If I remember correctly right after she said the file was redacted so she would not have been privy to the information unless she was given clearance. Regardless it's good to see she was humbled a bit.
She didn't say he never fought, just said he wasn't there at that specific battle. Of course that was pulled out of her ass because he was there, but she never said he never fought at all.
@@Tm-dn9ob I remember the hole wars me and my friends fought hard we won the 2 most important holes and used them 27/4 that's the story of your dad and mom's butthole
The Colonel isn't giving Castle credit cause he admires him, he's trying to get on his good side so that Castle never suspects him and finds out he put the hit on his family. Though that didn't work out anyway....
That makes so much Sense right now, I think the DA Ryes intentionally asked that baseless Question of whether Colonel's story was false or not, for that He can get on Frank's good side........wow! That's some amazing writing
Someone needs to write a whole lore essay about just how deep the rabbit hole of people who wanted Frank's family dead goes. There's just so many "Hey Frank, I know a guy who had a role in your family's death."
@@firesocius9309I can easily sum it up. Frank Castle was part of a clandestine unsanctioned unit called Cereberus lead by Rawlins in Afghanistan funded by heroin smuggled from Afghanistan and sold on American soil. It was suspected that he leaked the video of member of the unit torturing and killing an innocent Afghani informant to the NSA but that was a hacker who had to fake his death to escape. The person in the video Col. Ray was the primary funder of this unit and was also moonlighting as a secret drug kingpin called Blacksmith who’d make heroin deals. He used his criminal contacts to set up a massive drug deal with a few gangs while an accomplice tipped off DA Reyes about this. She organised a sting op, to bust them. Things went sideways (as planned as a cover to get rid of Frank) and in the resulting shoot out Frank’s family was killed. She later tried to cover up this massacre but failed when Col. Ray killed her when she found out Blacksmith’s identity and threatened to expose him. Billy Russo, his best friend and partner in Cereberus knew about this entire assassination plan but refused to personally assassinate Frank because of his friendship. Still he kept quiet. Frank woke up from a bullet to the head he incurred during the shoot out and killed everybody responsible for his family’s death. The end.
i think i read somewhere hollywood is required by law to have some obvious mistakes on uniforms EDIT: Yeah that’s my bad everybody, just looked it up and there’s no law. Wardrobe people just can’t get it right lol
@@zrspanglealso, I’m not super familiar with the military , but I’d assume a Purple Heart is kinda like the MOH in that it’s not really a medal you wear on your uniform
@@jpo1965 Schoonover had a secret. Upon his return to the United States, he had become a drug lord - the most powerful in New York City. He went by the name of "The Blacksmith." But, not only had he turned away from the righteous path and into a life of crime, he was part of that infamous Central Park shootout that killed Castle's wife and children. That shootout wasn't just another day in the gang wars of New York. It was actually a stakeout that had gone terribly wrong. The D.A., Samantha Reyes, had arranged a sting in hopes of unmasking The Blacksmith, and pulling down most of the organized crime in the city. Instead, they wound up with a massacre in Central Park. Schoonover had been keeping the fact that he was involved with the death of Castle's family a secret from his subordinate. Despite testifying on Castle's behalf, Schoonover was secretly relieved when the conviction came down.
@@jpo1965 i believe they were a hit squad who were lieing to his men about that they were doing and Frank found out and told the squad and they revolted and were going to blow all the whistles. So they told another squad they were traitors going rouge to kill franks squad but frank survived and because it was a lie he got sent home a hero. Frank was going to make them pay and he was going to meet his family in a park where a new hit squad was waiting where frank didn't get there on time so the hit squad killed his family disguised as criminals. After words because of that frank became the punisher.
Mr Krabs were cannonically served in the Navy and he's a veteran. Didn't get any references on which war, but I'd like to contend that he served during Korean War or at least early Vietnam war.
He ...like so many actors and actresses are the real meat and potatoes of play or film... without them. The movie / play wouldn't be worth watching.....
Voice is iconic. He scared TF out of me in Highlander when I was a kid. My mom shut the movie off during the church scene had to watch the rest at my cousin's house. Now in all my favorite cartoons
Yes.....We have had so many who didn't get their due .....it's strange but most of the scenes or lines we remember didn't have the star in them.....do the research on them... you'll find people who serve in military .... never said a peep about saving others or wounds ect ....Charles Bronson,Eddie Albert, Charles Durning ,even people who drove one ton trucks or flew planes... to military bases...or worked OSS... like JuliaChild... they did what needed to be done.... they were not sunshine patriots nor bragged and most would say the real heros are the ones who didn't come home.
