Hey everybody welcome back to the show. Let's go ahead and address the elephant in the room. So,

we've got a ton of messages, emails, DMs, calls on what happened to the last episode, Dallas,

Alexander, the Canadian special ops sniper who was on the team that took the world record for the

farthest sniper kill of all time. Here's what happened. I received a cease and desist from Dallas's

former unit and they are basically saying that I need to pull all the episodes because there may be

sensitive content within the episode. So, I'm trying to do what's best for everybody here, okay?

If there is sensitive information within that episode, I am not going to be the guy to jeopardize

any of the operators within that unit or anything that may compromise that unit as a whole. They are

an allied unit to the United States. I've worked with them. There are awesome bunch of guys over there.

Now, what I find ironic is Dallas has a legitimate concern that he is being silenced by his former

unit because he was fired for not taking the COVID-19 vaccine or complying with mask mandates. Now,

I hope that's not what this is about, but if this episode disappears, you know exactly what it was.

So, we pulled that episode. We're going to work with that unit and hopefully re-release the

beginning portion of that episode. The other thing that I've done is I have pulled all

operational content out of the episode so there is absolutely nothing in there that could be

considered classified or sensitive content. So, if it gets pulled, you know what it was. He's being

silenced. Now, the other thing that I find ironic about this sensitive subject is, one, Dallas assured

me that he had cleared everything with the people at that command before he came on the show.

Secondly, what I find ironic is there was a press release done giving up the location of those

operators who were on that sniper team and took the shot when they killed that man before they

were even gone from the site. So, they compromised the sniper team's location before they even left.

Now, I don't know what could be more sensitive than the actual operator's location on site after

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