[suspenseful music]
♪
- Do something.
[explosions] - The base is under attack!
- 12 hours ago... - Get in! Get in!
- Six recruits were split into teams...
- You're the strength, we're the brains, okay?
- And sent on the run.
- Gia, let us know if you need to slow down.
- Their mission...
- Ladies? Yeah, we're being seen.
- We know, Kody.
- To evade capture...
- There, just like you said.
- By a hunter force... [dogs barking]
- Back up, back up, back up, back up.
- And make it...
- Guys, over here.
- To an extraction point.
[dogs barking] - Get the dog on 'em!
[explosion] - Oh!
- Get on your knees!
- VW, VW.
That just felt too real.
- Now five recruits are left to face the final,
most brutal stage of selection:
interrogation.
- It is the last place you want to be, apart from death.
[dog barking]
[dogs barking]
- [whispering] Are you scared?
- Yes, ma'am.
- [whispers] Great. You should be very scared.
- The five remaining recruits
have been awake for almost 24 hours.
- Stand up [bleep] straight.
- They've entered the final phase of the course:
interrogation.
- What do you think you're doing here?
It's 12 hours of absolute mental and physical hell.
- I want the truth the [bleep] first time,
or so help me God, you'll know about it.
- Yes, ma'am.
- You have to give some credibility
to why you are where you are,
but the recruits must not ever
reveal they are with the military.
- The DS have enlisted
a specialist team of interrogators.
[tense music]
Led by the Umpire,
who cannot be identified for security reasons.
- It's gonna be interesting how they react
to this psychological element now.
- He will decide
which recruits pass or fail this phase.
- Hit 'em from their blind spot.
- To start, recruits will be processed.
It will be their first taste of being under the glare
of seasoned interrogators.
- How are you? - Terrified.
I've never been in a situation like this before.
- Boots off.
Socks off.
Trousers, top.
- The interrogators' mission is to extract
valuable information.
- If I ask you a question, answer me.
Don't piss me off. - Yes, sir.
- And be honest with me. - Yes, sir.
- And the recruits, their mission
is to keep that information to themselves,
but at the same time, build rapport.
- All right. Shall I open your eyes for you?
Or you can have the common courtesy to look at me?
- It's a very, very difficult game to play.
- I want to talk to you about you.
- Okay. - What are these tattoos about?
You look like a kid's notepad.
- Yeah, I've heard that before.
- While you're here, you pretty much belong to us.
- Yes, sir.
- We probably had her down as someone
that would be gone by now, and she's still here.
- Can I have these? - Yes, sir.
- Thanks. - I don't look good in them.
- Why?
- They're too big for my head.
See what I mean?
- I like it.
- I always felt like I needed to be
the loudest one in the room or the funny one.
- All right, bored.
- Okay. - Put them on.
- I've learned that the more of my real self I show,
I'm, like, oh, people like me when I'm just normal
and I'm hanging out.
And I don't have to be screaming on the internet,
Brianna Chickenfry.
- Would hate to mess up a pretty, little face, won't we?
- Mm-hmm.
- Gosh.
You're not looking the best, are you?
♪
Are you trying to stare me out?
- No. I'm--I'm not.
- Mm-hmm.
- You know what?
I've been known for my intense personality.
So when it's raining, it's bad, and when it's sunny, it's good.
- So tell me about you, then.
So, married? Single?
- [sighs]
I might be a little bit mercurial.
I'm not as steady as I would like to be.
Wife and kids.
- How many kids do you have?
- He can't even look at her in the face, bro.
- I have 18 children.
- How does that even happen?
- Nature.
- So nature gifted you 18 children with the one wife?
I've given you a long period of time there
to answer a very simple question.
- But I feel like it's private.
- Kody, get with the program.
There's nothing private in here.
You're in a captive environment.
- Not a good session at all.
- He hasn't tried to build a rapport,
so he's putting himself in a very vulnerable position.
- So who have we got here?
- I'm going to give you a chance
to answer that question again.
- My name is Gia.
- Gia who? - Giudice.
- What should you put on the end of that
to show me some respect?
- My name is Gia Giudice, ma'am.
- There we go.
Is this what you normally wear?
- Would you like me to explain why I'm here?
Because that would maybe... - Yeah.
- Explain the clothing.
A lot of people think of me as someone who kind of had
to put up a front,
but I don't really have a poker face at all.
So if I'm scared, you're-- you're gonna see it on my face.
I was with my one friend yesterday.
We were supposed to-- - And what's her name?
