Nick Irving.

Welcome to the show, man.

Thank you, brother.

We have, uh, I've been tracking you for a long time years

and been trying to get your attention

and then finally, what about six months ago, wish.

Finally, got through to you and,

and man, I'm just honored to have you here and I think you're a great representation of the community that you come from the ranger the ranger community and and I'm really excited to dive into this so time words man thank you thank you my

pleasure up to it you know you will there's not a doubt in my mind but

starting off with your introduction here. So you're a husband and father,

you've been married for 16 years going on 17. Yeah. Congratulations.

It's crazy, man.

I've been getting, you know, there's like a 90, what is there like a 90 something percent

divorce rate in Special Ops?

Yeah.

And about the past five or six guys I've had on have all had lengthy 10 years plus married.

That's a good thing then. It's a rarity like you don't see it often. I think it's just

It's a it's a good thing. Yeah, I say it's a good thing to be able to stick with someone that long yeah

The deadliest sniper named the reaper with 33 confirmed kills over the course of just four months, New York Times

best-selling author of The Reaper and Way of the Reaper, author of Reaper, the Board,

served six years in U.S. Army Special Operations,

Third Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment,

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