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One of my my pet peeves is a lack of
patriotism right America, the land of the Free, the home
of the brave. Are we losing our soul? Once we
stood united, our hearts were swelling with pride for the red, white,
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and blue, for the history of the country, for that
shared history, our values. But today too many Americans seem disconnected.
They disconnected from the patriotism, disconnected from the love of
country that once defined us from one coast to another. Patriotism,
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I think it's fading, and with it the very culture
that made us the greatest nation on earth. We never
talk about this anymore. We don't talk about the erosion
of the culture, and polls show a decline in that
patriotic sentiment, especially among younger generations. In twenty twenty four,
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a Gallup poll found only thirty eight percent of Americans
are extremely proud to be an American, down from seventy
percent in two thousand and three. So in twenty years,
we lost nearly half of the patriotism in this country
and the erosion threatens our identity, our unity, our.
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Future, our way of life.
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It's time to reclaim it. What does it mean to
be a patriotic American? I think there are certain traits
that are undeniable, and I'll run through a couple just maybe.
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So if you're.
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Sitting around talking driving, you want to take this someplace
ouse and talk amongst your friends, the sort of you know,
reignite the fires of patriotism. I mean, I'm hoping that
you do that. But pride in American history, we've lost that.
Patriots cherish the founding fathers, their vision, liberty, self governance, opportunity, sacrifices.
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Imagine the sacrifices that.
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Were made at Valley Forge, at Gettysburg, Normandy. Knowing our
history is a way to connect with the patriotism that's
inside each one of us. Go visit a historical site.
There's probably if you're in New England, there's certainly one,
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probably right around the corner. But go visit some historical
site in this country. Reconnect Number two. Respect the flag.
Respect it. It's a symbol of the men and women
who died trying to either install freedom or.
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To protect it. It symbolizes sacrifice.
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I mean the revolutionary soldiers right straight through to the
modern day veterans. Patriots stand for the anthem, they salute
the flag, and they reject those.
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Who desecrat it.
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Nothing makes me more infuriated.
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And I'm at an event and you've got a couple
of I don't know, hooligans or idiots, or younger people
who are sitting around, laughing, joking, listening to their iPads,
hats on, sitting down during the.
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National anthem or the pledge of allegiance. It infuriates me,
should infuriate you.
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How about a commitment to freedom.
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Patriots defend free speech, gun rights, religious liberty, everything that's
entrined in the Bill of Rights. And by the way,
the free speech means the free speech from the other side.
I think I feel like I'm different than most other
show hosts. Is that I welcome that descent. I welcome
the conversation. If you want to get up on your
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soapbox and tell me all the things that you think
are wrong with Trump or another Republican politician or some
of the policies, I'm all ready and happy to have
that debate and hear you. Because free speech isn't about
free speech that you agree with. It's about free speech
that you disagree with. So rejecting any of that, I
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think is a mistake. You reject censorship, you reject overreach
of the government. You don't reject the freedoms that have
gotten us to where we are today. Number four on
this list, Support your military veterans. That again is like
a look into the past, looking into the face of
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someone who served in the Korean War, the Vietnam War.
You know, shaking their hand goes a million miles, a
million miles. How about the belief in American exceptionalism. I
feel like we are the greatest nation that has ever
been privileged to be organized.
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And created on the face of this earth.
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And patriots no Americans unique role in that beacon of liberty,
the innovation, the opportunity without us, Without us, can you imagine.
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Where the world would be without this country.
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For all of our warts and all of our flaws.
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Without us, this would be anarchy worldwide on a global stage.
Another thing that we're lacking is community engagement. A patriot
builds a strong community. They volunteer, volunteer at churches, at schools,
at charities.
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Yeah, show up, show up, have the battles being there
to be a.
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Patriot, respect law and order, support police departments, first responders,
the rule of law, cherishtat, reject the chaos, reject the division,
Demand secure borders, Demand that there's some accountability. Demand that
your judicial system within your own town or your own
state is one that puts these hardened criminals behind bars
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so that your community can thrive.
