Dallas Alexander

Dallas Alexander, a former Canadian JTF2 operator and record-holding sniper, shares electrifying stories from his elite military days. He discusses breaking the world record for the longest sniper kill and the camaraderie within the JTF2. The conversation takes a turn as Alexander reveals his dismissal over refusing COVID-19 mandates, shedding light on military culture's challenges. He also reflects on the emotional toll of combat, the harsh realities of human trafficking, and his transformative journey through trauma and healing, contrasting defense duties with personal liberties.

Former elite JTF-2 sniper Dallas Alexander shares his journey from military service to pursuing country music. Topics include intensive military training, high-risk deployments, precision shooting operations, sniper team dynamics, building hides, record-breaking shots, vaccine skepticism, military transition, and unique experiences at Canadian forces bases and Tim Hortons.

Dallas Alexander, a Canadian Special Ops sniper famed for a world-record sniper kill, shares his controversial journey after being fired for refusing the COVID vaccine. He discusses the tensions between personal beliefs and military mandates, reflecting on the implications of government policies and societal changes. Alexander critiques the media's portrayal of health risks and the erosion of personal freedoms due to mandates. He also touches on the therapeutic potential of psychedelics for healing trauma, creating an intriguing fusion of military life with deep personal insights.

A political commentator and journalist, Salena Zito, shares her experience being near former President Trump during an assassination attempt. Security expert Jason Buttrill discusses Secret Service preparations and failures. Retired Canadian special forces sniper Dallas Alexander believes Trump's shooter didn't act alone, raising suspicions of a larger plot.

Washington Examiner reporter Salena Zito shares her close call with Trump's assassination. Canadian sniper Dallas Alexander questions if Trump's shooter acted alone. The podcast explores rhetoric's influence on individuals and unity in America.