- Just Andrew. - Andrew who?
- Um, I'm not sure his last name.
- You don't know his second name?
- Yes.
- Are you having an affair with him?
- No, ma'am.
- Good eye contact. - Yeah.
She's calm.
- So let's get you in this uniform.
- Okay, ma'am.
- Did I say move?
I asked you a question. Did I say move?
- In separate interrogation rooms...
- Look at me when I'm talking to you.
- Sorry, sir.
- Does 10 and 11 know they're here still?
- No. - No.
- They don't?
- But he will be wondering what has happened to her
the whole [bleep] time.
- Married couple Andrew East and Shawn Johnson East.
- So why here, then?
- Uh, I was an athlete.
My husband and I do family content and post about it.
- Your husband and you? - Yes, sir.
- Okay. What's he called?
- Andrew.
- Ooh.
This is gonna be interesting.
- I don't think I'll do well in interrogation.
[laughs] I am so much better at, like,
not talking and doing a physical challenge
than I am dealing with emotions.
- Okay, open the bag up.
What's that? - It's sand, sir.
- Well, why have you got a bag full of sand in a bag?
- Rucking in the United States is really popular
right now for fitness.
- Rucking? - Yes.
- What is rucking?
- When you carry a lot of weight on your back.
- Okay.
- What I find positive is, she's building rapport.
- You've got a uniform on.
- They're my favorite pants.
- 11 is funny. I like him, actually.
- Get your boots off first, because it's quite hard
to take your favorite pants off when you've still got boots on.
- Every now and again, he tries to sort of, like,
pull back a little bit of control.
- So what's your name?
- Andrew. - Andrew what?
- East.
- Andrew East.
- Are you broken?
'Cause you forget?
Did you forget that I ask the questions?
- I didn't. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I'll tell you what you do.
You answer questions, don't you?
- Ooh.
That's putting him back in his box.
- You're in a lot of trouble.
- I came out of playing college football
and I was the number one ranked person in my position.
In my first year in the professionals,
the stress brought out this different side of me.
It was pretty much a panic attack type of situation.
- Children. Have you got kids?
- I-I-I-I do have children.
- Who's looking after them? - My mom.
- Why is your missus not looking after 'em?
Where is she? - Oh, my--
- Where is she? - I believe she's--
I believe she's in the United States.
- Oh, is she? Is she really?
- Ooh.
- That's gonna come back to bite him.
- There's certain things you can lie about,
and there's certain things you can't.
- All you are doing to me at the minute
is pissing me off, isn't it?
- Back in the neighborhood, he's a wonderful guy.
This is so far out of his comfort zone.
- Yeah.
- Do I look really happy?
Do I look like I'm gonna go, oh,
tell you what, I think we've got a big mistake.
I'll let you go.
- I think you do have a big--
I think you do have a big mistake.
- Oh, my word.
- Don't get confrontational.
- I think there has been-- - No, no, no, no, no, no.
Let me tell you something.
You've made the mistake, son.
- Oof.
- Put 'em on.
- He has no idea how to read the room
or execute some of the basic principles of training.
- I'm just confused with where I am...
- Shh. - Or why I'm here.
- Shh.
[tense music]
I do the talking here, don't I?
[tense music]
♪
- The recruits have been held throughout the night...
- Step up.
Sit down.
- And their interrogation is about to ramp up.
- The next scenario is to test the recruits on their lie.
- Tell me why you're in Morocco.
- Yesterday...
- You each need to come up with a credible lie about you.
- You've got to use deception, okay?
- Before going on the run,
both teams received capture training.
- You must build rapport.
Read the room.
- Why have you been caught in this place?
- Like, maybe it's, hey, we're actually here
scouting out all the local soccer teams.
We're here to help improve their fields.
- Yeah, we're doing some charity work, you know?
- We were all hired and given an opportunity...
- Mm-hmm.
- To come to Morocco as influencers.
- Mm-hmm. That works for me.
- Now each recruit's story
must stand up to interrogation.
- I'm in Morocco on a charity trip.
- Right. Keep talking.
- We're here to help
restore soccer fields to good condition.
- Right. And who's we?
- Myself and the local children.
- The local children would already be here.
So who's we? Who have you arrived with?
- We collectively restore the soccer fields
to good condition. - And who is we?
♪
- So who are you here with?
- Uh, the one, um, gentleman I was here with is Andrew.
- Right. Where's Andrew, then?
- I'm not sure.
- You're treating me like a fool.
- There's a lot of people passionate about sport.
- Like, great! Fantastic!
