Jocko Podcast 196 w/ Charles Daly: Make Peace or Die. Service, Leadership, and Nightmares.

[@willjames1949]

Daly, you're the type of individual many people should look up to. A thinker who serves his country, hates racism and bigotry, promotes service and a thankfulness to a nation which offers so much, and a family man. I thank you for being a leader and for the record, if you choose to publish this book, I'd be one of the first to buy it. Thank you for sharing your life's story.

[@dalyprose]

The book is out now! amzn.to/2UwJLNI (Charlie, his son here) I read your comment to my dad. He's moved by your words.

[@timmcclymont3527]

"...Years later he was wounded again, and when I asked what happened he told me, 'the same fucking thing" I actually laughed out loud at that, what a legend.

[@bimscutney1242]

Such a shame the Korean War is known as the “Forgotten War”. At 92 this guy looks like he’d still throw down. Respect.

[@dwizzleusa4202]

That's the truth!

[@darkdrake13]

"I asked my dad when will the bad memories fade? It will take a long time he said, but finally they will fade. " - They dont - ... No they dont That hit me deep.

[@AngryOscillator]

The difference between Daly at the beginning of this podcast and the end is noteworthy. He'll never forget. He obviously feels deeply even after 70 years. He was struggling to keep his composure but showed no sign of turning away, no desire to end the podcast. He bares the memories with honour. What a guy.

[@cavscout62]

Well said.

[@Cynthia-wh7lz]

One of many reasons this has become one of my top 3 podcasts - Jocko lets his guests speak! He asks pertinent questions and shows his guests enough respect to let their answers unwind organically, without constant interruptions. I love listening to the interviews. And this one in particular was very powerful. Well done. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@rubenfratean3256]

Which ones are the other 2?

[@JeffDavis_is_JeffDavis]

Every time he looks down, clearly trying to keep himself composed, it tears me up.

[@brianmclean8732]

0:00:00 - Opening 0:06:15 - Charles U. Daly 0:06:30 - How long have you worked on this book. 0:07:40 - The beginning. Coming to America, not the typical immigrant story. 0:12:00 - How WWI changed Dad, When to the bad memories fade. 0:14:00 - The game two days earlier. I’m not a big fan of generals. 0:16:20 - How Dad got injured. You were his officer, he died and you didn’t. 0:19:10 - Lt. King and his sister, mom. 0:21:30 - The Royal Dutch Shell, Selling in India. Fighting Muslim extremist? 0:24:00 - Truth about ships back in the day. 0:29:00 - Living outside DC. Pearl Harbor. Dad’s diagnosis. 0:32:10 - Join the Navy, 1945. 0:35:00 - A through D, go to Yale 0:38:00 - The Marine Corps 0:40:00 - That for white folks 0:44:00 - Korean “police action” 0:52:30 - Pete McCloskey vs. Pat Robertson 0:57:00 - In command in Korea, Chiggy Bears 1:00:00 - The Col. You were Brash. Volleyball gave me a patrol. 1:02:00 - All Types. Truck Driver. Chesty Puller in the shower. 1:14:00 - Anglico history, all named Ace. Napalm. Dark humor. 1:16:20 - Jim Abel’s death. Telling truth. 1:18:40 - Bearing the unbearable. 1:20:00 - Spike. Not bend. The Same F#&King thing. 1:23:00 - Rifle Company. Mines. 1:29:30 - Douglas Dayce. 1:32:00 - First Born. 1:36:00 - Roger That. 1:38:00 - Fix bayonets. Tactical fear. Taking of Hill 610. The Truth, I don’t know, guilt. 1:50:00 - The Game we play. Birthday. Writing Dad. 1:53:30 - Another hill. Keeping the whole war moving smoothly. Blue on Blue? 2:03:00 - Wounded. Meatball Surgery. Humanity in a touch. 2:11:45 - USS Haven. Good News. Home. 2:19:10 - The forgotten war. The struggle at home. 2:23:00 - Pacific Molasses. Venture into Politics. 2:28:00 - John F. Kennedy 2:31:30 - 202-456-1414. Cuban Missile Crisis 2:37:00 - Sailor vs Bombardier 2:40:00 - Kennedy Assassination. 2:56:30 - Bobby Kennedy Campaign and memorial. 3:02:00 - More campaign hijinks. 3:08:00 - A lot of interesting phone calls. Harvard. Joyce Foundation. 3:16:30 - Christine. Love is better the second time around. 3:21:30 - Ireland Fund. South Africa. 3:35:00 - Minor stroke. Life Choices. 3:37:29 - Final thoughts and take-aways. 3:40:53 - How to stay on THE PATH. 4:00:19 - Closing Gratitude.