@@shouldabeenaborted I’m just waiting to see how Daredevil: Born Again fares and then I can make my judgement on how the Disney version of Punisher will be based on that
Not only was she set up by the story being told in the third person, the records of that event were purposefully obscured. She had no way of knowing and needed to refute the story. It was bait.
@@SendarSlayerthe point is that she didn't know though, so she shouldn't have asked the question. It makes sense why she didn't know, but it just means she shouldn't have asked the question. It's not worth it.
Someone actually telling the truth yes the truth lets examined this statement Truth. A quality that's long been forgotten. It comes with integrity honor an truthfulness
She shot a loaded question with blanks, no real ammo behind it just a question to get the answer she wanted and was surprised when the target was unscathed.
To be absolutely fair to her, all files about that incident were buried under black ink. That said, she tried to set him up for a fall. He just happened to have the right counter in this case.
@@whomattb2805 Of course. Daredevil and Punisher should definitely work together like Good Cop Bad Cop, fighting crime. Take out the one who needs saving and take out ones who deserves to be gone
It takes real courage to admit something like that, I know he's a character but that was a well thought out way of throwing her question out the window
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It’s her fault for not knowing the answer before she asked the question.
Fr. Rookie mistake
If I remember correctly right after she said the file was redacted so she would not have been privy to the information unless she was given clearance. Regardless it's good to see she was humbled a bit.
@@kunalkoul Humbled in the court, and then humbled in her office
#1 rule of cross examination
@@c0rndo9XD
I definitely wouldn't be accusing a colonel of not fighting if he was missing an arm
tbf that would be assuming there was only one battle in the hole war, plenty of time afterwards
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She didn't say he never fought, just said he wasn't there at that specific battle. Of course that was pulled out of her ass because he was there, but she never said he never fought at all.
She went to law school and still was going off the basis of assumptions huge L anyway you look at it
@@Tm-dn9ob I remember the hole wars me and my friends fought hard we won the 2 most important holes and used them 27/4 that's the story of your dad and mom's butthole
"How do we know you were there?"
Colonel: well I'm missing a goddamn arm if you hadn't noticed
you were known to keep aligators colonel were you not?
"Unrelated Popcorn Fire"
@@rory8182 i hear you own a store selling Juggling Chainsaws....
😂😂😂😮
😂😂😂
wasn't service related
The Colonel isn't giving Castle credit cause he admires him, he's trying to get on his good side so that Castle never suspects him and finds out he put the hit on his family. Though that didn't work out anyway....
Its the military he can both admire him as a Marine and still use him as a pawn.
@@JosephDawson1986admirable pawn/tool
That makes so much Sense right now, I think the DA Ryes intentionally asked that baseless Question of whether Colonel's story was false or not, for that He can get on Frank's good side........wow! That's some amazing writing
Someone needs to write a whole lore essay about just how deep the rabbit hole of people who wanted Frank's family dead goes. There's just so many "Hey Frank, I know a guy who had a role in your family's death."
@@firesocius9309I can easily sum it up.
Frank Castle was part of a clandestine unsanctioned unit called Cereberus lead by Rawlins in Afghanistan funded by heroin smuggled from Afghanistan and sold on American soil. It was suspected that he leaked the video of member of the unit torturing and killing an innocent Afghani informant to the NSA but that was a hacker who had to fake his death to escape.
The person in the video Col. Ray was the primary funder of this unit and was also moonlighting as a secret drug kingpin called Blacksmith who’d make heroin deals.
He used his criminal contacts to set up a massive drug deal with a few gangs while an accomplice tipped off DA Reyes about this. She organised a sting op, to bust them. Things went sideways (as planned as a cover to get rid of Frank) and in the resulting shoot out Frank’s family was killed. She later tried to cover up this massacre but failed when Col. Ray killed her when she found out Blacksmith’s identity and threatened to expose him.
Billy Russo, his best friend and partner in Cereberus knew about this entire assassination plan but refused to personally assassinate Frank because of his friendship. Still he kept quiet.
Frank woke up from a bullet to the head he incurred during the shoot out and killed everybody responsible for his family’s death.
The end.
I loved this scene, you saw her entire plan to make frank look like a monster get yeeted out the window with one poorly asked question
I would say that she defenestrated her own case due to poor preparation.
@@trplankowner3323 She apparently never heard of the Seven Ps. Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.
@@TheAKgunner Hi, buddy, I didn't realize you spent time on RUclips!
@@trplankowner3323 Hello? How do I know you?
