Delta Force Killed Terrorist While He Was Watching A Tom Cruise Movie: VIDEO

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A terrorist in Iraq learned the hard way that nobody can hide forever from Delta Force.

I spent Saturday morning interviewing former Delta Force operator David Nielsen for American Joyride, and the interview went down a lot of different paths. It's the second time I've interviewed Dave. He's a great American and a fascinating person. The former commando has had a lot of ups and downs in life, seen the worst of modern war and killed a lot of people on behalf of the USA.

His story is one of a great comeback and perseverance, and I can't wait for everyone to see the interview when the full video drops at some point this week.

While the full interview is awesome, I couldn't wait before bringing you all a clip that is truly awesome. Grab a snack and your favorite drink, and let's roll.

Delta Force smoked terrorist found watching a Tom Cruise movie in hiding.

As a bit of a teaser for the full interview dropping, I've decided to share this clip early because it's that fascinating and captivating.

Dave and his Delta Force teammates were hunting a top scumbag in Iraq when they found the place he was hiding. There was just something that shocked everyone on the target when they showed up:

The terrorist was busy watching Tom Cruise's "The Last Samurai" when Dave and his teammates stepped in the doorway. Yes, a terrorist who hated America…..was watching an American film in his free time. Interesting. Smash the play button on the video below to find out how the situation ended. Spoiler: Not well for the bad guy!

Seriously, how nuts is that story? Just wild. I can't imagine what was going through everyone's mind as they saw this dude watching a Tom Cruise movie. Too bad he never got to finish it! Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. As I often say, if you mess with America, our people will show up and crush you. That's exactly what happened on the night in the story above. Definitely keep your eyes peeled for the full interview, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.