Who are these people that are out?
- Listen to the question.
- Yeah.
- We basically just came together
and formed this group to come to Morocco
and restore soccer fields.
- What do you actually do, though?
- Buy nets, refurbish the fields.
- Okay. - Balls.
- Forget the [bleep] local children, Andrew.
And the tone and pitch of my voice
should be telling you something now.
Who is we?
- Tell her.
- I'm not sure of their names.
- Why here? Why soccer?
- I'm Italian. Soccer is really big in Italy.
- Who do you support?
- Italy.
- She was credible. She handled that really well.
- Put your hood on.
- So I need you to really, really focus now
and just give me straight answers.
- If their story starts to crack,
you're gonna be in a bad place
and the interrogators will attack psychologically.
They pretty much go for the jugular.
- So married?
- Yes.
It's been a collective-- - So let me get this straight.
You've left your wife to come out and work with people,
and you don't know their [bleep] names?
Is that what I'm hearing?
Is that what you're wanting to tell me?
- Correct.
- I think it's [bleep] incorrect.
I think you're talking utter [bleep].
- I'd love to get back to my family.
I'd love to tell you the information you need.
- Tell me the [bleep] information, then!
- Absolutely.
He's overthinking a simple situation.
- One thing that's in his mind now is where's my missus?
♪
- Why are you here?
- I do influencing, travel vlogging.
- Think you're in the wrong place?
- I think I'm in the wrong place, wrong time.
- So how long were you meant to be here for?
- Like, three days. In and out.
- Yeah.
- Have you got children?
- I do. - How many?
- I have three. - No.
How old are your children?
- Five, three, and one.
- I hope you're getting paid a lot,
because they are some ages where they do need their mum.
♪
- I miss them.
- So why is it you've come, then?
- I have to pay the bills.
- Good answer. Authentic. - Yeah.
- Absolutely, because the emotions are raw
and right there.
- If you're lying, I'm not gonna be too happy.
- That's fair, sir.
- Would you lie to me? - No, sir.
- Are you sure? - Yes, sir.
- Along with number 10...
- Take your hood off.
- Number 2, Brianna, and number 4, Kody,
are sharing the same lie about being in Morocco.
- Whatever you want to tell me, go ahead.
- I'm an influencer.
- What is it you're doing over here?
- This is the opportunity.
He can try and redeem himself from the last one.
- We're just doing podcasting.
- Have you done it already?
- No, we were goofing off before we started recording.
I just recently met the other podcast members.
- He is charming.
When he knows that there's a powerful man,
he brings himself down.
- What are you actually trying to create?
- You're young.
You probably know what TikTok is.
- Oh, bless you. - What Instagram is.
- Yes, I do. - Yes.
My name is Brianna Chickenfry.
- Brianna Chickenfry?
- So I ended up here with Influencers in the Wild.
They just want you to get content
for wherever you're traveling.
They pay well.
- A girl's got to make a living.
- Yeah.
- She's doing okay. Yeah, she's talking nicely.
She's opening up.
- And you know the two people you're doing
the old podcasting with, are they all right?
- I think they're okay.
- They really don't get on well.
- No.
- We need to find their chink in their armor.
- So who, then, is with you, then, like, on this trip?
- So there was two of them.
One was an older guy, but he's kind of creeping me out,
so I didn't talk to him.
- Oh. - Oh.
- She said he's creeping her out.
- Not--not creepy. He's not creepy.
But I didn't--
I wasn't fancying, like, talking to him too much.
- Ah.
- We can definitely use that in our confrontation.
- Use it, leverage it.
- Yeah. We need to ramp up stress.
That's where they're gonna struggle.
- Now at the halfway point of the final phase,
number 2, Brianna, and number 4, Kody,
are about to be stress-tested together.
- So we're gonna turn up the flame.
- Oh, look who it is.
My dear friend.
How are you doing?
- Good. How are you?
- You're doing good? - I'm not doing good.
- You're not doing good? - No.
- Well, which is it? - I'm not--
- Are you doing good, or are you not doing good?
- I'm not.
- Shut your mouth when I am speaking.
- The interrogators don't poke people for no reason.
They're probing.
- You.
- If they find a weak point,
that means that they can exploit it,
because what they're really after is information.
- Tell him what you think of him.
- She thinks you're creepy.
So this is my punishment for you.
- I said that he was older,
so I didn't--I didn't want to talk to him.
- You also said he was creepy,
so this is what you get for being creepy.
- You need to realize that you've got to start talking,
but without giving anything away.
