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A trio of former Delta Force commandos joined me for an exclusive interview. I was joined on a very special episode of “The David Hookstead Show” by Bob Keller ( repeat guest ), Nate Dudley and Brian Gilligan to discuss every topic you can imagine, and their stories are absolutely incredible. So, grab a beer, get your popcorn and fire it up below. Trust me when I say this will be the coolest interview you see all year. It’s truly incredible just how badass these dudes are. They might not call themselves badass, but they’re the tip of the spear when it comes to killing bad guys. If you’re someone looking to harm or kill Americans and these guys and their friends knock on your front door, it’s probably going to be a curtain call for you. It’s also awesome to hear them just talk about the funny stuff too. It’s a fun reminder that not everything has to be totally serious at all times. Make sure to keep checking back for all the clips from the interview. I can … [Read more...] about Former Delta Force Commandos Bob Keller, Nate Dudley And Brian Gilligan Share War Stories In Epic Interview

Judgement calls aren’t easy in war, and one story about a suicide bomber in Iraq tells you everything you need to know. I sat down with former Delta Force operators Nate Dudley , Bob Keller and Brian Gilligan for an interview on a variety of subjects, and during our talk, we touched on how hard it can be to identify the good guys from the bad guys. Dudley shared a story about shooting a suicide bomber simply based on a noticing a bulge under his clothes that resembled a bomb. “He popped back out and I shot him because I was positive he had a bomb on him…It ended up he did. So, it’s the right call,” the former Delta Force commando told me during our exclusive interview. You can watch his full comments in the video below. For those of you who haven’t watched the entire interview, I can’t recommend it enough. All three of those guys are epic dudes and we’re damn lucky they exist and are fighting on our side. Trust me when I say the interview is worth every second … [Read more...] about Former Delta Force Operator Nate Dudley Talks About Shooting A Suicide Bomber In Iraq

Double-dose vaccination, booster shot, and exposure to previous COVID-19 infection have so far made the Omicron cases less severe in terms of low hospitalisation rates and deaths, says CSIR-Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology director Vinay Nandicoori. This is in contrast to the Delta wave in the summer of 2021 when vaccination rate was just 2%, and the high viral load led to unprecedented hospitalisation figures and fatalities, overwhelming the healthcare systems. “We are in a much better place when compared to a year ago, but let there be no doubt that if Omicron was the first variant, it could have caused as much havoc as seen in Hong Kong among the unvaccinated and those with comorbidities,” he points out, in an exclusive interaction. “We have to remind ourselves that the Omicron variant is still a potent virus, has scope to improve, and if it gets a combination of the right conditions, things could get worse for persons getting infected. But, the hope is that with … [Read more...] about As COVID mutations continue, CCMB chief sounds caution

Life insurance companies reported a robust 84.2% increase in first-year premium to ₹17,939.62 crore for April on the back of a good show by market leader, the Life Insurance Corporation of India. For LIC, the first-year premium rose 141.3% at ₹11,716.70 crore (₹4,856.76 crore), a development that is bound to bring cheer for the behemoth ahead of the listing of its shares. Private life insurers logged a 27.5% growth in total first-year premium (FYP) to ₹6,222.92 crore, the new business statement for the 24 insurers issued by IRDAI showed. Of the 22 operational private firms, six reported a decline in the FYP. Emkay Global said in a research report that a three-year compound annual growth rate would present a true picture of expansion, considering a stringent nationwide lockdown in April 2020 and the impact of the COVID-19 Delta wave in April last year. On a three-year CAGR basis, private life insurers delivered RWRP (retail weighted received premium) growth of 18% as against 5% … [Read more...] about Life insurance firms reported 84.2% rise in first-year premium for April

A cash register attendant’s quick thinking might have saved his life. In a viral video tweeted by Zaid Jilani, a cash register attendant armed himself after spotting a suspicious person, and it turned out that his instincts were 100% correct. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football) A masked man pulled a gun at the register in what appeared to be a robbery attempt, but the attendant was ready to rock and roll as he presented his own firearm. Fortunately, no shots were necessary, and the bad guy took off. You can watch the insane situation unfold below. Saw this video on Reddit of a cashier noticing a suspicious customer and preparing himself. Should probably run the CIA. pic.twitter.com/3cwYCHupGr — Zaid Jilani (@ZaidJilani) May 14, 2022 This video right here is proof that the Second Amendment and situational awareness are both incredibly important. If that attendant at the register had been … [Read more...] about Cash Register Attendant Pulls A Handgun On A Criminal During Attempted Robbery In Viral Video

