the classroom with the gunman. Said the cops outside in the hallway were telling the kids to yell for help. And one little girl yelled for help and the psycho shot her. That’s just insane that an officer would think that’s a smart move.

    • @ter6501
      @ter6501 Год назад +11

      Where is your source?

    • @DoubleDash28
      @DoubleDash28 Год назад +108

      @@ter6501 KCENnews: 4th grade student survivor shares story on uvalde shooting. Video is 3:04 long. Kid is wearing maroon shirt and turquoise shorts in thumbnail.
      Fast forward to 1:05 in the clip to see exactly what I’m talking about.

    • @zuccman968
      @zuccman968 Год назад +73

      @@DoubleDash28 there was also a teacher thst survived that confirmed that story.

    • @sirtwentythree
      @sirtwentythree Год назад +2

      That was the border patrol agent that shot Salvador Ramos in the end. After he said and heard that, they immediately breached.

    • @bigdopamine9343
      @bigdopamine9343 Год назад +7

      @@sirtwentythree where’s your source for that? Because that’s not what’s being reported. The gunman was hiding in a closet at the time they finally made entry.

  • @scottyeager539
    @scottyeager539 Год назад +174

    You gotta get Paul Howe from CSAT on to discuss this, as well as his Army career, including “Blackhawk Down”. He summed it up perfectly in the after-action video he posted right after Uvalde regarding the LEOs: “You get paid to go in, not to come out.” Exactly.

    • @sana-cm7oc
      @sana-cm7oc Год назад +12

      The cops are trained that ‘everyone goes home at the end of the shift’ and every no -cop is a deadly threat.

    • @Zarab923
      @Zarab923 Год назад

      @@sana-cm7oc their job and what they are taught is to protect the public before themselves actually

    • @sana-cm7oc
      @sana-cm7oc Год назад +8

      @@Zarab923 Over 400 LEOs have proven you wrong. SCOTUS has ruled that LEOs have no legal obligation to protection their fellow citizens.

    • @Jump-n-smash
      @Jump-n-smash Год назад

      Beautiful quote. I will look Paul Howe up. Thank you.

    • @krevixbass228
      @krevixbass228 Год назад

      What video is it I can't find it

  • @suzannaheike2302
    @suzannaheike2302 Год назад +86

    The woman that jumped the fence to go and get her kids knowing she could die in the attempt has so much courage, her kids are going to be so proud of her I'm sure the community praises her as a hero as well. I'm sorry for all parents that lost their children and that were pepper sprayed or tazed so themselves couldn't do the job of saving their child's life. The suffuring has been made so much worst because of that botched response.

    • @charleslennonbaker
      @charleslennonbaker Год назад +16

      She also saved several students that weren't her children. The U-PD is still intimidating her to this day.

    • @bloodiedberserker7574
      @bloodiedberserker7574 Год назад +8

      Any cop that tried to stop me from getting my kids would find their lives ended.

    • @ccormx
      @ccormx Год назад +3

      She’s a mom. I absolutely cannot fathom doing anything else. Tackle me, arrest me, prosecute me, imprison me, I’m doing the same fucking thing. But, I’m a white Texan. This communal response, in a historical context, in an Hispanic community, might just be something that shows us how certain people are scared of cops, because cops have treated them like shit, and after this eventually ended, these kids were treated like shit in this scenario.

    • @salinahawxhurst9294
      @salinahawxhurst9294 Год назад +1

      Have done work with these families and Angeli is truly amazing! There will be a documentary coming out this month about this and her specifically

    • @ellentheartist1
      @ellentheartist1 Год назад

      ​@@salinahawxhurst9294 ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @tessasense2584
    @tessasense2584 Год назад +432

    Mad props to the mother who went in and got her kids.

    • @R.Tafolla
      @R.Tafolla Год назад +11

      Any parent would do that for their kids.

    • @hothotheat3000
      @hothotheat3000 Год назад +58

      She went in there unarmed. No vest. No gun. Just sheer guts. A true badass.

    • @R.Tafolla
      @R.Tafolla Год назад +5

      @Errol Brown well most.

    • @mr.shin.5138
      @mr.shin.5138 Год назад +10

      She needs to write a book about the experience.

    • @blkreid
      @blkreid Год назад +38

      @@mr.shin.5138 she needs to be the police chief, apparently

  • @jdubbya348
    @jdubbya348 Год назад +529

    If they try to detain you while you are attempting to rescue your children, THEY are the enemy.

    • @txdmsk
      @txdmsk Год назад

      Exactly.
      They should be tried for murder.

    • @mikek9297
      @mikek9297 Год назад +42

      Yes. And you are pying them salary to be the enemy.

    • @andrewcanady6644
      @andrewcanady6644 Год назад +22

      You’re right. If anyone was standing by running suck while my child is in danger and they prevent me from doing something about it after I don my own armor and weapon, they’re the first to die. Aloha. 🤙🏾

    • @Cuffsmaster
      @Cuffsmaster Год назад +12

      If you have may adults running around the school with guns who is the Police to focus on. I can see more innocent people being shot. There is not clear answer for this.. It could go both ways.
      That being said I'd like to think that I'd try to go in after my child.
      But all this should of not been an issue because the cops should of made entry as soon as 3 or 4 cops get on scene.
      I have had conversations with my State training center about this for over 2 years ago. I know the Chief trainer in my State who is a former Marine. This moving in quickly by Cops is suppose to be standard practice now in every State
      In my State if you are the only office on scene in a rural area you get the first two people with guns to enter with you. Rural areas do the best they can.

    • @jdubbya348
      @jdubbya348 Год назад

      So there is less confusion...the cops not doing anything to save your child are the closest, current enemy. Take them out then breach the school. You will not save every child, but you will save more than they are. Get in, no matter WHO you have to kill to get to your baby. This is not hard...standing by why children are being murdered requires your own death. That is the price for cowardice

  • @jermichael3484
    @jermichael3484 Год назад +130

    Just like Mike Glover states on his channel. The security measures at federal buildings, around politicians, judges, etc… They are protected with multiple measures, however the ones that need the most, OUR CHILDREN get the least. This is a conversation that needs to be had. Much love and respect gentlemen

    • @sillygoose5138
      @sillygoose5138 Год назад +4

      Conversation has been had... sad people are waiting for it... They consider themselves more valuable than us. Sooo... what next?

    • @georgewashington7374
      @georgewashington7374 Год назад +12

      But $40 Billion to Ukraine.

    • @alwaysbanned4812
      @alwaysbanned4812 Год назад +1

      Nothing compared to the yearly for our greatest ally

    • @jermichael3484
      @jermichael3484 Год назад

      @@sillygoose5138 Have it again, and again and again.

    • @cheddar2648
      @cheddar2648 Год назад

      @@georgewashington7374 Feds spend three trillion confiscated American dollars on do nothings who do not work. So what is forty billion for people fighting the Bear, you clown? Take a diet from Tucker Carlson and learn to think for yourself. WTF does Ukraine have to do with an inept municipal PD?

  • @jtubef8620
    @jtubef8620 Год назад +166

    It's insane how in college we have ID cards to scan to get into buildings, we have campus police, we have bluelights, we have so many layers and so many protocols to keep us safe...
    We're grown adults.
    Why aren't our children worth the effort?

    • @ryang1718
      @ryang1718 Год назад +4

      @Trololol Trololol sadly it is that ....not everyone has kids ...and parents wont accept extra tax for it ....this happened in rome times almost the same kinda thing

    • @lifotheparty6195
      @lifotheparty6195 Год назад +7

      Massive defunding of public education to the point that teachers I know now work as bartenders. The district doesn’t have the funding to do it’s basic job of teaching let alone adding security

    • @mr.hustleakamike2734
      @mr.hustleakamike2734 Год назад +3

      Follow the money ever time

    • @The10thManRules
      @The10thManRules Год назад +1

      Same reason there's no set belts on school busses.

    • @ChriS-tz9jm
      @ChriS-tz9jm Год назад

      Well said !!

  • @zach2677
    @zach2677 Год назад +385

    01:15:49 This is a perfect example of why I hold so much respect for Jocko as a human being and a leader. Mid-sentence, when he realizes he is characterizing a position he may be personally opposed to in an uncharitable mocking voice, he pauses, corrects himself, and states the position objectively and with respect. This mindset and style of communication enables problems to be solved. If only our elected officials, political talk show hosts, and others in positions of influence could model this to Americans more broadly. Thank you Jocko for using your platform honorably!

