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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 1H 38M

'War Dogs' Arms Dealer Explains How He Made Millions | How Arms Trafficking Actually Works

from Dropping Bombs · host The Real Brad Lea

In this explosive episode of Dropping Bombs, Brad Lea sits down with Ben Lover and David Packouz — the real-life "War Dog" portrayed by Miles Teller in the hit Hollywood film. David shares the uncensored truth behind the infamous $300 million arms deal that shocked the world — how he and his partner supplied weapons to the Afghan military, violated a U.S. Army contract, and got caught in a scandal that reached the front page of the New York Times.    💥 Why did the U.S. government turn a blind eye at first? 💥 How did a $20,000 box dispute bring down a $60 million payday? 💥 Did he fear his partner would have him killed?    But it doesn't end there… After avoiding prison, David made a jaw-dropping comeback, building multi-million dollar businesses like BeatBuddy, InstaFloss, and Comment Compass — proving that failure isn't final.    Connect with David Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidpackouz/ Websites: https://wardogsacademy.com/optinwdateam https://instafloss.com/   Connect with Bek Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beklovernyc/ Website: https://beklover.com/

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