Kris Tanto Paronto, a former Army Ranger and CIA security contractor, shares gripping insights from his harrowing experience during the 2012 Benghazi attack, where he defended lives for 13 hours. He reflects on the emotional toll and long-lasting trauma faced by survivors, critiquing the political misrepresentation of the events. Kris also discusses the challenges of transitioning from military operations to private security, emphasizing the importance of responsible training in urban violence and the camaraderie formed in high-pressure environments.