    • @matthiasstephens2265
      @matthiasstephens2265 Год назад

      You're correct but the politicians intentionally lie to us

    • @davidlacoste
      @davidlacoste Год назад +9

      The more i hear former SOC operators, the more i find them more nuanced, reasonable, poised, and smarter than most of the "elite" politicians and mainstream commentators.
      I'm not American so it may be unbecoming for me to say but those are the kind of guy that should run the country.

    • @enigmas4017
      @enigmas4017 Год назад

      @@davidlacoste most of our best presidents of all time served in the military such as jfk regan etc Roosevelt

    • @stevengonzalez3014
      @stevengonzalez3014 Год назад +12

      @@enigmas4017 definitely not regan lol

    • @davidlacoste
      @davidlacoste Год назад +4

      @@enigmas4017 If you're talking about about Ted Roosevelt, everything i read about him tell me he was a m-fricking badass. I heard he got shot during a speech and finished the speech before getting medical attention, i know he led a company in the Cuban war.

  • @judyjackson9653
    @judyjackson9653 Год назад +286

    I graduated in 2012, and we had a school officer. We called her Fergie, she was armed, and she loved the kids at school. As a theatre kid, she’d improve with us and pretend to draw her gun, she never did, and we knew she just loved us. Sandy Hook happened after I graduated, and I knew in my heart, Fergie would have faced that bastard down. School officers don’t have to be scary, they can actually make you love them. Thanks for your service, Fergie.

    • @alfarouqaminufor3892
      @alfarouqaminufor3892 Год назад +11

      Yes I agree 100%. School resource officers can have a huge positive impact on kids, especially kids that are going down the wrong path.

    • @saltygrasshopper
      @saltygrasshopper Год назад

      Fergie would have saved herself and let you die. Then her career would have continued somewhere else.

    • @keenanlarsen1639
      @keenanlarsen1639 Год назад +5

      In elementary school we had a guard named Mr Larry. Sweetest guy, totally a gentle giant type. Sometimes he even gave me a rice krispie from the vending machine. Great dude.

    • @iceman00behave
      @iceman00behave Год назад +19

      @Antoine Brosseau It turns out that finger guns are completely harmless whether or not an actual firearm is present.

    • @hx5061
      @hx5061 Год назад

      @@iceman00behave what about a Mr Bean scenario

  • @lydellb
    @lydellb Год назад +5

    Crazy how the response time was about as good as it gets and yet still found a way to let the clock tick down.

  • @feoleb
    @feoleb Год назад +58

    God it must kill you to know how easily you could have handled that situation and watching people with such a low skill level try and solve that problem. Thanks for going in-depth on this. I really appreciate your point of view.

  • @bc5766
    @bc5766 Год назад +89

    As a former LEO I support massive, centralized overhaul of LEO hiring and training standards. It was a mess when I started, and has never improved. Unbelievable amounts of cronyism and nepotism when hiring. Initial training is insufficient. Countless hours of emphasis on chicken shit like marching and shoe shining. Not enough emphasis on first aid, mindset, defensive tactics, communication, decision making. Minimal stress inoculation training. Once you hit the beat training all but stops. Hours per year. Maybe 24 hours per calendar year of mandated training. And to circle back to poor hiring practice…all the cowards, yes men, shitbags, and slugs…once everyone knows who they are…you have them for 20, 25, 30 years. They dont get weeded out or forced out. They just exist. They are career liabilities and everyone knows it. But the administrations tend to get caught up head hunting people who piss them off by saying shit like I am now, and not the people who need to be weeded out. They will hold on to a fat coward shitbag yes man all day and witch hunt a stud who has the courage to ask questions.

    • @highenergyv276
      @highenergyv276 Год назад +7

      Dude you nailed. The police are not men of noble character.

    • @jstevens105
      @jstevens105 Год назад +1

      Damn dude. I know you are right. Which makes me really hopeless

    • @MatthewSmith-uf6tr
      @MatthewSmith-uf6tr Год назад

      i quit being a cop after 2 months. bunch of ego maniacs in general. shitty career imo.

    • @SuperTweezy5
      @SuperTweezy5 Год назад +6

      That was wonderfully said, and thank you for your unselfish service.

    • @devonmorrow2854
      @devonmorrow2854 Год назад +6

      And even "if" any action is taken against the "bad" cops the union and current laws protect them. The current state of Law Enforcement is a genie that will never be put back in a bottle I'm afraid. Thank you to good ones out there that stick with it.

  • @altaris2000
    @altaris2000 Год назад +253

    I don't know if I have ever seen Jocko so worked up and agitated on a podcast before, and you can tell he is holding it back too.....and the anger is 100% justified.
    As someone that lives about an hour away, I get more and more upset with every new piece of info I learn about this cluster-fuck of a tragedy.

    • @britdakdltls
      @britdakdltls Год назад +12

      What are the residents and families doing with regards to those cowardly cops? Anything? I would think the town would start to protest the shit out of those officer's. Look what happened when the "me too" movement was taking place, seems to me that this is far more justified to given them a taste of "cancel culture" and demand a total loss of their jobs and all benefits as a result of their proven inability to perform their sworn duty.

    • @DeepTexas
      @DeepTexas Год назад +1

      same. we’re down the road in Hondo with an 11 yr old daughter. think sending her to school the next day was easy? if i hear the words ‘school shooting’ on the news now, i get a mini panic attack. shit is real dumb right now.

    • @kaecake9575
      @kaecake9575 Год назад

      Our celebrities get armed security and our public schools fund Genderism.
      I'm just gonna leave this here.🗣️

    • @jodiecostello6356
      @jodiecostello6356 Год назад +1

      @@DeepTexas from an Australian perspective, it does really appear to be a big cluster fuck...... And just personally I would no way in hell send my child to a school ( safe learning environment) were security , armed teachers or metal detector s were needed for any dam reason. My heart goes out to any mother having to face the fear the next day of sending a child to school. 😥

    • @vonalxao1
      @vonalxao1 Год назад +3

      He has kids. Anyone with kids will feel that pang in their heart. Those little angels should still be here. Those parents shouldn’t have to be living in a nightmare.

  • @georgetrevino3532
    @georgetrevino3532 Год назад +26

    “A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week” - George Patton

  • @kellyjames6881
    @kellyjames6881 Год назад +10

    Texas teacher here…thank you Jocko. Training is right!! I hold back tears every time I practice lockdowns with my littles-I give them assurances and my promises to do it right and best because I love them. I imagine the scenarios daily since the Uvalde incident. Preparing my heart for a worst case scenario I hope never comes.

    • @americanpatriot7247
      @americanpatriot7247 Год назад +1

      Ms James, I hear the sound of a person made of hero material. What you said, how you said it, is what makes people great. I hope my kids would have a teacher like you around them if they were in trouble. God bless, ma'am.

  • @DSB831
    @DSB831 Год назад +285

    In case anyone thinks the reason Jocko said “we’re not waiting on ballistic shields while children are being killed” because he’s a Seal, that isn’t accurate. I was a POG Marine and even I know that you just push through the fear, or nerves, or whatever you want to call it to do way you need to do. Like that mom. What a bad ass. I’m grossed out by those cops that sat on their hands.