@@TheAKgunner A very good friend of mine from Total Battle always quotes that phrase. He even named his clan after it.
First rule of being a lawyer is never ask a question that you don't already know the answer to
F the American law system
First rule of marriage too!!
It happens more than you think in a lot of different cases.
U mean like amber herd's lawyers right?........right?😂
@@brettmills1266good luck with ur marriage
Clancy Brown! A great actor that can play on any level and give an amazing performance!
Especially in highlander
Mr Krabs.
Yeah definitely underrated.
He also caught himself a brain bug, helluva trooper hehe
Never understood why they got Jesse Eisenberg for Lex Luther when they already had this guy.
Clancy Brown always a great addition to any cast.
Vincent D'Onofrio also killed it in the series.
Finally a show with a uniform that doesn’t look like a blind kid put it together.
Except there's no purple heart ribbon in his stack.
was that a Daredevil joke?
i think i read somewhere hollywood is required by law to have some obvious mistakes on uniforms
EDIT: Yeah that’s my bad everybody, just looked it up and there’s no law. Wardrobe people just can’t get it right lol
@@Makermook You're not obligated to wear all of your awards. He might feel he doesn't deserve a purple heart, especially based on his retelling here.
@@zrspanglealso, I’m not super familiar with the military , but I’d assume a Purple Heart is kinda like the MOH in that it’s not really a medal you wear on your uniform
The look of smug satisfaction on every other attorneys face in that room was perfect
Smug faces in the comments don't understand how copaganda conditions the primitive minds among us to believe she wouldn't have known
@@seewhativesceneWtf are you on about?
@@seewhativesceneAll that yapping, with absolutely ZERO😂 punctuation. That IQ of yours is in the double digits for sure💀
"Do you know what he told me about medals?"
"No, ma'am."
How the Hell was he supposed to know?
It's a rhetorical question baboso! One that wouldn't be anywhere near an actual court room in reality
Don't take fictional legal advice from a "juggalo", exhibit A
Daredevil Season 2, one of the best seasons of Marvel.
I mean the colonel was *spoilers* one of the people behind frank's tragedy
He got what was coming to him. By Frank’s own hand. Poetic really
@ArchAngel Yeah I think Frank would prefer his family being alive more than Colonel's respect. 😂
What did the colonel do?
@@jpo1965 Schoonover had a secret. Upon his return to the United States, he had become a drug lord - the most powerful in New York City. He went by the name of "The Blacksmith." But, not only had he turned away from the righteous path and into a life of crime, he was part of that infamous Central Park shootout that killed Castle's wife and children. That shootout wasn't just another day in the gang wars of New York. It was actually a stakeout that had gone terribly wrong. The D.A., Samantha Reyes, had arranged a sting in hopes of unmasking The Blacksmith, and pulling down most of the organized crime in the city. Instead, they wound up with a massacre in Central Park.
Schoonover had been keeping the fact that he was involved with the death of Castle's family a secret from his subordinate. Despite testifying on Castle's behalf, Schoonover was secretly relieved when the conviction came down.
@@jpo1965 i believe they were a hit squad who were lieing to his men about that they were doing and Frank found out and told the squad and they revolted and were going to blow all the whistles. So they told another squad they were traitors going rouge to kill franks squad but frank survived and because it was a lie he got sent home a hero. Frank was going to make them pay and he was going to meet his family in a park where a new hit squad was waiting where frank didn't get there on time so the hit squad killed his family disguised as criminals. After words because of that frank became the punisher.
Is that mr krabs voice actor?
Sounds like it
it is
Indeed it is
Hes Baron Praxis as wrll from Jak 2
Also lex luthor from superman the animated series.
Mr. Krabs lookin' kinda old these days.
my man also went from Vietnam to fighting Arachnids of planet p
Well atleast he's not a Humanoid from Detroit
They cut the best line!!!
When she sat down the first thing she said to her team was “HOW DID WE MISS THAT???”
Beautiful!
Play stupid games get stupid prizes
That’s my senior quote 😂
My drill instructors favorite saying
@@user-df4cc4lr8j cringe
thats my history teachers quote
Your personal sex life is nobody's business, nobody cares about who's drilling you @@austinpleasants6338
Zim lost his arm fighting the bugs, show some respect
An enemy cannot push a button, if YOU DISABLE HIS HAND
MEDIC!!!!!
Mobile infantry made me the man I am today
Such an underrated comment 😂😂👏👏
Damn, you dug deep for that one.
