Johnny Spann's guest appearances

Johnny Spann

Patriot to the Core

Alabama's Morning News with JT

Spencer Critchley

John Decker

Adam Michel

Tom Jipping

Jarrett Stepman

Keisha Russell

Sarah Parshall Perry

Cathy Murphy

Dan Snell

Jeff Monosso

Bill Zimpfer

Simon Owen

Jessica Rosenthal

Kevin Bemel

Pete Jackson

OwlTail

Johnny Spann, father of Michael Spann who was the first American killed in combat when the US entered Afghanistan. shares his thoughts on the US pulling out of Afghanistan.

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Mike Spann

Here in Part 2 we find out more about Mike Spann’s final moments in Qala-i-Jangi fortress.  At one point, Mike was interviewing American traitor John Walker Lindh.  Lindh knew of the uprising that was planned and could have saved Mike’s life, but he never said a word.  Instead, when questioned, he remained silent, leading to Spann being overrun and killed. Since Mike Spann’s death, his father has been on a mission to find out all the details about his son’s final moments, however this required deciphering the truth from fiction.  He even went to Afghanistan and met with General Dostum.  Here he saw the spot where his son was killed by the anti-American terrorists. Also, Spann answers the disputed question of whether or not his son was tortured. It was an honor to speak to this grieving and proud father of American hero Mike Spann. Read more about this quiet warrior below: https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html Music courtesy of Soundroad – Believe. Copyright 2017 Thad Forester www.patriottothecore.com email questions to thad@patriottothecore.com

Here in Part 2 we find out more about Mike Spann’s final moments in Qala-i-Jangi fortress.  At one point, Mike was interviewing American traitor John Walker Lindh.  Lindh knew of the uprising that was planned and could have saved Mike’s life, but he never said a word.  Instead, when questioned, he remained silent, leading to Spann being overrun and killed. Since Mike Spann’s death, his father has been on a mission to find out all the details about his son’s final moments, however this required deciphering the truth from fiction.  He even went to Afghanistan and met with General Dostum.  Here he saw the spot where his son was killed by the anti-American terrorists. Also, Spann answers the disputed question of whether or not his son was tortured. It was an honor to speak to this grieving and proud father of American hero Mike Spann. <h2>Read more about this quiet warrior below:</h2> <a href="https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html</a> Music courtesy of Soundroad – Believe. Copyright 2017 Thad Forester <a href="http://www.patriottothecore.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patriottothecore.com</a> email questions to <a href="mailto:thad@patriottothecore.com">thad@patriottothecore.com</a>

Episode 020, Part 2 – Johnny Spann, Father of Mike Spann – first American killed in combat in US invasion of Afghanistan

As a CIA officer, Mike Spann (Johnny Micheal) was in the fortress of Qala-i-Jangi, where Taliban prisoners were being held and questioned.  Although these captives had given themselves up, their pledge of surrender was a lie. Mike was interviewing a group of extremists when hundreds of prisoners revolted in a planned uprising. Just before he was killed in the attack, Mike warned an Agency colleague of the imminent danger, helping his colleague get to safety. Spann fought for his life, but in the end was overtaken.  He went down fighting. The life of Mike Spann life could have been spared if American traitor John Walker Lindh would have told Mike about the scheduled revolt.  Instead, he remained silent when Mike questioned him. His dad shares with us about Mike’s early days of getting his pilot’s license at age 17, why he joined the Marines and then the CIA.  Then, how 9/11 impacted him. Johnny also tells us that he discovered he couldn’t trust everything he read or heard from the media, due to getting burned by some reporters. Learn more about “quiet warrior” Mike Spann below: https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html Music courtesy of Soundroad – Believe. Copyright 2017 Thad Forester www.patriottothecore.com email questions to thad@patriottothecore.com

As a CIA officer, Mike Spann (Johnny Micheal) was in the fortress of Qala-i-Jangi, where Taliban prisoners were being held and questioned.  Although these captives had given themselves up, their pledge of surrender was a lie. Mike was interviewing a group of extremists when hundreds of prisoners revolted in a planned uprising. Just before he was killed in the attack, Mike warned an Agency colleague of the imminent danger, helping his colleague get to safety. Spann fought for his life, but in the end was overtaken.  He went down fighting. The life of Mike Spann life could have been spared if American traitor John Walker Lindh would have told Mike about the scheduled revolt.  Instead, he remained silent when Mike questioned him. His dad shares with us about Mike’s early days of getting his pilot’s license at age 17, why he joined the Marines and then the CIA.  Then, how 9/11 impacted him. Johnny also tells us that he discovered he couldn’t trust everything he read or heard from the media, due to getting burned by some reporters. <h2>Learn more about “quiet warrior” Mike Spann below:</h2> <a href="https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/johnny-micheal-spann.html</a> Music courtesy of Soundroad – Believe. Copyright 2017 Thad Forester <a href="http://www.patriottothecore.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patriottothecore.com</a> email questions to <a href="mailto:thad@patriottothecore.com">thad@patriottothecore.com</a>

Episode 020, Part 1 – Johnny Spann, Father of Mike Spann – first American killed in combat in US invasion of Afghanistan