    • @AdamSmith-ew2xd
      @AdamSmith-ew2xd Год назад +3

      Exactly

    • @TRAXRIPPER
      @TRAXRIPPER Год назад

      None of those kids had shields! The only shield they had was the shield of the badges of the cops who were supposed protect and serve! So they waited at the cost of 21 lives! and in the end it looks like a Border Patrol Agent who knew what to do went against orders and handled that SHIT!
      Now clearly his training was the difference and so The Defund The Police crap shows how stupid that is but at the same time after 2 years of police being wrong no matter what they do and a complete breakdown of law enforcement on a local level on a state level and on a national level as a whole and all kinds of people calling for them to be removed or fired and even facing charges when the take out someone with a gun because of his race..... I hate to say this but it's a fact the the public has created this hesitation just as much as that cops that were there!
      This is what happens when someone like LeBron ASSFUCK James says police are out hunting black people just to kill them!
      OH REALLY THEN WHY DID THEY NEVER COME AFTER YOU FUCK FACE?
      So I agree with everything you said but I also believe that as a MARINE you have the ability to see everything and process multiple active situations at once and act or react to what is needed!
      Our general public has become almost paralyzed by solitary issues as they come and almost never move until the next wave comes and smashes them in the face!
      We almost or more likely HAVE become our own worst enemy in this world!
      I was never in the service but my dad was a MARINE! 73 to 76 he went to Japan and is still alive but he gave me his book I still have to this day. a big red book with gold embroidery from Paris Island that has a bunch of color pics of boot camp and then black & whites in the back that are all from his boot camp! there is more then 1 pic of my pops getting his ASS chewed! lol PLATOON 385
      So much RESPECT AND HONOR TO YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! THANK YOU!
      It seems we have an issue in our country in my opinion that people go to school to become teachers of all kinds of various fields and spend their whole life teaching but never have been actually doing SHIT!
      and are completely clueless that what they teach is USELESS! Had they ever went and spent any time doing it all they would see the disconnect and most would probably feel pretty damn foolish on how far apart their teaching "THEROY actually is from "REALITY"
      And I really don't even know how we course correct without the proper leadership in place?
      There is a difference between a Real Leader and just some ASSHOLE in charge! ASSHOLES produce 1 thing!
      SHIT! That's what they do and all they will ever do! Right now our country is run by a whole fleet!
      When Leading by example is our motto.... well look at the example set by those who make themselves EXEMPT from every law they create and what do people expect to happen but just a cluster FUCK?
      anyway.... I've ranted enough!
      Much Respect out to you!"
      just know when a guy like me becomes a voice of reason and logic.....
      we are getting down to the last few chapters in our story!
      lol sad but true!
      ttyl

    • @abab201
      @abab201 Год назад +4

      Just like with a traffic stop, they love to repeat the line "because look you know at the end of the day we have families we're human too we're just trying to do our Job and get back to our families safe like you" ; They are more concerned with and their #1 priority is their own safety, their co workers safety, their dogs safety, the person who called and gave what could have been a false report's safety, then the safety of the person/s they're there to investigate or save.

    • @orlock20
      @orlock20 Год назад +13

      The Supreme Court allows police to be lazy. It's the states that have to step up with laws on what the police are suppose to do as well as not do. It can't be something some instructor said or some oath taken.

    • @irisgonzalez-caulder9352
      @irisgonzalez-caulder9352 Год назад +1

      S D
      organizED CRIME
      love of power
      and/or money

  • @STARMedic28
    @STARMedic28 Год назад +91

    Anyone who has ever seen or met Arredondo in person knows immediately that the only breaching or room-clearing training he's ever taken part in would be that of the buffet or a table full of breakfast tacos. He was put into that school district police chief position by all the good ol boys, who are now in full-on circle the wagon mode. Arredondo was sworn in to the city council position secretly, in a closed ceremony a few days after this incident. The city of Uvalde will do everything to sweep this gross negligence under the rug by any means necessary. Arredondo's only goal within that incident was to shovel his responsibility as the incident commander off onto someone else, which is evident in his abject fear to make any type of decision. Jocko absolutely nailed it on all points, most importantly was Arredondo's ignorant decision to not take critical communications equipment, and his pathetic answer to save face by saying he was rushing into harms way with two hands on his gun...

    • @Mister_Skar
      @Mister_Skar Год назад +6

      No one in Texas should stand for this, not just the people of Uvalde, but most decent people in that state need to be protesting this guy in every way possible. Don't let him or the world forget his uselessness.

    • @teddywestside4816
      @teddywestside4816 Год назад

      Fat cops discust me. Have sone fkn pride and at least look the part.

    • @geraldmartsy2165
      @geraldmartsy2165 Год назад +8

      Do we know who Arredondo voted for? My money's on Biden.

    • @nickpertsinidis3228
      @nickpertsinidis3228 Год назад +1

      Listen it was a special dinner that day his wife was making and from his girth he likes to eat not train to get better at his job.

    • @seankim9294
      @seankim9294 Год назад +2

      This guy deserves to live with all the guilt of the lives lost because of his incompetency and the fact he continues to try and deflect the blame. What a joke of a human being, he's a waste of air

  • @peterschlegel537
    @peterschlegel537 Год назад +35

    I would like to see an updated discussion now that the hallway footage has been released.

  • @awaytoday9528
    @awaytoday9528 Год назад +55

    As a full time single father of two minor boys, my heart is broken for those parents outside that institution, hearing the rounds being fired, while LE prevented them from retrieving their children. While the individuals with training waited for tactical gear and body armor, the parents were willing and understand, they are thier child's armor, and would willingly lay down their life so their child may live.

    • @briannerk3373
      @briannerk3373 Год назад +10

      Actually, They did have body armor and rifles and training, yet they waited.

    • @hubbs5759
      @hubbs5759 Год назад

      Exactly.

  • @andybonner4730
    @andybonner4730 Год назад +161

    I don’t think I’ve ever heard Jocko let out so many heavy, long, drawn-out sighs in one episode before.

    • @TheBiggE.
      @TheBiggE. Год назад +15

      I imagine it’s frustrating because he knows, intimately, that this could have been prevented with what he knows if it was applied

    • @jeannieneuser5316
      @jeannieneuser5316 Год назад +7

      Well, remember...
      Jocko is a good man.
      And he has children, too.

    • @nh251
      @nh251 Год назад +3

      The cops really showed their true colors. Yellow.

    • @raydawg2115
      @raydawg2115 Год назад +2

      I remember going to the gym when I found out. I couldn’t even work out. Normally I’d take the energy from a tragedy and go hard but this story just made me lose life inside me. I thought about how much I loved elementary and junior high and it broke me. Thoughts and prayers for the victims of this tragedy.

    • @chris2956
      @chris2956 Год назад +1

      You should check out Mike Glover's breakdown video. I've never heard so many f-bombs in one of his videos.

  • @eddiegreen6006
    @eddiegreen6006 Год назад +92

    As a 30yr retired police officer, this is the best commentary I’ve heard on Uvalde. I totally agree with everything you said. Great show!

  • @bipolarmomandnowwhat
    @bipolarmomandnowwhat Год назад +3

    Excellent! Perspective Jocko this is what we need a round table panel of experts to get this information out.

  • @ddtrahan
    @ddtrahan Год назад +18

    I teach my children active shooter drills. I also teach my children to call me if this would happen. I walk the halls of the school to understand the layout bc I am coming.

  • @mikewinter7697
    @mikewinter7697 Год назад +43

    This is the first time I’ve actually been able to tell Jocko was really pissed. He is a very wise man with a ton of common sense. I really wish he would get into politics to help turn our country around.

    • @billmcyrus
      @billmcyrus Год назад +4

      He's doing more by educating people. Instead of being just one guy alone, he's rebuilding our country.

  • @xPsychotic1
    @xPsychotic1 Год назад +78

    in Israel, since the terror attacks of the 80's and early 2000's
    it is a standard to have a security guard in almost every public place (maybe except MOST restaurants)
    so I grew up in schools in which at every open gate - sat a lightly armed security guard, whose role was to check everyone who enters the school and is not supposed to be there.
    never once have I felt I was in prison
    those guards actually became a part of the social fabric
    we liked them and looked up to them
    they helped us when needed, were friends of our parents, and generally made our days better, since its always good to see another familiar face.

    • @superluminalsquirrel9359
      @superluminalsquirrel9359 Год назад +2

      Thanks for sharing your perspective

    • @anon2427
      @anon2427 Год назад

      In Israel is it required to have a security guard on every corner to blow the heads off of Palestinian women and children at a moments notice

    • @elizabethr.1127
      @elizabethr.1127 Год назад

      Same here! 80s west Germany department of defense schools - serious security and it was comforting and normal.

    • @jimmydane34
      @jimmydane34 Год назад +1

      I would imagine if u have a caring, rational, and very tactically trained security guard in each school. I always assume u wouldnt feel in danger or prison......
      99.9% of the time would be him getting to know the faculty, students, help when needed and be part of the community.... Its still a school so i never understood how one argues that it would make it feel like a prison.......
      Not like ur in a cage, n ur monitored 24,/7. Its simply a securty guard protecting the school.

  • @wallaceanthony4707
    @wallaceanthony4707 Год назад +76

    I've literally fought 3 dudes to protect a man that was a clerk at the convenience store I was delivering to that violently attacked him. No training , no weapons, just a guy doing the right thing. I can't understand how police with guns can allow children to die

    • @ordinarygamer1353
      @ordinarygamer1353 Год назад

      Because they are all absolute cowards who will do everything to protect their own self interest and are an extension of the federal government. They are the biggest gang in the United States

    • @controllertakes0skill278
      @controllertakes0skill278 Год назад +4

      Does it feel good lying on the internet to strangers

    • @wallaceanthony4707
      @wallaceanthony4707 Год назад

      @@controllertakes0skill278 probably seems like a lie to someone that would cower in the fetal position in that situation like you and most people.