Hank looking real badass in this movie
Bruh I noticed that he look and sounds like Hank too
@@italianv1nce92he is hank
I loved the angle on how they used his story.
Mr Krabs was in Vietnam?
Confirmed! 😂😂
Nope. The DA talked about vietnam. He was in Afghanistan
@@flashback4019 so Mr. Crabs went to Afghan?
Mr Krabs were cannonically served in the Navy and he's a veteran. Didn't get any references on which war, but I'd like to contend that he served during Korean War or at least early Vietnam war.
@@YoMamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa yup
*OH SHE MAD!!!!*
She’s mad mad lmao
😂
*He
He not only ruined her plans, but hurt her feelings into the bargain.
She essentially shot herself in the foot with a flamethrower. Under those circumstances, you’d be pissed too.
good to see Mr. Crabs finally getting the recognition he deserves.
That whole series was amazing from front to back.
First rule of trial lawyers: Never ask a question you don't already know the answer to.
If you don't already know, it's for the jury. That's why attorneys ask the questions, to clarify the outcome of the trial.
Rule no 1 for any lawyer…. NEVER EVER ask a question you don’t already know the answer to
Rule #1: research the term copaganda to understand how media's conditioning generations of morons
Always do background research.
The man is a rock! Not a shred of insecurity or doubt. The man was calm and in control. The lawyer's demeanor sank quickly after hearing him out.
That's. Also a movie. It was written that way.
THE SERIES WAS GREAT, HOPE THEY WILL MAKE SEVERAL MORE SEASONS.
Karen's Smile had me rolling 😂
A Lawyer never asks a question unless they know the answer
A lawyer **should* never ask a question unless they know the answer. Sometimes they forget that it seems!
I love Clancy Brown so much. He should be in everything.
he already is lol
He is in pretty much everything lol. He also voiced Hades in _God of War 3_
He ...like so many actors and actresses are the real meat and potatoes of play or film... without them. The movie / play wouldn't be worth watching.....
Even in high school pre-law, the first thing they taught us about witnesses is that you don't ask any questions that you don't know the answer to,
Voice is iconic. He scared TF out of me in Highlander when I was a kid. My mom shut the movie off during the church scene had to watch the rest at my cousin's house. Now in all my favorite cartoons
When on Earth was he in Highlander????
Yes.....We have had so many who didn't get their due .....it's strange but most of the scenes or lines we remember didn't have the star in them.....do the research on them... you'll find people who serve in military .... never said a peep about saving others or wounds ect ....Charles Bronson,Eddie Albert, Charles Durning ,even people who drove one ton trucks or flew planes... to military bases...or worked OSS... like JuliaChild... they did what needed to be done.... they were not sunshine patriots nor bragged and most would say the real heros are the ones who didn't come home.
@ilovejettrooper5922 really???? HE KILLED Sean Connery....He was the Villian.
Punisher season 3 needs to happen... Now
Why disney owns it so it will prob suck
@@shouldabeenaborted I’m just waiting to see how Daredevil: Born Again fares and then I can make my judgement on how the Disney version of Punisher will be based on that
@@shouldabeenaborted can’t wait to see Frank get told what to do and replaced by a black lesbian woman
@@Chadius_Thundercock its sad but true. He will come out as a homo and instead of killing he will just slap and scream at the bad people lol.
Im so glad this actor left the walking dead and did the punisher. He was really good
I can't stopped watching this!
No prosecutor would ask that question without knowing the answer
Certainly would be poor legal work
Not only was she set up by the story being told in the third person, the records of that event were purposefully obscured. She had no way of knowing and needed to refute the story. It was bait.
@@SendarSlayerthe point is that she didn't know though, so she shouldn't have asked the question. It makes sense why she didn't know, but it just means she shouldn't have asked the question. It's not worth it.
You were set up by copaganda manipulating your feeble "mind" into believing that could happen irl
@@SendarSlayer
Google the term copaganda and how it's been used to condition generations vulnerable to mierda @@LiamAnthony_
Never ask a question you don’t know the answer two. #1 Legal Lesson.
Such a good actor!!!
A good lawyer never asks a question they don’t know the answer to.
I’d rather hear Mr Krabs say I deserve the Medal of Honor than actually be awarded a Medal of Honor
Is that the one armed man that Dr Richard Kimball hitch hiked around the United States looking for??🗣️🦿👀👌😎
There I was mee boy in Jellyfish fields
And then I saw them the hooks
This reason why world need punisher.
Clancy Brown. Love his work
Sempre fidelis!!
