Hero Marine Joey Jones Torches Hasan Piker For Mocking Fallen Navy SEALs

Marine Johnny “Joey” Jones, a bomb technician who lost both legs serving in Afghanistan, decimated leftist political streamer Hasan Piker for callously mocking the tragic deaths of two Navy SEALs lost at sea.

Appearing on Fox News’ “The Big Weekend Show,” Jones torched Piker after video surfaced showing him laughing about the tragic January 2024 drownings of Chief Special Warfare Operator Christopher J. Chambers, 37, and Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Nathan Gage Ingram, 27. The two heroes, who were members of SEAL Team 3, tragically perished off the coast of Somalia while seizing an unflagged vessel carrying illegal, Iranian-made missile parts intended for Houthi terrorists.

Piker’s ghoulish comments came during a livestream in which he giggled at the elite warfighters’ fate.

“I think SEALs have to swim sometimes. Yeah like those two SEALs that tripped and fell off the f*cking ladder and died and drowned in the Red Sea,” Piker said, laughing. “The only time Navy SEALs have to swim is when they’re in a f*cking Osprey because you know that sh*t is going down. Well, they die anyway, but still.”

“If he said anything like that in front of a Navy Seal, he’d get a bonafide a**-whooping,” Jones declared during his fiery TV appearance. “That’s what would happen. That’s what he deserves.”

Military investigations later revealed the heartbreaking details of the 47-second disaster: Chambers slipped off a slippery ladder while weighed down by nearly 50 pounds of equipment in 8-foot seas. Ingram, on his first deployment, selflessly leaped into the dark ocean to save his drowning teammate while carrying 80 pounds of gear. Both men sank straight down into the depths and were declared lost at sea after a 10-day search covering 49,000 square nautical miles.

For Jones, who lost both legs to an IED explosion in Afghanistan that killed his fellow Marine Daniel Greer, Piker’s cruel remarks represent the total absence of respect for real American sacrifice. Speaking at a patriotic event honoring first responders and fallen service members in July 2025, the combat veteran reminded Americans what true devotion to country actually costs.

“Patriotism is sacrifice,” Jones stressed. “It’s giving up something you hold dear: me, money, family, or even your life. It is saying ‘I will give up all of my tomorrows for the chance that you may have one more.'”

Jones, who was medically retired from the Corps in 2012, reenlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in May of 2026: “If there’s an opportunity for me to serve, there’s no reason why a no-legged 40-year-old staff sergeant should be able to put the uniform on, other than these men believed it. And the goal here is to open that door for anyone else that has something left to give.”

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