    • @cheddar2648
      @cheddar2648 Год назад +6

      Go one more: how many people refused to relieve the on-scene commander and go in, or just raise an ad hoc posse of three or four nearby officers and go in disregarding orders? This incident was a stunning failure.

    • @razorhawk9808
      @razorhawk9808 Год назад

      @@controllertakes0skill278 You and I were NOT THERE. Could be truthful...

  • @TheLifeInMotion
    @TheLifeInMotion Год назад +7

    "Had to train their default mode to be aggressive", I worked for several years as a fire fighter, the first fire that I went to, we showed up and the house was very on fire(flames blowing out roof and windows), I remember thinking, "someone should call someone about that" and then realizing that someone already had, they had called me 😅and that made me take a second to think through our tasking to figure out my responsibility was. The whole situation was overwhelming, but because we had trained, I was able to figure out what task I was supposed to be performing. I figured out that I was supposed to be making sure no one was in the building, I joined up with my captain and began search operations. No people but we were able to save several pets. No grand heroics, but having and following procedures allowed us to keep the situation from getting worse. We got the people/creatures out of the building and put the fire out. None of those things were going to do themselves, but we practiced doing them. I did not get paid enough to make "it worth it", but I did want the chance to get to improve the lives of people in our community, the duty was the motivation....and practicing what to do lets you be aggressive. I am glad to never have been in a situation that was this dangerous, but we did practice doing the things for situations like this, and I think if it had come down to it, we would have been ready to act, I hope anyways, we did in other situations.
    The situation gets better when you put water on the fire/lead the bad guy. Then you are safe 😅

  • @ethanwilson5310
    @ethanwilson5310 Год назад +26

    My dad served with the 1st bat of the 75th ranger regiment. He spent alot of time trainning me always said the word is getting worse. between 13 and 17 years of age i was taught to fight with a rifle and hand gun, got me enrollled in bjj and later kickboxing, one man room clearing and cqc drills. Always go back to your tools and " The wrong decision is better than no decision". He was a great man and a true warrior. I was blessed. The other thing he pounded into me was before u learn to break something 1st u must learn to fix it and so he took me to 1st response trama training and other classes. Learn to heal and save before u learn to destroy and hurt people.

    • @superiormanx7649
      @superiormanx7649 Год назад +2

      Wow that last part is deep. Your dad is a legend.

    • @ethanwilson5310
      @ethanwilson5310 Год назад +3

      @@superiormanx7649 thank you sir. The big ranger in the sky took him home dec 1, 3:48 while we were at work. I worked on him for over 8 min the emt's had to pull me off. 16 people stood and watched including my brother while i fought for him the vary last time. Never fought so hard in my life and i made a point to fight my whole life. They told me he had the widow maker heart attack and was dead when he hit the ground but i got a light irregular pulse at one point. Sry to drop this shit but i dont have facebook( dad trained me well) or people be vulnerable with. His name was larry wilson. Look up the rangers prayer and think of him and all before him when u read it. Thanks. And again sry for the shit i dropped.

    • @antonseoane9092
      @antonseoane9092 Год назад +3

      @@ethanwilson5310 I'm sorry for your loss man, your dad sounds like he was a great man. Stay strong brother, he is proud of you

    • @superiormanx7649
      @superiormanx7649 Год назад +2

      damm man that’s wild. Thanks for telling me about your story,You honor your father with these stories
      .We have to keep the cycle going for the new generation, We need real men again and if we can teach them to be strong as your father has taught you to be strong I believe this world will change for the better. One love brother and may your father Rest In Peace.

  • @ghsty95
    @ghsty95 Год назад +62

    Imagine a child calling 911, telling you exactly where the gunman is! 19 officers in the building(surely there’s a map of the school in somewhere inside the building they could have used) and not moving up and Swiss cheesing him before he can move on! The mismanagement through the whole incident is insane

    • @obsidian2404
      @obsidian2404 Год назад +2

      Don’t even need a map when you can just follow the screams and gunshots..

    • @kaecake9575
      @kaecake9575 Год назад

      Our celebrities get armed security and our public schools fund Genderism.
      I'm just gonna leave this here.🗣️

    • @superluminalsquirrel9359
      @superluminalsquirrel9359 Год назад +1

      It turns out they had their hands on a map at some point, but it wasn’t entirely accurate per the Senate hearing live-streamed today.

    • @dlmblodgett
      @dlmblodgett Год назад

      911 operator told them room 102 not 112.

    • @momma788205
      @momma788205 Год назад

      You would think the police would have had an accurate map considering they were police for the ISD! This whole thing is a disaster!

  • @jcstuart6978
    @jcstuart6978 Год назад +9

    I know this is probably the most difficult podcast Jocko has ever had to make. A man with the heart of a warrior and protector cannot fathom the events of that day. God help us.

  • @snappers_antique_firearms
    @snappers_antique_firearms Год назад +13

    Truly some of the best training I ever got while in the military was playing the bad guy. It really opened my eyes about vulnerability.

  • @lordfarquad5698
    @lordfarquad5698 Год назад +606

    The only response, morally and legally, was to enter and eliminate the threat at any cost. This was not only a failure by police, but a failure by society to uphold the moral principles that make us who we are.

    • @muriloninja
      @muriloninja Год назад +14

      Running in to die wouldn't help anyone! You are right, its a failure of society to address the root cause and secondly to protect children at schools by ensuring all states and municipalities have well documented SOP's coupled with Law Enforcement being equipped and trained to respond using said SOP's.
      If people think some small town LEO's who maybe got a 15wk Academy, gets to the range to train twice a year, lives in a community with a medium income of $25k is suddenly supposed to storm a building like they are Devgru/Unit operators are so mistaken its hilarious and lacks complete context.
      A lot of mistakes were made, gotta give it time for all facts to come out so hopefully we can learn from this and push for SOP's to be implemented across the nation.

    • @SN00PICUS
      @SN00PICUS Год назад +98

      Considering the police forced everyone else to stand down, I would say they take the full L on this one.

    • @gcoffey223
      @gcoffey223 Год назад

      @@muriloninja So, 4 or 5 officers with an m4 can't take out a kid in a dress with an AR? At least they could have tried. Cowards

    • @Valorius
      @Valorius Год назад +15

      "Officer safety first."

    • @Valorius
      @Valorius Год назад +94

      @@muriloninja that department had just done active shooter training in that exact School two months prior to the attack. They had a full-fledged SWAT team and there were 19 cops in the hallway armed with rifles and body armor who stood down as that man executed children. Obviously they should have went in immediately. Bootlicker.

  • @jaymay7957
    @jaymay7957 Год назад +182

    Fucking hard for me to listen to you break this down tactically as a father now, second kid due in august. But especially when I hear you describe the parents outside, I would snap

    • @ScrappyXGC
      @ScrappyXGC Год назад +3

      I'm with you. I'm allergic to pepper spray, so it's very close to a death sentence without epi. I don't miss at that range. Would have been way more than 19 kids and two adults. Officer involved altercation attempting to murder me resulting in... Ha, told you what's my kryptonite. I can hold my breath for quite a while though and keep working

    • @VikCalo
      @VikCalo Год назад +1

      Man I though the same thing man. Tuff to hear.

    • @angtxsun4460
      @angtxsun4460 Год назад +4

      Absolutely heartbreaking, makes me nauseated to imagine what kids and teachers experienced

    • @MonstaFreak13
      @MonstaFreak13 Год назад

      If my kid was at that school and cops are trying to stop me from saving my kids im shooting at anything inbetween me and my kid. Im not worried about my life at that point

    • @irisgonzalez-caulder9352
      @irisgonzalez-caulder9352 Год назад

      I think,
      " Americo " was bait toward me.
      The question,
      "Would she take picture of name?"
      Another word
      for sisaña ?
      Mariconeria what I ask
      the supposed marshall mujer today.
      Real men
      don't think like stupidity of women.
      I'm the ungrateful one ?
      " 20 empanadas y 20 croquetas "
      Jocko are these assumptions?
      of mine online
      or
      manipulative subtle tell-tale signs ?
      just sign all these documents
      Cary follow jennifer profit lawyer
      lol
      wail ? car tag
      of 2011
      W G W - O J
      4 U's ?
      University of Miami
      four university funds ?
      jennifer wail ? 😭
      u u G u u OJ
      when my mom
      in 2010 stop talking
      to
      or
      with
      jennifer
      Things aren't always as they seem
      WGW - OJ

  • @enriqueshockwave8869
    @enriqueshockwave8869 Год назад +77

    Jocko is like the grizzled lion that all the cubs gather around to learn from.