[@MrVaher]

Should be the top comment.

[@LetsBeClear87]

Thx man this is so useful

[@dalyprose]

This is seriously helpful. Thank you!

[@marrchristian9195]

The grim truth of war. Graphic, explicit, sincere, brave and honest. A memoir of a simple, but not an easy life. A life lived with those disfigured memories, admirable. Mr. Daly’s remarks to the Congressman from Texas (& the staff he assembled), pure & unapologetic, absolutely necessary. Words that should resonate loudly thru the office halls of our elected - Never forget. Raw, simply raw Jocko. Thank you for bringing Mr. Daly’s manuscript to life, amazing. One of your best Jocko (& Echo). Thank you for sharing your memories Mr. Daly. Thank you for your service Sir. Much respect.

[@Daniel_Palmqvist]

Nothing like rounding off Sunday with a Jocko podcast. Awesome, thank you.

[@mattjack5830]

I can't read anything now without reading it in Jocko's voice

[@caseyosborn875]

Daly to Jocko - "Hey, you're a writer too, don't be making fun of me" 😂 Seriously though, podcasts like this are gems.

[@1.354]

2 AMERICAN HEROES. I'm honored to just listen to them.

[@sru111]

Thank you for your service, sir. I'm here living a privileged life in Canada because of your sacrifice. From a Korean who lives in Canada..

[@MM-eo2oz]

Jocko is one of my favorite humans. Not only have I listened to every episode but now I've gone back and started listening to all of the old episodes again. This is the best thing on KZbin for me.

[@Twenty4hourPharmacy]

M M dude has changed my life, i dont know where id be without these podcasts

[@KaleoMgmt]

Want to have some fun in the Way Back Machine? Jump back to the Tim Ferriss Podcast "#107: The Scariest Navy SEAL I've Ever Met" from Sept 2015. It was Jocko's first interview. Two months later I bought Extreme Ownership. Can't believe that was 4 years ago!!

[@ccC-xw4sd]

Thank you Vets for the sacrifices you’ve made. I appreciate you all greatly. 🇺🇸

[@andrewrobertson3894]

It would be an understatement to say I have a lot of respect for Mr Daly. Even at his advanced age, he's still trying to process what he went through and as he said, the bad memories don't fade. Damn ...that was powerful stuff, almost a tearjerker thinking about the sick absurdity of WW1 with horse mounted cavalry charging entrenched machine gun positions, whole battalions blown to shreds while forming up and never even seeing the enemy etc. Thanks for the upload.

[@ballsoutperformance]

Love listening to these old timers. What an amazing man and story. You can really feel the heaviness of his experiences in his voice.

[@firehorse_44alpha-omega]

Top tier Podcast. So awesome Mr. Daly got an opportunity to share his words.... Hand on heart, thank you gentleman. Cheers

[@chadjordan9382]

You can tell this man is still haunted by war. So sad.

Chad Jordan I'm only 30 minutes in right now but his voice getting shakey and him looking towards the ground when he had to notify a family of a Marine's death under his command and the family asking why he was allowed to live instead of the Marine was horrible to listen to.

[@JumpingJimmyJet]

Excellent Podcast Jocko. Charles Daly is an amazing man. The combat that I've been in, in SOG sounds like a drop in the bucket compared to Mr. Daly's combat feats... I just can't imagine what it's like to fight in freezing winters. The WW1 and WW2 were horrible battles compared to today. I can't imagine what it would be like with enemy planes crashing into my ship (Kamikaze Japanese pilots)... At least they were appreciated for their service and the Americans treated them with respect, not like us who returned from Vietnam... Thank you Jocko for what you do and your awesome military career... jim

[@sladeb6036]

Thank you for everything you have done .

[@themako990mako9]

Sog still classified. ?

[@JumpingJimmyJet]

@ I will be on Jocko's Podcast. I was going to be there this month, but the virus stopped it... I'm scheduled, hopefully in May, but I blew my L4/L5 disc and may end up in surgery for a few days delay... You will hear my story (y) Navy, Army SF, and USAF PJ... 3 years 4 months in Nam ;-)

JumpingJimmyJet That's awesome! I've looked up to guys like you for my entire life, just true heroes. Sorry to hear about your injuries and hope everything goes well. In the meantime, stay safe!

