USS Liberty Survivor Phil Tourney — Interviewed by an 11-Year-Old

A Different Side of USS Liberty Survivor Phil Tourney — Interviewed by an 11-Year-Old

After two back-to-back videos that challenged official narratives and pushed into high-stakes political ground, this episode steps into something entirely different. USS Liberty survivor Phil Tourney joins Mark—and Mark’s 11-year-old daughter, Norah—for a conversation that’s disarming, direct, and unexpectedly personal.

Norah asks the questions. No script. No spin. Just the kind of curiosity a kid brings to a man who’s seen war, betrayal, and survival—and is still standing to talk about it. Favorite foods. Childhood memories. God. Legacy. Forgiveness. And whether horses liked him back.

It’s not what you expect from a survivor of a military cover-up. That’s the point. This isn’t commentary. It’s character. It’s how real conversations happen when nobody’s performing.

If you’ve seen Phil fired up, this is him dialed in—open, grounded, and honest in a way only a kid can pull out of a grown man.