    • @adrianostafford8240
      @adrianostafford8240 Год назад +2

      Like? Is that not exactly what's happening?

    • @fancyclown6863
      @fancyclown6863 Год назад +5

      @@adrianostafford8240 nope hes a human being not a lion. dont gotta act all condescending man

  • @welderdude1
    @welderdude1 Год назад

    Always train. Your perspective is very helpful and needs to be followed. I shoot at a range with LEO every week. It makes me sad to see how many of them do not take their training seriously. You and Mike Glover have spread a lot of knowledge about this and other things that further enforce the protector mindset. Thanks man.

  • @bm8236
    @bm8236 Год назад +301

    Of all states, I didn't think Texas would have cowards as cops.

    • @jordanaguirre2540
      @jordanaguirre2540 Год назад +38

      I honestly think its a generation thing. Back in the early 2000s there was a shootout i think in tyler texas. A man with an AR-15 went and shot up a Texas courthouse. You literally saw on camara officer running in the line of fire towards the shooter. These dudes had some balls they disregarded their own safety and towards the prick as he was firing at them. That being said whats my generation people from the early 90s we are failing to step up to the plate and these younger generations aint looking to bright either. Thats why I believe we need to have a mandatory military service for anyone who is getting out of highschool for 3 years. We need to tough these generations up.

    • @jimmyhenson2167
      @jimmyhenson2167 Год назад +7

      @@jordanaguirre2540, yes 👍 Kaufman Texas courthouse. Brave and good people outnumber bad coward people. Thanks

    • @Anon-
      @Anon- Год назад +12

      ​@@jordanaguirre2540 I lived in Tyler when this occurred. It was at the Smith County Courthouse in 2005. One of the men killed was a citizen named Mark Wilson who confronted the shooter David Arroyo with a revolver, shot him with a revolver, and when he had to reload, the shooter came around the car and executed him. There was a former Marine sniper (IIRC) that grabbed his M4, and jumped on the hood of one of the patrol cars while they chased him through town. They finally disabled his vehicle on the loop and the sharpshooter shot him right in the head.
      It was a tragic situation, but executed perfectly by police. The man shot his wife and son, and a few others (including the citizen Mark Wilson), and the police hunted him down and shot him dead like a dog.

    • @jordanaguirre2540
      @jordanaguirre2540 Год назад +1

      @@Anon- yes thats the case I was talking about those Texas law men took care of business and they went as far as to not covering the body of David Arroyo once they killed him. Thats why i think its a generation thing.

    • @Martin-ls9bz
      @Martin-ls9bz Год назад

      @@jordanaguirre2540 columbine lasted almost an hour, and only because they ended up killing themselves. Not sure it was any better back in the day

  • @EvertfromNederland
    @EvertfromNederland Год назад +86

    They conveniently covered their asses with the hostage scenario. The covering of their own asses started with that lame, yet very telling "I left my radio in my car because it would slow me down" excuse. Pretty sad to hear the people in charge were better equipped with excuses instead of skills.

    • @kaecake9575
      @kaecake9575 Год назад

      Our celebrities get armed security and our public schools fund Genderism.
      I'm just gonna leave this here.🗣️

    • @cyndirymer7068
      @cyndirymer7068 Год назад

      I can’t even imagine dispatch trying and trying to get a hold of the chief or whatever his title was on the radio. That reasoning was completely fucktarded.

    • @MyMomSaysImKeen
      @MyMomSaysImKeen Год назад

      Uvalde just proves police need access to more funding, trading, and access to modernized armaments.
      If they simply had a Reaper Drone they could've deployed it to fire a Hellfire missile into the classroom to off the perp.

    • @WiseCheese587
      @WiseCheese587 Год назад

      Yeah except these police officers probably weren't trained for anything like this and if they could've called SWAT they probably would have, people can type on the internet all they want but most people don't actually know how they would react right now as they read this comment if they were put in the exact scenario those officers were in even with their training, that doesn't mean I'm saying what they did was right but with all that adrenaline running through your body, if you aren't used to that it will be very very hard to make clear rational decisions and that' assuming you're healthy, if you already have heart issues or psychological issues and numerous other health issues could obviously be life threatening.

  • @jackgardner2468
    @jackgardner2468 Год назад +6

    Keep up the great content jocko! Love your content and your books off the charts great!

  • @chipgeorge4097
    @chipgeorge4097 Год назад

    Do Jocko, an echo man I just wanted to tell you guys thank you for your podcasts. And the way you opened this one with honoring the lost innocent lives, and the way you speak about them is super powerful man. Thank you guys

  • @jes6122
    @jes6122 Год назад +23

    Tactical, methodical, assessment that is sensitive to the nature of the incident & families still grieving. Honestly never expect anything less from Jocko. It’s refreshing to hear from someone with real world experience & actual authority to speak on these things. It’s a rare commodity these days for most. Thank you for sharing your experience, perspective & knowledge with us!! Respect.

  • @tonysled6796
    @tonysled6796 Год назад +29

    i have a lot of respect for these two podcasters taking on the facts of this case and breaking it down. media is ignoring it because its ugly and yet the world needs people to speak up for these families. thanks again you two.

    • @antibull4869
      @antibull4869 Год назад

      Its even worse than just ignoring it.
      The media is using it to push gun control (which started before the shooter was even dead).

  • @codyphillips1279
    @codyphillips1279 Год назад +4

    Would really appreciate a follow up to this podcast now that body cam and reports have been released, Jocko. Thank you for the insights that were covered already in this episode.

  • @darylsearle189
    @darylsearle189 Год назад +5

    First off, from an elderly South African and an outsider who is interested, thanks for an excellent podcast on the event as you presented it according to the timelines.
    More than once had to wipe my eyes , it really touches one emotionally so heavily.
    I hope your discussion and the very valid points you make about mistakes and training are noted by your police authorities and that they make use of your hard earned experience and leadership qualities.
    My heart goes out to all in that community , it must be terribly difficult for the parents to accept such mind boggling, sub standard action from their law enforcement officers.
    For those young kids who were present at the slaughter of their classmates , I can only wish you strength and my prayers. Share your grief and fears, try not to bottle it up.
    Would appreciate any follow-up on the consequences and actions taken after this event.
    I hope I don't sound judgemental, but we all need to learn from this sad event.
    My country is staring anarchy in the face at moment , hence my gratitude for a refresher course in active , positive action when facing dire circumstances.
    Much respect to all you Veterans - be strong !

  • @leempo1
    @leempo1 Год назад +406

    I'm only halfway through the video but I keep hearing about how training would've prevented the polices' failure. I hope to God Jocko addresses the fact that the Uvalde bragged on Facebook about all their new S.W.A.T gear while posing in a picture claiming they had been practicing anti-shooter drills IN THAT EXACT FUCKING SCHOOL. All of that city's money had been given to that PD and they spent it on fucking military gear, trained in anti-shooter drills IN. THAT. FUCKING. SCHOOL, had the balls to brag on FaceBook about how cool they were, and this is the fucking outcome we got.

    • @Big_Wamu
      @Big_Wamu Год назад +29

      Yeah I'm sure he tactically didn't look into that stuff

    • @SinsiAlpha
      @SinsiAlpha Год назад +114

      The gear is for intimidating the taxpayers, not for stopping active shooters

    • @JustOneOpinion
      @JustOneOpinion Год назад +59

      They had the training and the equipment needed. It was a horrible moment to find out dozens of cops have no moral fiber. None. Unfit to even be called human. No decent human would have even hesitated

    • @RemoteViewr1
      @RemoteViewr1 Год назад +32

      I understand the tone of outrage. I believe the individual officers have perfect self awareness of their non performance. If it helps, they will reflect on that every day the rest of their lives with regret, sorrow, and inconsolable remorse. I know I would if I had failed to act. I know Jocko says you cannot predict your own behavior. But i know my character over decades. I suspect these cops, decided in advance on a deeply personal level they would NOT risktheir lives, and that day they followed through on that self promise. They knew. They damn well knew.