[@JumpingJimmyJet]

@ Thank you. I'll be fine, just a bump in the road... (y) ;-)

[@muntjunk-plk3171]

I hope this man finds peace before he passes. He has carried the horrors long enough.

[@teamdzul]

Jocko...You sir, by introducing this great Man's story, not only brought many people to understand true heroism; but most importantly allowed this Man's legacy to live on forever. Thank you for introducing all of us to him and may his power allow all the other heroes to succeed in the fight against evil. Be safe out there and God Bless

[@uralbob1]

This is one of the most humbling experiences of my life. I haven't accomplished as much in my life as either of these men have done any one day of their lives. Thank you sincerely.

[@danieltofteland1549]

You can see echos biceps from google earth

[@thundergrace]

Very funny

[@ivanc9231]

😂

[@xavier6037]

Hahaha

[@ayara8157]

I heard that's where they're holding the next jiu-jitsu immersion camp.

[@trojankev]

Muscle

[@6_pains]

“I’m not fond of Generals”💔😞😔

[@briant7652]

That was a wonderful interview. Look forward to the book. This has become my favorite podcast.

[@Whitesp44]

Powerful podcast. Every high school student should be required to listen /watch. The forgotten war. How cool was his exchange with Chesty? How could he not recognize that forehead? Holy Moly. "Gnite Chesty Puller, wherever you are".

[@themako990mako9]

My dad was same way. Ruined his life and ours till I was 15. Drugs , mental illness and prison. Now he’s just a miserable old man who I love.

[@cavscout62]

Now you understand why.

[@zilvinas82]

I'm from Lithuania now living in Ireland, working and listening Jocko podcast.... So much respect I feel for all veteran's... It's insane story's...for the young generation these stories should be in the schools... They should to know the freedom price... Because in europe young people forget what is war they forget history and they very soon get right to vote.......

[@SRussian88]

Your best podcast to date, among many other greats. Respect to both you gentleman.

[@BlueCollarRay]

Dad was a Korean War Vet. Bunch of Bad Ass men that didn’t get the credit they deserve. If you have a chance to thank one of these guys, take that opportunity.

[@cavscout62]

I was in Wal-Mart one day recently wearing my “Gulf War Veteran” hat when a young girl about 15-17 years old I estimate approached me and said, “Thank You For My Freedoms”! I was Absolutely Floored by that statement from this young girl and didn’t know what to say in response so I said, “It Was A Privilege”. Watching & listening to this man via Jocko makes me feel like a fucking joke and an imposter. Mr Daly is a Great Man, a Man like my own Father and GrandFather. If we are to survive as a Nation, we Must remove the Regressive Leftists and RINOS which are destroying us from the Houses Of Government in DC and not just Demonizing Boys & Men, but dictating through “Law” that Masculinity is to be destroyed! Mr Daly is a Prime Example of what an American Man MUST be. Thank You Mr Daly For MY Freedoms.

[@ldn0224]

Thank you Jocko for archiving these old warriors stories for us to hopefully learn from.

[@gerritbult5500]

This was a great episode!!! Charles Daly’s life story inspires me to be a better Person, Father & American!!! Thank you so much Gentleman!!!

[@slayermill8621]

Hell yeah Make Peace Or Die. 1/5's battalion motto.

[@hankchinaski_]

Absolutely one of the best talks you've hosted. Charles Daly is an incredible human being. Charles, utmost respect. Sharing your experiences and thoughts will not be in vain. Deeply deeply moving stuff.

[@anthonychampoli2408]

Such a powerful man, even in old age he is not a shadow of his former self but a shadow cast on the rest of us as a visual aid for what we could be. Bless, love this podcast.

[@Sh0cKTr4uMa]

This is one of my favorite episodes. I’ve been listening every chance I get. Make peace or die.

[@samdowdrick5095]

Thank you guys, my Grandfather was in Korea and being from a millitary family I knew not to ask too much. These podcast help give me a lot of insight that I could not ask about. I am very greatful for what you guys are doing. Thank you

[@bobcougar77]

Amazing podcast. The absolute humility of the man is a huge lesson to us all. You can hear it in every sentence he says. It seems to me it's based in a deep awareness of the brotherhood of humanity and a lifetime of experience.

[@SeekanDestroy03]

I love this man's drive and brutal honesty. Humble and Outspoken, not afriad to drop a few F-bombs and tell it like it is. What a great Podcast, and a great man.