- I looked on Instagram.
There's [bleep] no posts on there for days
and days and days.
You're [bleep] lying!
- Not--not here, not yet.
- You're a liar.
- I didn't say I posted in Morocco.
Not yet.
- Let's get you under there.
You need a wee taste of your medicine.
- Forward. - Don't you?
- Yes, ma'am. - Yeah, you do.
- Stay still.
- Don't you dare move.
And enjoy your [bleep] water.
- Do you like seeing your colleague
getting treated like this?
- You know what?
To be honest, he's probably happy
to watch her get punished.
- Are you enjoying watching a woman suffer?
Because I think that's what you like.
- Ooh, there's the [bleep] nail.
- We see you. We see who you are.
- All my life, I was, uh,
blown a little bit by every whim
of whatever woman was pushing me around.
Just don't let the anger guy in.
- This isn't over yet.
- He's trying to zone out so much,
he's not listening to any of it.
- Are you some sort of clown?
- N-- - Do you think I'm a clown?
- No, sir.
- Say something.
Mate.
Do something.
- Coward!
I can see the fear in your eyes now!
I can see it!
[tense music]
♪
- I'm curious what's gonna happen
when you get 10 and 11 in a room together.
- Agreed.
- With six hours of interrogation to go...
- Step down.
- The tactics intensify...
And recruits will be played off against each other.
- Well, well, well, look who it is.
Mr. [bleep], hmm?
- The interrogators will get you into a group,
and they'll start pulling your story apart.
It's an opportunity for them to really dig into the--
the lies that you've told.
- Who's that?
Who is that?
- Oh.
- Why the [bleep] did you not tell me that before?
- Where did you say your wife was?
- I thought she had already left.
- Oh, did you now?
But you didn't say she was here, did you?
- The very slow, mechanical cogs in his head
may have started churning. - Yeah.
- Anything to say that could redeem yourself at this point?
Who is that?
- We worked on a soccer field together.
- She ratted you out.
I knew all along, but I wanted to see if you were trustworthy.
But you're not.
Didn't you tell everything, that you were with him?
In fact, it almost looked like to me
you were having a [bleep] affair.
- 10 is his weak link.
She is an easy way of getting into his head.
- Yes.
- I'd say my number one mission is to protect my wife.
That's a top priority.
- Yeah.
- Let's test it.
- When interrogators have got the recruits on the ropes,
this is when the interrogation goes from mental to physical.
Anything physical towards 10
is going to trigger a reaction from 11.
- I do think we're a team,
and so at the end of the day, we'll be helping each other
as much as we can.
- Now let's see what he does.
- Contestant number one, come over here.
Sit down.
Get nice and deep into that water.
Sit down in it.
Sit down.
Let's go. Let's push her.
Go. - [gasps]
♪
[gasps]
- Let's dunk her again.
Let's play.
- Not so big and clever now, are you?
- [gasps]
- Now, then.
Come on.
You probably just pop her in.
We've upped the stakes now, haven't we?
- It'll be interesting to see how he responds.
- Surely he's gonna do or say something.
- Are you ready? - Like a button.
Feet in.
Backside down.
Where has the smirk gone?
- [moans]
- And back up. - [gasps]
- True love, this.
- [gasping and moaning]
- What's going on?
- We've told you the truth.
- You told me nothing but crap.
- I would have said something to stop the duress...
- Yes.
- Of the smaller, weaker people.
- This is really hurting you, isn't it?
Let's go again.
- [gasps]
- Oh.
Stand up.
- Your [bleep] husband
is sticking your head under the water.
- Well, that question is, would you have him with you?
- He's on his way out.
- You haven't been honest, have you?
You haven't been honest, have you?
- I've told you what I know. - No. No, no, no, you--
don't take me for a fool,
or I'm gonna put you in here for the next [bleep] hour.
Do you understand?
- I'm sorry to disappoint you.
- Good. Good.
- Number 10 was quite solid throughout that.
11, he's been abysmal.
No humanizing, no credible story.
That's him done, gone.
- There's [bleep] unbelievably talented soldiers
that don't get through it.
- If a recruit can't grasp the situation they're in
and adapt to it, they're not gonna do well on this phase.
You're gonna fail it.
♪
- [sighs]
11, you did not apply the tactics
and the training that was explained to you
for this portion of the course.
For that reason, you have failed the course.
[somber music]
Give me your armband.
♪
You did really good to get this far.
It's [bleep] hard, isn't it?
Keep your head up.
- What a ride it was.
