Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. The Combat Wounded Blind Navy SEAL who lost his vision in Jail BS

Happy mother’s day Mrs Shipley. Keep running these phonies over a cheese grater. You’re awesome

Man seeing how happy you and your wife are together and just seeing you laugh like that is so wholesome! It's nice seeing things like that since almost everything you see is negative on the news or internet. You sir are a national treasure!

Don and his wife’s side bar skits are always a highlight. They compliment each other’s weirdness and passion.

As an ER nurse I’ve been blessed to meet nothing but SEAL’s, Rangers, snipers and fighter pilots. Oh, how I love to hear their vague stories of service. The real military guys never voluntarily offer up that they served.

You can just see Don's blood pressure rising as he struggles to compose himself while talking to these individuals.

I'm no navy seal but I am a combat veteran and these Stolen Valor pieces of shit really piss me off!! I'm glad your doing something about it Mr. Shipley.

My father was a Ranger during the Reagan era, 1/75th, and he loves hearing about Shipley DESTROYING these scumbags 😆 Thank You Sir!

I’m a combat infantry veteran from the war in Vietnam. I love what you do and really enjoy your videos.

Don and Diane cracking each other up is contagious!!!! That was the best part!! That’s true love right there. Well done Don and Diane!!!

Diane, you always keep me smiling and laughing. Happy Mother’s Day! Don, you keep routing these phony seals out. You’re a credit to your nation, as well as to your branch of the military. God bless you both.

Him and his wife together!!! Priceless!! Genuine!! Incredible chemistry!! But most of all!! Is the journey that they’ve both traveled! Parallel!! Unstoppable!!

That guy probably shit himself when Don said "It's Don Shipley, retired Navy Seal."

Oh GOD...I love your wife Don! That "put it your pile driver" had me dying 🤣 You two are a awesome couple! Happy Mother's Day, Diane!!

Don and Diane, I love what you both do to expose these liars and cheats, but I as a married man of 12 years really enjoy the banter and loving friendship you both share in your skits. Hoping for many more years of entertainment from you both, and my wife as well. And a very Happy Mother's Day Diane!

“It’s Don Shipley, retired Navy SEAL” Jose slowly dies inside Don isn’t exactly the boogyman he is the guy you send to kill the boogyman

My grandfather was 82nd airborne in WWII (he was 17-19 years old at the time). Didn't get his discharge papers and all his medals until he was in his 70s (long story). Turns out he had 4 bronze stars (one was a unit citation for what they did at Nijmegen Bridge, the other three were personal awards) and a purple heart (had trench foot in the Battle of the Bulge and they wanted to amputate his feet- he wouldn't let them). I remember when I was a kid asking him why he didn't have anything advertising his veteran status. He was digging out a ditch when I asked him this. He stopped, stuck the shovel in the ground, and resting his hands on the end of it said something to the effect of "Well, bud, some guys do those things and that's ok." (hats, license plates, etc that I had asked about) "But the way I see it, I did what I had to do and I'd just as soon forget about it." He went back to digging. Per my dad he used to love critiquing war movies and how combat was depicted, and he would talk about life in general, like what it was like behind the line. But he almost never spoke about the combat. I believe he only ever shared one story with my dad. My grandmother said that she couldn't keep shirts on him at night when they were first married because he would wake up ripping them off screaming for one of his friends who was killed.

I'm a pastor, semi-retired after 40+ years in the ministry. Churches often get hit on for assistance with those of us knowing too many folks trying to milk us for what they can. Can't tell you how many claims of Veteran's status I've been told, some so poor and easily dismissed. I've enjoyed seeing the blood drain from POSers' faces when I tell them I'm an Army Vet (Vietnam Era) and begin asking basic questions that they have no clue how to answer.

I think it's the veterans that piss me off the most when they engage in stolen valor. It's as if they're saying being "just a veteran" isn't good enough. As a veteran myself (US Army 1980-1983, Radio Teletype Operator) it infuriates me to no end.

This truely upset me that a charity group would turn a blind eye to a Valor fraud. There are plenty Veterans out there who need help but get passed over because their story is not glorious. Thank you Don for the work you do. Outing these frauds who benfit off the good hearts of others.

I absolutely love their relationship. It honestly gives me hope for the future on how happy you can be.