[@markforbes1537]

I think Clint Eastwood hung out with this guy before he said "get of my lawn". This man is the real deal. Thanks for your service.

[@rmv4646]

It was my honor to hear your story, Sir. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experiences.

[@seanmoyer6500]

These first person accounts of war are absolute American treasures. Glad they are being immortalized in digital form to live on for generations.

[@johnniecarter318]

I listen to this podcast the day Jocko released it. All I can say is I don’t have a word in my personal vocabulary to accurately describe this conversation. I do know a couple things for sure though. One I will own this book, and secondly I will listen to it many more times. Mr. Daly for everything you have done so far for humanity. I say it that way because a man who has helped and protected people as much as you Sir will not stop until God stops him. Thank you to Jocko and Echo as well. For again blowing us all away with the caliber of guest you have on. Godspeed Gentlemen

[@josephlamar31]

"Read it like I wrote it not like a boy scout. " Lol

[@davidgatsby3775]

God bless ya Daly, an absolute legend and a life of efforts grit and tenacity worth aspiring to have in our own lives.

[@publius5128]

What a truly great man who has lived a powerful life. The part about AIDS in South Africa sounds in a sense more horrible than Korea was, and illustrates the powerful evil that lies dormant in humans. I cannot put into words my admiration for this man. On a lighter note, I found hearing a 92 year old man dropping the F-bomb a few dozen times quite amusing. Lol

[@jamessims373]

I love this man. Honesty and Bravery.

[@ralphalvarez5465]

Spike what a badass... Tarawa, Iwo Jima, Korea and Vietnam... Great quote, "You University boys, you civilians are ruining my profession!" That guy is the United States Marine Corps

[@boobuglouisville3851]

Mr Daly I am so grateful to hear your story. I know it is cliche to thank you for your service so I want to thank you for your sacrifice- for experiencing violence, horrific memories, losing brothers, so I don’t have to. You are a hero sir!

[@mrjones4253]

Get some! That was an awesome show guys I really enjoyed listening to it while I work, reminded me of sitting with my grandfather when he used to talk of the Korean War. Thank you. Well done gentleman. Semper Fi.

[@Yukon12gauge00buck]

It was humbling listening to this podcast while driving this weekend. The emotion was so strong I was choked up several times. A true officer and a gentleman/ Hell raiser.

[@jerrymarshall2095]

Salty old geezer,badass too.Great upload,a great way to save our precious history told by the people that lived it.Thanks Jacko and Echo Charlie

[@zebjohnson5118]

I wish I could reach out and take this man's pain but he probably wouldn't want me to I salute you sir may God grant you peace 🙏♥️

[@bminturn]

I am coming to this late. Thank you for sharing your story, Mr. Daly.

[@113charlie7]

This is the guy the move gran torino was portraying perfect fit God you marine

[@randonsoderstrom3647]

The pain this guy harbored is very apparent. I hope this guy can finally come to terms and live life in peace. He deserves it. The hauntings are true and real. Sounds like he has suppressed his feelings since his time.. Needs counseling of some kind to get it off his chest. Cry it out. Feel others empathy for what he seen/been through. Hope he can find some sort of peace. Love this guy.

[@megamelv8032]

An hour in and I can tell this Old Boys super legit get some 👍🏽

[@573998]

Jocko; the best interview you've ever done.

[@josephleamy4404]

And to think, these stories would never have been known to SOOOO many… first, all the praise to these heroes, bc they didn’t do it for the story to be told. They’ve done these things because it was right. Finally Jocko, thank you so much for making this possible, and that’s not even to mention your incredible service and sacrifice. Thank you

[@garybellish3908]

Thank you Sir and you have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of or guilty for..

[@trevordunn6968]

Honestly, i feel like these podcast should be played in school.

[@jerrymarshall2095]

Exactly,these dumbass kids need some real american history.

[@mrs8171]

Agreed; true. But unfortunately they are teaching critical race theory lies, pushing kids to "transition" to the opposite sex in grade school without understanding the consequences, and insuring we have helpless generation of "victims".

[@rk-pz6fu]

God bless this Marine, thank you sir!

[@zacguizamckay251]

This information. I needed to hear.. Thank you Mr. Daly Sir. Thank you Jocko and Echo..

[@gullepomp]

was waiting for the video, listening to the voice on the podcast I had to see the face behind the emotions that came pouring out. thank you for your service.