Learned a lot.
I'm bummed that I didn't pass selection,
but I didn't fully understand the situation.
I did not voluntarily withdraw myself,
so I guess I can rest easy
knowing that I gave it all I had.
No doubt Shawn will make it to the end.
[recording of baby crying]
- The [bleep] game is up.
[recording of baby crying]
[tense music]
[recording of baby crying]
- To increase their physical duress...
[recording of baby crying]
Recruits are being held in stress positions.
[recording of baby crying]
In a baking-hot cell.
- [breathing heavily]
- If you're in pain, you just have to take it.
- Go get her.
- Step.
- Number 10 is in for a shock right now.
- Olympic gymnast Shawn
is unaware her husband has been removed from the course.
- I will be so mad if Andrew leaves before me.
If he does leave before me,
besides being bitter, I will have to win.
- They're in a world of confusion right now.
- [laughs]
- You're allowed to speak.
- Oh.
And he's not here anymore.
- She should try her hardest
not to show any form of emotion.
- Okay, everybody, pick up a sandbag.
I want you to put the sandbag over your head,
you to get in the squat position.
Sandbag over your head, squat position.
And this is all because of this little [bleep] here.
- He's really got to pull something
out of the bag to get this.
- Oh, it's got to be the biggest comeback in history.
- During his last interrogation session,
number 4, Kody, shut down.
- Get down! Get down.
- Now, in scorching 100-degree heat,
everyone will suffer until he talks.
- What are you doing here?
Tell me. Come on.
- [groans]
- Is that sore? - Yes.
- Is that sore?
Is that sore? - Yes, ma'am.
- [groans]
- Do you hear what you're putting that female through?
- Yes, ma'am!
- Yes, ma'am.
- He's not getting it, girls.
What would you do to make this stop?
- You can't stay silent.
[tense music]
- You stand up.
You drop that and come over here.
Now, just watch and listen. You, get that above your head.
- [groans]
- Do you have any instinct to help these women at all?
- There's sometimes when I just--righteous--
I don't really care what you think about me.
- [groans]
- He's still not doing anything.
- No. - They're still struggling,
and he's still not trying to do something about it.
- You love women.
You clearly like women,
but yet, you have not impressed me at all.
What could you have done to impress me
and to get me on your side?
What could you have done?
- Been friendly. - Yeah.
That--it's a really simple concept, isn't it?
You could have been friendly to me instead of all this.
- I'll tell you what's telling is,
he knows what he needs to do, but he's not willing to do it.
- If he carries on almost mute,
that's him chopped.
- Please switch on.
- After nine days of selection...
- Step. - [groans]
- Number 4, Kody Brown,
is being removed from the course.
- All right, number 4, we gave you opportunities,
and you just did not apply what was briefed to you.
You shut down. Do you understand?
- Yes, I do.
- I'm taking that armband.
♪
But listen. You made it this far.
It's a long way.
You should be very proud of yourself.
- Thank you.
[takes deep breath]
The withdrawal was very heartbreaking,
but 100%, I agree with it.
In the end, the level of stress
just made it so that I shut down into a stubbornness.
I feel relief that I've made it this far
and disappointment that I didn't make it farther.
♪
[recording of baby crying] - [groans]
- The women are smashing it.
- The last three recruits have withstood over 11 hours
of mental and physical torment.
- They're always stronger mentally, anyway, so.
- Now they're about to face the final
and most petrifying test of interrogation...
- Let's make it spectacular.
- Being buried alive.
[tense music]
♪
- Get 'em out. - Bring 'em out.
Let's bring 'em out. - Stand up.
- In the final minutes of the phase,
the recruits need to endure the hell of the mud burial.
It's frightening. It's threatening.
It's claustrophobic.
To pass, they must not break cover.
- All they need to do is stay silent.
If they say anything about the military, they've failed.
- Let's go.
- Is this Number 2? - 2.
- Step right up. Step up. Up high.
- Over? - Yeah.
Walk forwards.
- Let's see if she can keep her mouth shut.
- And sit down, honey.
- Interrogation is grueling.
They're brutal.
♪
I think I can do it.
- Look at me.
How are you?
- Now, number 10, the little fireplug.
- She had a stinker in the tunnels, didn't she?
- Yeah.
- Don't [bleep] it up, tiny temper.
- That's it.
Step forward.
- In gymnastics, the more terrified I was of something,
the more accomplished I felt.
- So lay back.
Down.
- I liked facing a fear
and feeling like I could surpass it.
- Step here.
- [clears throat] - Stop.