Vijayawada Irrigation Circle officials released water into the Krishna Eastern Main Canal from the head sluice near the Prakasam Barrage here on Thursday. Krishna Delta System Chief Engineer D. Sambaiah and Vijayawada circle superintending engineer K.L. Narashima Murthy jointly switched on the motors for hoisting gates. The two officials later performed puja at the 100-year-old head sluice breaking coconuts and offering flowers to the water released into the main canal. Neither the Minister nor the elected representatives attended the function as the Election Code is in place. Scheduled date The State government and Irrigation Department have been under a lot of pressure to release water for the raising of seed beds in Krishna Eastern Delta. Telugu Desam MLA Devineni Umamaheswara Rao and other leaders have been issuing statements and participating in agitations at the Prakasam Barrage and the Irrigation Office demanding release of water. While the scheduled date for release … [Read more...] about Water released into Krishna Eastern Main Canal

CNN anchor Jake Tapper repeatedly confronted Republican Gov. Tate Reeves on Sunday over his opposition to President Joe Biden’s vaccine policy despite Mississippi’s “heartbreaking” coronavirus death rate, flatly stating that Reeves’ “way is failing.” Defending the administration’s vaccine mandates last week amid Republican promises to fight the new rules, Biden singled out Reeves , who had blasted the requirements as “tyrannical” and unconstitutional. “In Mississippi, children are required to be vaccinated against measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, hepatitis B, polio, tetanus, and more,” the president noted on Thursday. “These are state requirements. But in the midst of a pandemic that has already taken over 660,000 lives, I propose a requirement for COVID vaccines and the governor of that state calls it ‘a tyrannical-type move’? A tyrannical-type move?!” Interviewing Reeves on CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday, Tapper brought up Biden’s remarks, wondering aloud why … [Read more...] about Jake Tapper Grills Bumbling Mississippi Guv on ‘Heartbreaking’ COVID Death Spiral

While fresh COVID-19 cases in India continue to be at manageable levels, doctors in India—alongside medical experts globally—grapple with a mysterious spike in unexplained hepatitis in children who’ve tested positive for COVID-19. A team of medics from the Bundelkhand Medical College (BMC), Sagar, Madhya Pradesh and the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Research, Chandigarh report that an investigation of 475 children, who tested Covid positive from April-July in 2021, showed 37 (about 8%) with Covid Acquired Hepatitis (CAH). Though sporadic reports from various parts of India have emerged in the last two years, this is the first systematic investigation to quantify the scale of the syndrome in the country. 10 children had the more serious, rare, but better documented, Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), that is marked by inflammation in multiple organs and can kill three in every ten diagnosed children. In CAH, the symptoms include nausea, loss of … [Read more...] about Madhya Pradesh study finds hepatitis in COVID-19-affected children

The Andhra Pradesh State Archaeology and Museums Department is all set to renovate the house and horse stable of British general and irrigation engineer Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton on the Bommuru hill, which gives a magnificent view of the Godavari river in East Godavari district. On Sunday, the Godavari region celebrated the 219 th birth anniversary of Sir Arthur Cotton (1803-1899), who lived in the Bommuru house between 1848 and 1852, according to the Archaeology and Museums Department (Andhra Pradesh). ‘Delta Silpi-Arthur Cotton’, a book published by the East Godavari Zilla Parishad, confirms that the construction of the Dowleswaram anicut began in April 1847 and it was ready by March 1852. The house is believed to be one of the living memories of Sir Arthur Cotton who had lived in it during the execution of the Dowleswaram anicut project. As it was on the outskirts of Rajamahendravaram city, he used to ride a horse for transportation. The horse stable near the house collapsed … [Read more...] about Andhra Pradesh: Arthur Cotton’s house, stable to be renovated

A rare two-headed snake is getting ready to mark its 17th year after defying odds of one in 100 million to survive. Now measuring five feet long, the serpent has stunned scientists after it was first found in 2005 in the US state of Missouri. The black rat snake, which has difficulty swallowing, has defied all expectations by reaching not just adulthood, but its late teens. The predator now lives at the Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center. Steve Allain, a council member of the British Herpetological Society and snake expert has said the unique creature is now one in a hundred million. The unusual reptile was not expected to live to adulthood ( Image: Credit: Pen News) Get the news you want straight to your inbox. Sign up for a Mirror newsletter here Speaking about the two-headed snake, he said: "I know of another two-headed snake that survived until it was 20, so it isn’t impossible for them to survive that long. “However, it is extremely … [Read more...] about Two headed-snake stuns scientists as it defies overwhelming odds to survive 17 years