    • @speedyjoho56
      @speedyjoho56 Год назад +14

      How does a situation like this even happen? It's so out of this world I cannot even comprehend it. What a shit show

  • @lincd
    @lincd Год назад +53

    PLEASE READ FULLY. If you are not willing to give up your whole life everything you love want and desire. If you are not willing to lay down your life for a homeless person as fast as for a newborn baby and everyone in between them you should not put yourself in a job of public service.

    • @jeremyb251
      @jeremyb251 Год назад +3

      I agree. I also believe cops should be trained like a marine/Army soldier. Longer and more extensive training along with an income starting around $75k per year.

    • @SN00PICUS
      @SN00PICUS Год назад

      @@jeremyb251 They should start at the upper end of the average income for their area, but otherwise I agree. Most cops never even draw their weapon in the line of duty though, so paying double the standard income is a bit far fetched.

    • @patrickk4180
      @patrickk4180 Год назад

      @@jeremyb251 They also need to have a degree in psychology. If you don't understand how the mind works, you'll never be able to understand and control a high intensity situation.

    • @kaleb8420
      @kaleb8420 Год назад +1

      @@patrickk4180 This is unfeasible for multiple reasons. One alone being that police officers are in high demand already, requiring a degree in psychology will make it impossible to have enough.

    • @patrickk4180
      @patrickk4180 Год назад

      @@kaleb8420 Ok, well the alternative is what we have now which is your typical high school linebacker with average to low IQ. You have a soft mindset to settle for this mediocracy of policing that we've been indoctrinated into thinking is the way police should behave. We have to expect and want more out of people with power and hold them accountable - from police to politicians.

  • @brendank3853
    @brendank3853 Год назад

    You, Mike Glover and everyone in the community need to have these real conversations with as many people as you can on a large scale. Thank you sir

  • @MrMarkx7
    @MrMarkx7 Год назад

    Thank you for this content, Real Talk, smart Perspective

  • @TheRumblewagon
    @TheRumblewagon Год назад +14

    Jocko laying down the law. Seven officers against one gunman and children are in danger. You go. Period. You don't wait for yet more backup. Goddamn.

  • @wrongwayup8217
    @wrongwayup8217 Год назад +11

    This is one of the hardest conversations I’ve ever sat through. I’m sick to my stomach over this. Hard as it may be this is an important conversation to have. We need to build this mindset into our communities.

  • @thomaslydon406
    @thomaslydon406 Год назад +33

    Man I'm "trained" and I feel like I'd plow through that door with the shooter there. Marine Corps Airwing here, but I saw "a bit". God bless that woman who saved her kids.

    • @10dfreed
      @10dfreed Год назад +1

      She did it unarmed no less

  • @Cortney_Whitecotton
    @Cortney_Whitecotton Год назад +4

    Thank u Jocko for breaking it down and explaining what needed to be done sir I agree 110% with every single thing u said. I’m a disabled “car wreck” 37 yr old father of 4 and I stay strapped every day and I promise if something like this happened at my kids school u can bet ur a$$ I’m going in and neutralizing the threat immediately sir. I’ll lay my life on the line for ANY child and most definitely my own anytime & anywhere. Much love from Bokoshe Oklahoma

  • @Flashhood1425
    @Flashhood1425 Год назад +14

    I’m a full time fire/medic in New England and we’ve trained with our PD locally on this… knowing what they’re gonna do and us coming in right behind to render aid. 2 out of 3 full scale training events we had blue on blue engagements and also on our side lost track of where folks we’re working. It’s chaotic and more dynamic than any fire situation. Totally echo the sentiments on comms.

    • @Cuffsmaster
      @Cuffsmaster Год назад +1

      "2 out of 3 training events had blue on blue engagements "
      yeah and I bet you didn't have civilians trying to get in plus armed teachers. It 'd be easy to see how things could really get out of hand.
      Now add another factor that happens in many areas. You said you word with the local PD and that is great. . But suppose it was one Highway Patrolman (trooper), and off duty federal agent, and a Sheriff's officer that first arrived. That is three and they need to go in. None of the three worked with you or each other but they are under obligation to go in. This could end badly but they have no choice. They don't need civilians running around as they try to take him down.
      I think civilians rushing in could be very dangers and even more so if some of the cops charging in are not in uniform.

    • @Flashhood1425
      @Flashhood1425 Год назад

      @@Cuffsmaster yeah I can’t imagine having multiple armed, plain clothes individuals in the mix and having to discriminate who’s good and who’s not.

  • @mikelac2
    @mikelac2 Год назад +32

    The frustration and pain in his voice almost had me in tears multiple times, this is so avoidable because we have a generation of men trained for this type of situation

  • @packattack2893
    @packattack2893 Год назад +4

    it's been a few weeks now and i am still SO HEARTBROKEN.💔

  • @milesteg3972
    @milesteg3972 Год назад

    Thank you for making this video. Tremendous job.

  • @thenomad01
    @thenomad01 Год назад +154

    Insane... to hear the excuses, the coms breakdowns, lack of leadership, lack of training, heroism of parents and children, the horrific losses of innocents. As a HS teacher I'd do the training for sure, but it would need so much training, on top of all duties. Do I trust some of the other teachers to do this? Well...no. That's why I support dedicated armed security first, not just "arm the teachers".

    • @ScrappyXGC
      @ScrappyXGC Год назад

      I don't care who's armed, just shoot back. When you get their attention, if not stopping them, gives the others time to move/maneuver. LOL When my wife tells me about stuff of this nature, she knows she's going to hear "Why wasn't anyone shooting back?"

    • @jsmithsemper4848
      @jsmithsemper4848 Год назад +7

      There’s not a lot of teachers that would want to carry a loaded gun in a room full of children just saying. Then they have to worry about accidental discharging and a whole bunch of other BS people just don’t need in their lives.

    • @adamb8317
      @adamb8317 Год назад

      @@jsmithsemper4848 Right. There are some veterans who teach who would do this though. And some who would just want to protect their students.

    • @jsmithsemper4848
      @jsmithsemper4848 Год назад

      @@adamb8317 some of the most solid, best teachers I had were army, navy, & marine veterans. And some former LEO. They really made an impact when I was a little high school hellion. They cared about us & cared about the example they set for us. They’d never known it bc I was too busy getting into trouble lol , but I knew they’d keep us safe. Never any doubts of that. I went to a private military school. There was only one there that didn’t belong bc he was like a bully, but he wasn’t a teacher, he was just a tac officer.

    • @coffeensteak
      @coffeensteak Год назад +1

      100%

  • @keenanlarsen1639
    @keenanlarsen1639 Год назад +13

    I attended public schools my whole life. Every school I went to had at least one security guard. It doesn't have to be scary. In fact, a few of them were quite friendly. I felt safe.

  • @evansanderson3343
    @evansanderson3343 Год назад +8

    I grew up in and still live close by to Oxford and I want to say I have tremendous respect for the Oakland County Sherifs because they responded and went right into the school without hesitation and neutralized the shooter very quickly. They obviously allocate a lot of time and money towards training and it really showed that day.

  • @reddiver7293
    @reddiver7293 Год назад +5

    Analytical mind beyond most. With natural leadership qualities.
    A battle hardened warrior. His face etched with sorrow for those poor kids. And frustration at the failure of the response, at the failure to respond.
    Politics might not be anything you are interested in, Jocko. But you could help lots and lots of people in a world where disorder is a constant possibility.
    Thank you for your service.

    • @monk4098
      @monk4098 Год назад

      The guy beats around the bush for 20 minutes and then calls for big tech to monitor private individuals internet traffic...wtf

  • @kennywheeler132
    @kennywheeler132 Год назад +13

    This is the sort of commentary that needs to be seen by everyone

  • @groove269
    @groove269 Год назад +108

    Hope he does an updated segment now that everything has come to light. Those cowards should be charged with accessory and pensions given to victims families

    • @evan12697
      @evan12697 Год назад +16

      They should be sued onto the street by every family involved but unfortunately they’ll never see a repercussion civil or legal

    • @jonathandeuger8288
      @jonathandeuger8288 Год назад +5

      @@evan12697 then only option is extrajudicial

    • @wakeuppeople7327
      @wakeuppeople7327 Год назад

      LOL QUALIFIED IMMUNITY never happen WARREN vs DC ruled police have NO DUTY to protect you never happen

  • @PRC533
    @PRC533 Год назад +37

    We now know that there were nearly 400 law enforcement personnell on this scene (from local, state and feds) and not a single one took action for 40 minutes. It is a complete failure of not only one department, but American law enforcement in general.
    I'm glad that he brought up the concept of mentally preparing yourself to die. I remember accepting that when I joined the USMS, that I could very well be killed and/or be required to kill another person. Many, many cops never do this and so they go through their career afraid. This is why so many unarmed people get shot for no reason when a lower amount of force (requiring some more risk to the officer) would have stopped the threat. It doesn't help that even in my own training, I was told that my safety was the most important thing in a scenario. The vast majority of "officer survival training" was aimed at scaring us about dying. It's a fundamental issue in all Law Enforcement training in the US.