- All right, lucky number 18.
- Sit down.
- She's done so well. For me, she's been top.
- Lie down.
Lay down. Put your hands down.
- I hope I make it to the end, but I'm scared.
It's gonna be tough.
- Straighten your legs.
- I don't really know what would be my breaking point.
- How are you feeling?
- Scared.
- The psychological resilience that we're after,
who has it, who doesn't have it?
- I have one question. - Yes, sir?
- Are you in the military?
Think about the answer.
Are you in the military?
[laughs]
- Okay, no, no, no.
No, no, no. You can't do that to me.
- Just lay down. - No, no, no. [chuckles]
- Don't. No. No, no, no, no.
- All right. - Lie down.
- That's a bit much for me.
- [bleep] hell.
- Lie down.
You tell me the truth, this stops.
- Just lie down.
♪
- [exhales]
- On the edge, razor's edge.
- She wasn't happy with that. - No.
- Really had to take a deep breath.
- She's not out of the woods yet.
- Are you in the military?
You're a lying little [bleep], aren't you?
If you've got anything to tell me...
- Uh, yes.
- No! No! Don't!
- I lied. I'm--I'm--
I'm here with Special Forces.
- [groans] - Don't do it.
- Unbelievable.
[somber music]
- With only ten minutes left until the end of selection...
Brianna LaPaglia has folded.
- Thank [bleep] God.
I finished it.
I made it to the last day. [sniffles]
- Okay, down to the last two, then.
- And again, they just don't have to say anything.
- Anything to tell me?
- [exhales deeply]
[tense music]
- To pass this phase,
recruits must suffer in silence.
- They need to hold their nerve.
♪
[knocking]
- Are you in the military?
[tense music]
♪
- Are you in the military?
- With just a minute remaining
in the final phase of selection...
- They need to hold their nerve.
- Two recruits are trying to hold out.
- [panting]
[panicked breathing]
♪
- Are you in the military?
- Don't. Don't.
- No, sir. - Are you in the military?
- Yes, she's done it.
- Good job.
- Sit up.
- After nine long days of hardcore military training,
it's finally over.
[soft dramatic music]
But the question of whether either of the recruits
has passed selection still hangs in the balance.
- Recruits, take off your hoods.
♪
Both of you have passed the interrogation phase,
but...
do you possess what it takes
to be stood beside us on the battlefield?
- Number 10...
- Go.
[dramatic music]
- You started strong...
- The only one with a set of balls, you.
- You performed well on the tasks.
- Okay. - Pass!
- Push forward. Go underneath her.
- That's a lot of blood.
- However...
- Some sort of rodent on the rope.
- You were emotionally unavailable.
- Keep going.
- And for us on the battlefield...
- Just get on their backs and take 'em down.
- [groans] - We need to know...
- [groans]
- The people that are next to us.
That is important to us.
Number 18, I don't even know where to start with you.
- Go, go, go!
- [grunts]
- Your start was pretty poor.
- Move! Hurry up!
- Staff, I can't. - Get in there.
- Staff-- - Get in there.
- But as the course progressed, so did you.
- Push!
- You started to shine.
- And you've shown resilience.
- Nice effort, 18. - I'm trying my hardest.
[grunts]
- But it comes down to performance.
Have you done enough to pass this course?
[soft dramatic music]
- 10...
18...
[dramatic music]
Congratulations.
You have both successfully passed this course.
Get up here.
[both laugh]
Job well done. - Thank you.
- The feeling of finishing when you hear a yes
is just the best sound.
- Oh, my gosh. - Great effort.
- Thank you. - Great effort.
- I'm proud of you. Oh, my gosh.
- I can't believe we did this. [both laugh]
- Shawn and I are gonna be bonded for life.
We completed selection.
I truly didn't think that I was gonna be able to do it.
We're the two smallest. [laughter]
I knew I had to persevere and push through
for myself and for my family
and also most importantly the DS,
because they really believed in me.
- You did a great job. Well done.
- Yeah, you two deserve to be here.
- Thank you.
They literally strip away peoples' core,
and it's a very humbling experience.
It's truly been an honor.
- Oh, thank you.
- I learned that you can't just tune the world out
and get your job done.
You have to be able to balance both.
♪
- In the Special Forces,
we want people that give themselves up to the cause
and be a stronger person for it.
It's the most unbelievable feeling
to know that you've put your heart and soul into it.
Sometimes you feel like you're never gonna get to the end,
and then you're there.
You're part of one of the best clubs in the world.
♪