Lawmakers Were Shocked by Video of Second Strike on Alleged Drug Boat.
The video, which is believed to have been shot from a drone, shows the second strike being carried out by US Navy SEALs in an operation against an alleged drug boat. The incident has sparked widespread interest and discussion among lawmakers and experts.
According to sources, several members of Congress were among those who watched the video, with some expressing their shock and concern at the brazen display of military force. Others have hailed the operation as a necessary step in the fight against transnational crime.
The incident comes amid growing concerns about the use of US military power abroad, particularly in Latin America and Asia. Some lawmakers have called for greater transparency and oversight of such operations, while others have defended the need for strong action against threats to national security.
In addition to the video itself, some lawmakers have also shared their Spotify wrapped playlists online. The move has been seen as a lighthearted attempt to humanize themselves in an increasingly polarized political environment.
As one of the lawmakers, Major Garrett, noted in his podcast: "When you're talking about things that are so serious and so complex, it's easy to forget that we're all humans at the end of the day. We all have families, friends, and community obligations."
The Takeout with Major Garrett is a popular podcast where Major Garrett discusses the latest news, politics, and culture with a range of guests from across the US.
The video, which is believed to have been shot from a drone, shows the second strike being carried out by US Navy SEALs in an operation against an alleged drug boat. The incident has sparked widespread interest and discussion among lawmakers and experts.
According to sources, several members of Congress were among those who watched the video, with some expressing their shock and concern at the brazen display of military force. Others have hailed the operation as a necessary step in the fight against transnational crime.
The incident comes amid growing concerns about the use of US military power abroad, particularly in Latin America and Asia. Some lawmakers have called for greater transparency and oversight of such operations, while others have defended the need for strong action against threats to national security.
In addition to the video itself, some lawmakers have also shared their Spotify wrapped playlists online. The move has been seen as a lighthearted attempt to humanize themselves in an increasingly polarized political environment.
As one of the lawmakers, Major Garrett, noted in his podcast: "When you're talking about things that are so serious and so complex, it's easy to forget that we're all humans at the end of the day. We all have families, friends, and community obligations."
The Takeout with Major Garrett is a popular podcast where Major Garrett discusses the latest news, politics, and culture with a range of guests from across the US.
. Those Navy SEALs must've been on high alert to take down that boat without anyone getting hurt. It's a reminder of just how serious things can get out there in international waters.
. I mean, I'm not saying it's the most pressing issue or anything, but come on, folks! You're dealing with some heavy stuff here, and then you're gonna drop your holiday jams? 
️ Still, I guess it's a way to show humanity amidst all the seriousness. As Major Garrett said, we are all just humans at the end of the day... even if that day involves taking down alleged drug boats 
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are we sure it wasn't just a coincidence? 
and what's up with the video being shot by a drone? is that super common for US Navy SEALs operations now? 
also, I feel bad for Congress members who watched this video and were shocked... like, isn't that kinda the job they're doing? 
It's just a bit too much.
. Can't they just focus on getting stuff done for the country instead of watching vids of drone strikes on YouTube... err, I mean, online? 
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i can imagine how intense it must be for those lawmakers to watch that video... they're not just dealing with policies & decisions, they're also human beings with families & friends too 
it's like we need more people in politics who get that... even when it comes to super tough stuff like this, they still gotta be able to relate to each other as ppl 
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. We need to be thinking critically about how our actions affect others and whether we're doing what's best for everyone involved.
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But you know what's also wild? How much popcorn is one person supposed to eat during a movie night? Is it like 3 or 5 cups? 
it makes you wonder if they're trying to humanize themselves or just be relatable. either way, it's a nice change of pace from the usual politicking 