As a lawyer, you don't ask a question in court you don't already know the answer to
I love the respect of soldiers just the way respond Mam n Sir no matter who the person there addressing
Someone actually telling the truth yes the truth lets examined this statement Truth. A quality that's long been forgotten. It comes with integrity honor an truthfulness
Such a good show. They couldn't have found a better actor to play Frank Castle......
She shot a loaded question with blanks, no real ammo behind it just a question to get the answer she wanted and was surprised when the target was unscathed.
BRING the punisher back, PLZ!!!!
And then Connor from cyberlife walked in looking for detective Anderson
This is not how lawyers do things. They don’t walk into their own traps completely blindly.
Amber heards lawyers must have missed that memo then
@@ralthron1 *imagines the "no no, he has a point" meme*
*points to amber heard trials* *references a mega pint of wine*
To be absolutely fair to her, all files about that incident were buried under black ink. That said, she tried to set him up for a fall. He just happened to have the right counter in this case.
That look on her face when he answered. Her embarrassment is beaitiful. She really wished she wasn't standing there when he started talking.
Never ask questions you don’t already know the answer to
She was like "gotem" then instantly was like "well there goes my case"
She really tried schooling a vet on medals. These character is something else 😂
Spoiler, he sniped her
Well she had nothing to go on and took a gamble, she didn't try to school him either
Did somebody light a match? That burn was savage!
"Aah, Ramirez"... The Kurgan was played so well by the actor in the military uniform.
Wow, tough thing for an officer to admit. His courage destroyed her plan
"The enemy cannot push a button, if you disable his hand ! MEDIC !!!" 😅
Probably one of the best Marvel series in existence!
"I've got something to say, it's better to burn out than to fade away, YA! HUHYA!"
-Mr Krabs
A great lawyer always knows the answers to the questions they ask.
Him playing as esteemed war vets suits him tbh
Mr Krabs was part of Operation Desert Storm and lost his arm, damn.
Clancy Brown. One of my favorite actors.
this music brings chills
Just gotta say, any scene Clancy Brown in is beyond artistic
Love the case
One of my favorite actors, especially his roles in Shawshank Redemption and Starship Troopers. Legend.
She thought she was so cold accusing him of bullshitting, glad he took the smile off her face
Mr crabs wasn’t greedy for once.
Commander Raffi
That lawyer broke the golden rule: always know the answer to any question you ask a witness.
This dude is a villain in every universe
Damn bro lost his arm and he ain't even got a purple heart
I was looking for this comment 😂
He's got one good arm left. And a head. Not worthy yet.
Mr crabs was a Vietnam veteran?????
Well he DID was in the Navy, soooo...
It's a shame that the entire scene was not put on here describing what happened and how amazing Frank was
Love how she's respectful and he matches that energy with his reply
Yeah get roasted lady
This Karen failed trying to make Frank look like a terrible person
I mean… he kinda is
@@ArchAngel380 the guy murders and kills people on a mass scale.
Actually Karen is on Frank’s side. That’s why she smiled /s
@@whomattb2805 Of course. Daredevil and Punisher should definitely work together like Good Cop Bad Cop, fighting crime. Take out the one who needs saving and take out ones who deserves to be gone
@@TheRealHiboman The Original Commentor is referring to the metaphorical Karen saying the questions.
Clancy Brown could make anything sound good, absolute legend
Clancy Brown is just an awesome actor.
Mr Krabs saved The Punisher
Mr. Krabs also betrayed Frank and got his family killed
Mr crabs!
Watched the whole series how did I miss this ! PUNISHER ! One of the best series EVER ON TV !
There’s an expression from lawyers “never ask a question you don’t already know the answer to”
background music WAY TOO LOUD.... keep scrolling
And yet Frank killed him later on
Of course he did. He ordered the hit on Frank’s family.
*Spoiler* He was literally the author of Frank's pain. He was the Blacksmith after all
It takes real courage to admit something like that, I know he's a character but that was a well thought out way of throwing her question out the window
Clancy Brown owns every scene he's in. Legend.
Colonel: *is missing a fuckin arm*
Lady: "You weren't fighting there"
In any movie ever, it's not wise to question Clancy Brown. He's the Kurgan ffs.
A lawyer should always know the answer to a question before asking it
Clancy Brown's voice will always be mesmerizing and menacing
Frank is lucky that he happened to be up against the worlds most incompetent prosecutor
is this from Daredevil?
Yes..DD season 2
which episode?@@atiksafari8582
"It's better to burn out than to fade away!" 😁
OBJECTION! Argumentative.
Lol