[@caelanrains207]

Why does this podcast not have at the LEAST one million subscribers? Literally the BEST podcast on the planet. No exaggeration. Jocko is my idol. Who’s yours?

[@gavinsapp564]

Don't cast pearls before swine.

[@glockspecific7757]

Much respect sir, these stories need told!

[@benyoung552]

My grandfather was an army medic in Korea... He only told me one story about his time there... He said they used the teenage kids from villages to help do things around camp for treats n things. One time he walked in his tent n when he came back out a 12 year old boy tried to shoot him with a .45 almost point blank but missed and he felt bad cuz he punched the kid and broke his jaw... Later when I got a bit older myself, I told him I was going to join the army and he looked me straight in the eye and said “why would you want to do that? If there’s a war, all your friends die.....” I don’t remember what company he was in, but they got messed up bad and it really messed him up... I think many of them froze and he held a grudge against the army for not taking better care of them or something...

[@ReneMacias1978]

“I’m not fond of Generals”. Best quote of the whole episode

[@hogandonahue9598]

An incredible man. Thankyou for your service!

[@kevinschach797]

Thank you sir! I and others appreciate you and our freedom.

[@paulmcquillen2447]

Got to pay my dues. Echo LOOKING JACKED!!!!!!

[@barbparker5709]

Beyond awesome. I have not the words.

[@berserkerbdog]

Thank you for your service Sir.What a man.

[@edtherockhound9944]

Much respect to all the soldiers from the Korean War my friend growing up dad was shot in Korea and he couldn’t digest sugar and would make cool aid with no sugar and we would suck that shit down after 4 hours baseball etc he didn’t mind as long as we made a new batch for him . He’s gone now but not forgotten

[@ajgambs44]

One of the most powerful episodes and that's not easy

[@bobcougar77]

Charles Daly's life is like a real life Forrest Gump movie. : Hanging with Kennedy, Mandela and LBJ. War hero, business man etc.

[@craigturner2915]

Fellow Jiu Jitsu player, love these podcasts and listen while I work but darn it you keep stacking books on my reading list. Thank you for sharing these incredible stories.

[@RaoulDuke1776_]

Just bought Extreme Ownership today. Could not put it down, than I see I haven't watched the lasted Jocko podcast and I'm now currently doing so. 5 minutes in and it's a POWERFUL episode.

[@MIKE_THE_BRUMMIE]

This guy, what a character...trite and stright to the bone no time for BS

[@oldschool8851]

Thank you Charles,

[@Tekkaman76]

A new meaning to the word 'deadline'

[@jeremybrimmer1990]

Thank you for your service. Semper fi

[@OregonMinuteman]

This man is a badass. Korean War vets are a different breed. 🇺🇲

[@CRACKA205213]

This is some good commentary from Charles.

[@jasonmoehl6994]

If I was a history teacher I would be using Jocko material to educate a generation who might not know what sacrifice means

[@TheWolfar15]

2 amazing heroes, Charles is truly haunted by his experiences evident by this video even more. I will have to listen to this again Charles is hard to understand if you aren't paying all attention to the audio. another amazing podcast

[@matthewdoyle4418]

Absolutely amazing I need to go talk to one of my older neighbors he was in wwll I bet he has an interesting life of stories thank you to all who have or are about to serve this country

[@mattburnett4185]

Jocko if you ever need an extra buck, you have a career lined up as a voice-over guy for action movie trailers

[@cagrangersealninja3720]

I thoroughly enjoy the ww2, korea, Vietnam guest's. Keep bringing them in battle 👍

[@IndagatorAD4]

Thank you, that is all. 🤘😇🙏

[@mmafighterbg1589]

Jesus Christ, what a podcast. Especially the story around 1:40-50

[@DOwhutnow]

I'm not religious I don't necessarily believe in god or a god but I would certainly say a prayer for this man. Because respect is respect is respect. And a marine is a brother no matter what generation no matter what or no combat experience. It took me years to realize this.

[@C-R-l-M-S-O-N]

13:19 powerful moment man...

[@adamgardener8624]

This was a deep, dark, intense episode

[@paul1x1]

This guy is very quick and hes not lying he does not care for generals

[@Grawitz]

Good evening gentlemen

[@brentdawson6270]

I was stationed at Oscan air base 1990- 1991 the older Korean people were very grateful and nice to all the soldiers. They knew why we were there. And where they would be if we weren’t .

[@brentdawson6270]

Osan air base ,damn spell check or my fat fingers take your pick