    • @cheddar2648
      @cheddar2648 Год назад +2

      There needs to be a deep dive by the people of Uvalde. Not The State of Texas. Not the Federal Government. The People of Uvalde need to examine the command culture of their municipal PD to find out why not one officer said, "Sir, I relieve you," and organized a rescue.

    • @victoraxelsson4987
      @victoraxelsson4987 Год назад +1

      400, thats more cops than we have swat operators in my whole country 🤯

    • @anime-kun9231
      @anime-kun9231 Год назад +3

      And the cops wonder why people have animosity towards them

    • @evileddy9844
      @evileddy9844 Год назад +2

      @@anime-kun9231 You're just completing the circle with that mentality.

    • @wakeuppeople7327
      @wakeuppeople7327 Год назад

      exactly adults is one thing but KIDS ill do anything to save a child but not going in wow watching another channel where i saw video it's completely sickening to watch these cops in hallway just hide ONLY 2 officers actually made it to room one got some Shrapnel by his head but he tried to go back the others just hide NO cover my god

  • @RC-te4mt
    @RC-te4mt Год назад

    Can’t wait, you have to engage! Semper Fi!

  • @theshogunstein6475
    @theshogunstein6475 Год назад +48

    I am an almost 30 year educator. This was a very important podcast. I hope echelon front looks into creating more programs and training for educators, as someone who attended a muster I know fellow educators would benefit greatly from the training. Schools are not pro-active and unfortunately rarely reflect at what has happened previously and make the necessary changes. Many of the same issues that happened in this case happened at Columbine. Schools very often just try to wish problems away. The Muster I attended opened with a discussion of the Crimean War and how the British did not learn lessons from that war contributing to the catastrophic results of WW1, I feel that was unfortunately a great analogy to use with many schools as on many issues we have had things happen that should have been "teachable moments" to learn from and make changes from, and that does not happen. Schools are often funded based on graduation rates, low discipline rates, attendance rates and unfortunately these priorities often conflict with basic safety issues. Add in issues of "confidentiality," 504s, IEPs, having to allow students to use the bathroom, restorative justice programs, issues over making students and staff wear ID, concerns over what is referred to as the "school to prison pipeline," funding following the students....these issues very often complicate basic safety issues. Again, I really think school systems: admin, teachers, students, parents could benefit greatly from the ideas of Extreme Ownership. Unfortunately, it requires wanting to pro-actively deal with issues and very often schools systems don't want to do that. Columbine was in the late 1990s, Sandy Hook, Parkland, the lessons should have been learned. What has changed?

    • @peterhayes4990
      @peterhayes4990 Год назад +2

      I was kind of thinking the same thing.....After Columbine, what was done to prevent further horrific and tragic school shootings? I always thought police stations across the country would develop a swat/q.r.f type division dedicated to only a active school shooter. I don't have kids of my own but have a 13 year old niece who gets physically ill from nerves about going to school. It's so sad that kids now have to be scared to go to school.

  • @PaterJ
    @PaterJ Год назад +11

    That "20% of time should be active training" is 100% spot on. This would fix so many problems in modern policing.

    • @evileddy9844
      @evileddy9844 Год назад

      Defending is the issue. Most cops get one day of active shooter training. Very few force on force with simunition.

  • @isanchez3404
    @isanchez3404 Год назад

    I am from San Antonio, TX. I went to a Uvalde memorial for the victims the weekend after it happened and it was overwhelming to witness the level of grief in this small community.

  • @B-leafer
    @B-leafer Год назад

    Well spoken. Ty Jocko for your sane voice of experience, training, and common sense.

  • @the_real_robby
    @the_real_robby Год назад +33

    All military combat specialties and civilian LEOs KNOW that they're supposed to go DIRECT to THREAT in an active shooter scenario. This was cowardice, lack of communication, and lack of training. You don't WAIT for a breacher or a KEY during an ACTIVE SHOOTER scenario. You kick in the door.

    • @dallasfortworthfoundationr8215
      @dallasfortworthfoundationr8215 Год назад +2

      Go through the sheetrock, break a window, drop down through ceiling. Anything to get between the perp and the kids.

    • @jliller
      @jliller Год назад

      "All military combat specialties and civilian LEOs KNOW that they're supposed to go DIRECT to THREAT in an active shooter scenario."
      A lot of people in a lot of scenarios - not always even life & death - "know" what they are "supposed to do." But in the heat of the moment, when it gets real for the first time, they panic, they forget, they hesitate. That's the point of the kind of training Jocko is talking about in this video.

  • @lerch400block
    @lerch400block Год назад +36

    Listend on spotify. When I was 8 or 10 I walked home everyday from Robb elementary. Fridays if I was good I got to take my bike. These officers in leadership position need to be on suicide watch. I was born in this town and left when I was 26, 41 now. Everyone knows everyone, these Leo's will never be able to shoe face in that town again. You left out an important detail about the border patrol agent Albarado, he was getting his hair cut and the damn barber gave him his shotgun after getting a text from his wife. From the pictures I've seen it looks like a maverick 88. Very few people in Uvalde make more that 40k a year and 70% of the homes do not have central ac. Mostly poverty but they make a living if they work. I lost track of where I was going, just wanted to add some more information to this tragedy. Picking up a case of GO from HEB tomorrow btw

    • @Johnny.B995
      @Johnny.B995 Год назад +1

      Same here.
      I went to anthon elementary though.

    • @Flaco209
      @Flaco209 Год назад +1

      He went In there to save his own kid he didn't care about the others or the gunman that's selfish

  • @veronicadean4767
    @veronicadean4767 Год назад

    Thank you for this take. ❤️

  • @diannelennon4203
    @diannelennon4203 6 месяцев назад

    This is like my 5th time watching this. You're really brilliant. And they're giving me so much inspiration to go on😊

  • @davidflora8776
    @davidflora8776 Год назад +5

    Thank you guys for doing this. It needed to be done. As difficult as it was hearing it's important.

  • @chads3852
    @chads3852 Год назад +31

    Imagine if firemen were afraid to enter your home to save you and just watched it burn? It’s your duty to protect at all costs. The fact that this building wasn’t swarmed is beyond me. If you’re not willing to risk your life for others you are in the wrong line of work.

    • @spracketskooch
      @spracketskooch Год назад

      Did you know the US Supreme Court actually ruled that police have "no duty to protect" citizens? Police are always the teeth of the state, but in modern times they've fallen even lower to become essentially bureaucracy enforcers. It's crazy to me that people ever trusted the police to do anything besides clean up, and harass people for minor "crimes" that affect no one.

    • @theriddlerUSA
      @theriddlerUSA Год назад

      Great point!!

  • @mollycote1021
    @mollycote1021 Год назад

    Excellent podcast! Thanks Jocko and Echo!

  • @ronaldpennington3858
    @ronaldpennington3858 Год назад

    Thank you guys for some great info . As a 73 year old Vet out of shape I need motivation to get in shape with physical issues and gun training advise.

  • @notanotherclubmember
    @notanotherclubmember Год назад +73

    This is gross negligence to the degree of the police being culpable.

    • @mikek9297
      @mikek9297 Год назад +9

      Less toys, more training. That's what the Police needs.
      It could also use some accountability.

    • @notanotherclubmember
      @notanotherclubmember Год назад +1

      @@mikek9297 Absolutely.

    • @angelo57a51
      @angelo57a51 Год назад

      @MikeK Tell that to the librards that are working everyday to castrate the police and give them sensitivity training instead of what we really need! And that's warriors!

  • @DOSHIELD
    @DOSHIELD Год назад +19

    Definitely a lot of perspectives we haven’t seen yet. Appreciate your evaluation of what is publicly known. Our society overall definitely has a lack in training and preparedness for countless situations.

