The Megyn Kelly Show Robert O'Neill on Killing Bin Laden, Life Lessons from SEAL Training, and American Unity | Ep. 109
May 31, 2021
In a gripping conversation, Robert O'Neill, a retired Navy SEAL and author of 'The Operator,' shares his firsthand account of the mission that killed Osama bin Laden. He recounts the intense planning and emotional toll of such operations while emphasizing teamwork and camaraderie. O'Neill also touches on life lessons learned from SEAL training, reflections on American unity post-9/11, and the significance of gratitude, especially on Memorial Day, showcasing the profound impact of military service on personal identity and societal perceptions.
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Butte, Montana Trip
- Megyn Kelly and her family visited Butte, Montana during the pandemic.
- They toured a mine, enjoyed the town's atmosphere, and had a memorable experience.
Early Jobs
- Before becoming a Navy SEAL, Rob O'Neill held various jobs, including mining, delivering pizzas, and working at McDonald's.
- He even delivered taco pizzas for a local restaurant.
Joining the Navy
- Rob O'Neill joined the Navy after a bad breakup and initially intended to become a Marine.
- A recruiter steered him towards the SEALs, even though he wasn't a strong swimmer.
