Patriot Mobile- https://patriotmobile.com/partners/ben Hasan Piker’s comments about two fallen Navy SEALs deserve a response—and those men deserve to be remembered by name: Christopher Chambers and Nathan Gage Ingram. On January 11, 2024, both men were lost during a nighttime boarding operation in the Arabian Sea targeting Iranian weapons bound for the Houthis. In this video, I discuss their mission, the comments about their deaths, and why respect for those who serve matters. After 20 years in the U.S. Navy submarine force, I have a personal perspective on trusting the person beside you. We can question military decisions and demand accountability while honoring the people who carry out the mission. Where do you draw the line between criticizing a mission and disrespecting those who served? Leave your thoughts below. Subscribe to Ben Dykes for military-minded analysis, veteran perspective, and direct conversations about America’s future. **Suggested chapters—adjust timestamps to match your final edit:** 0:00 Hasan Piker’s comments 0:30 My response as a Navy veteran 2:00 Remembering Christopher Chambers and Nathan Gage Ingram 4:00 The mission off Somalia 6:30 The risks of serving at sea 9:00 What military service teaches about trust 12:00 Criticism, accountability, and basic respect 15:00 The example we set 17:30 Remembering the men behind the headline #NavySEALs #HasanPiker #VeteranPerspective If you want a conversation, not a rally — subscribe. X: https://x.com/realBenDykes Support: https://www.patreon.com/c/BenDykes Mail: PO BOX 4444, Fayetteville, AR 72702L ☕ Buy Me a Military Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/bendykes • Cash App: $VeteranBiker • Venmo: @veteranbiker 🇺🇸 VETERAN & COMMUNITY PARTNERS • Cattledog Cookie Co. — Buy 1, Send 1 to a Veteran: https://cattledogcookiecompany.com/discount/%2522BOSO%2522Ben%2520Dykes%2520Show • Medicare Information and Support: https://askchapter.org/vet Call: 332-867-1305 🔗 CONNECT WITH BEN • All Links: h