    • @vanivari359
      @vanivari359 Год назад +3

      But it's a very (of course) military/tactical perspective, which focuses on the symptoms, not the cause (and yes, he says that). It's sickening to me that kids and teachers need all kinds of shooter drills and uniforms and equipment and automatic doors and metal detectors etc. And that we need AI to scan through every text message and automatically call police - i think Joko has never spent a minute of his life on a online message bard, because this AI would SWAT the hell out of millions of people. And i don't want badly trained officers in schools or a badly trained SWAT team kicking in my door. There are countless cases of school resource officers which really fuck up situations because teachers use them for normal discipline stuff and students get actually arrested (with a paper trail which can ruin their live) for nothing. Also don't forget the heroic school resource officer with 0 minute reaction time in parkland and how he stood outside waiting. Thank god i live in Germany where all of this is not a problem at all.
      Anyways, Joko has a specific view (based on his career and business interest), but for example his balanced view and self correction at 1:15:50 is why you got to respect the guy.

    • @DOSHIELD
      @DOSHIELD Год назад

      @@vanivari359 All countries, even Germany, are not without violent and/or mentally unstable people. Doesn’t matter what your government is, there is evil, and the capability for evil, everywhere.

    • @williamchase5698
      @williamchase5698 Год назад +2

      @Doshield first reasonable response I've read.....👍

  • @ZMondoHype
    @ZMondoHype Год назад +4

    I went to private school and we had a security guard. It was completely normal and actually made me feel safe in HS (live in crime ridden Atlanta)

  • @Shen0ka
    @Shen0ka Год назад

    We need you to do another video commenting on the released video. Please. Our country needs you again. Thank you.

  • @germanstudent06
    @germanstudent06 Год назад +46

    When I got out of the army, I volunteered for our local cops to run scenarios but never heard from them. I might toss em my info again after all this and see if they want one more.

    • @BabySkinCondom
      @BabySkinCondom Год назад +9

      they won't lol

    • @evan12697
      @evan12697 Год назад +16

      Lol good luck with that. They’re going to be giving you tickets every time they see your car for making them feel inadequate and “threatened” - if they don’t red flag you

    • @jimmydane34
      @jimmydane34 Год назад +3

      @@evan12697 your statement is true n just gives me major depression on the irrationality of that

  • @davewade30
    @davewade30 Год назад +169

    Jocko! Please run for President. Our country is crying out for effective leadership!

    • @dan200317
      @dan200317 Год назад +17

      I would so vote for jocko

    • @RellayNetwork
      @RellayNetwork Год назад

      Jocko has more power doing this than he does being President. The president is a puppet. Please learn about how the world works first.

    • @TeamAurorapk
      @TeamAurorapk Год назад +13

      I'd be worried he is a another Dan Crenshaw. little one eyed willie

    • @davewade30
      @davewade30 Год назад +2

      @@RellayNetwork So, just so I understand you, and your world view, according to you, we should just accept weak, ineffective leadership, because no one can make any difference as President? That is a very shortsighted, nihilistic philosophy to have. Yes, there is much corruption and greed in our government. That is exactly why we need real leadership. Presidents absolutely can make a difference. To deny this is quite juvenile, and shows a very lackluster understanding of history. Presidents have shaped our nation in numerous ways both good and bad. To say a podcast host has anywhere near the reach or power of the President is laughable. Just look at how much Biden has changed things in the relatively short time he's been in office! He's breaking records all over the place. But it's me that is failing to understand how the world works, right? 😁👍

    • @RellayNetwork
      @RellayNetwork Год назад

      I will elaborate for you: thanks for asking:
      Joe Rogan has far more influence than Joe Biden. In terms of what he is able to accomplish. Joe Biden can only do what his administration allows him to do. If you think a half dead zombie is calling the big shots that's exactly what they would want us to believe.
      The real shot callers are the rich people who lobby for these decisions. Yes he still has ability as a politician, but the real Shot Caller is the agendas themselves.
      If jocko was president they would tell him how to move and when to move and if he said something nationally it would cause Havoc because so many people, have agendas that are opposing each other.
      Thus, Jocko wouldn't have a free train of thought as he does now. He would become constricted by agendas and would cost lives no matter the "Good" he'd strive for

  • @MittyNuke1
    @MittyNuke1 Год назад +3

    The fact that we now learned that the classroom wasn’t even locked in some ways makes this a lot worse, but I think your analysis on the failure to develop and act on a coherent plan is one of the first useful takes I’ve heard on this absolute tragedy. There are a lot of people going into conspiracy theory land, saying that this was a plot to overturn 2A, and I really can’t blame them due to all of the lies in the media and lack of information on this and so many similar events, but your take on this makes a lot more sense and actually offers reasonable suggestions to prevent these events from happening.
    And I remember having a school resource officer in my high school. An actual armed and uniformed police officer. He was friendly to the students and intervened in some more serious fights among students in the cafeteria. I don’t think it made the school feel like a prison at all. The people saying things like that unfortunately aren’t thinking critically about this. It would be great if nobody committed violence against others. But that’s just not how things work, or have ever worked.

    • @obinneji
      @obinneji Год назад

      Why would this shooting do anything when none of the other ones did? Remember a few years ago dude literally shot down at a concert in vegas. We clearly don’t care enough

  • @slartybarfastb3648
    @slartybarfastb3648 Год назад +23

    Even when the chief finally said "IF you want to do it, then go." Still wasn't a command decision. That was him relinquishing command plain and simple. He quit.

    • @wakeuppeople7327
      @wakeuppeople7327 Год назад

      jesus did he say that? why i LOVE sheriff from Boward County in Florida he's awesome he said you come to kill our kids we give our lives up you ill be Graveyard dead i died when he said this

    • @peter3388
      @peter3388 Год назад

      Some people get promoted beyond their abilities.

  • @graydoncarruth5044
    @graydoncarruth5044 Год назад +22

    And watching this today, June 22, we know it was even worse. God take and embrace the souls of those children and teachers.😪❤

  • @bendavis2234
    @bendavis2234 Год назад +38

    One seal would’ve acted faster than these 19+ officers. This is a textbook example of bad leadership

    • @jin6000
      @jin6000 Год назад +8

      Yea, almost as if seals are trained far more extensively than the police. Who would have thought it.

    • @Saturnia2014
      @Saturnia2014 Год назад +5

      @@jin6000 Well, sounds like the police need a lot more training and less tacticool toys.

    • @jin6000
      @jin6000 Год назад

      @@Saturnia2014 You said it mate! :)

    • @martiam451
      @martiam451 Год назад

      @@jin6000 if you did just a small amount of research, you would know uvalde police and uvalde SWAT had school shooter training just weeks prior to the incident.

  • @vicrider2124
    @vicrider2124 Год назад

    Spot on my friend!!! Thank you for your analysis…

  • @pulldeauxduck2480
    @pulldeauxduck2480 Год назад +3

    Blows my mind : as of yet No one has resigned, un fricken believable !!

  • @mwhitelaw8569
    @mwhitelaw8569 Год назад +8

    Thank you
    Jocko
    And you too Echo
    Been waiting to hear your rebuttal to this

  • @M.STAR.MEDIA1
    @M.STAR.MEDIA1 Год назад +3

    I have been waiting for you fellas to weigh in. I love you guys💪💪❤️

  • @mauriceshapero7200
    @mauriceshapero7200 Год назад

    Hi Jocko, thank you so much for all that you do. Inspirational. Listening to you speak about tactics made me realise that we have a lot of common ground when it comes to spatial design. I’m an architect. I think schools should be designed as a series of open plan pavilions. Entry or escape can be made anywhere around the perimeter and there would be no corridors or doors. The idea is to do the opposite of segmented space so that if something bad starts to happen everyone knows straight away. Ideally these spaces could be part of the wider community so that even the store owner knows what’s going on. A bit like an integrated village where friendly surveillance is constant. Obviously there are many technical issues with privacy and noise and security for which I have many ideas. A revolution in school design is needed to more closely match the human condition.

  • @johnegmoney2807
    @johnegmoney2807 Год назад +29

    "This is the world we created" is the most profound statement of the state we are at in the USA(World). Do I like Police presence at schools I mentor? Do I like armed presence at my Church? Do I like to have personal protection to defend myself and my family and friends? NO...but murder of others started at the very beginning with two brothers(Genesis 4) and has continued ever since. Training, training, training is the key to this on all levels...from police to teachers to parents to those that want to be Shepherds. Thank you Jocko.