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Hard work and reliance.
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Self reliance in particular, I mean.
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The fact that you want to fulfill an American dream,
you do it through hard work.
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Not handouts.
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You can get a hand up, you can be shown
the way, but you have to do it.
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Take pride in earning your own way.
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Patriots embody that in American dream, you've.
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Got to celebrate American culture.
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This is something that I think has been forgotten, and
this is a big reason why I think the percentage
of people or a patriotic is way down.
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We've sort of turned our back on our own culture.
We want to be this.
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Giant, welcoming melting pot, and we are a melting pot.
But you know, your grandparents they came to this country.
My grandparents came to this country and they assimilated. They
came because America was great. They didn't bring the country
that they were coming from here.
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See.
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I think that's the change.
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You can bring certain aspects of that culture, but you
don't try to replace this culture with one that you're
bringing along for.
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The ride, one that you're leaving.
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You don't leave Mexico come here and try to bring
the Mexican culture here.
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You can have a flavor of.
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That, but you're coming to this country for the American culture,
and that is something that I think breeds patriotism. You've
got to be part of the process, civic duty, vote,
or if nobody is running for something, run.
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Be the answer, don't be the problem, be the solution.
I don't think it takes a lot.
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And I don't know why we've lost, and I do
feel like we have. And I'm not blaming any certain
generation because I think in some cases it is instilled
by your parents, like ingrained by them as to whether
or not you believe that the red, white and blue
flying behind me is worthy of your admiration and worthy
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that you know you put the time and effort in
to be that patriot. Anyway, I just wanted to throw
that out there, ladies and germs, So there you have it.
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the homeless off the streets.
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Where are they gonna go? Listen some of these cities.
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Have you been in New York lately? And we've been
to San Francisco lately.
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Hollywood, it is a disaster.
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It's walking dead time, it's zombie apocalypse time. Folks are
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place to live. This is actually doing them a favor.
It's trying to save them. If these cities aren't going
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I mean getting.
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The homeless off the street.
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Signing an executive order to try to do that, I mean,
I see absolutely nothing wrong with that, and I think
it's a godsend for these folks. I mean, people are
dying at record numbers. We throw so much money at
homelessness and get nothing out of it. We do not
succeed in this area. And maybe it's because the layers
of bureautic, bureaucratic fat and bloat, and you know, you
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got these supposed charitable organizations.
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But they take so much off the time, nothing gets
to the people.
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It's terrible.
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So I don't know if this is going to have
an effect.
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I mean, I don't know what his executive order will
actually accomplish in the long run. But if it can
actually help some of these folks get off the street,
that's a home run.
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It is an absolute home run.
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And another parent Trump's executive order designating English as the
official language of the United States.
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Thank you.
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I mean, there needs to be a round of applause.
Are you not over the moon? Frustrated. Go to a Walmart,
go to a big box store. Try to find somebody.
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Who works there who speaks English.
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Impossible. I'm sorry again. Back to what I just talked about.
It's a cultural issue. No one's saying that you can't
be multi lingualed, bilingual or what have you. But the
official language of the country should be English.
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Right you as somebody who may not be able to
speak it.
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With you know, I guess, like with much pizzazz, how mean.
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You gonna go and learn it? Figure it out?
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If I go to another country, They're not going to
bend over backwards if I can't speak their language.
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So bravo two things for Trump that it gets a
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All right, all, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, And
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it's in the afternoon, so joining me right now. And
again I got a chance to talk to him a
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little bit last week. But just a great guy, goaldstar.
Father George Let's written a book that is a unique
tribute to his son. It's called Tragedy to tribute one
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and the Honor and Remember flag, which for the longest
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more good, afternoon, and I appreciate you coming on.
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How are you today, Hey, Lee?
Speaker 8 (23:24):
Thanks again, Yeah, I'm doing very well. Appreciate the opportunity
to share the story one more time.
Speaker 5 (23:31):
Yeah, absolutely so.
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I know you you know, you told me a little
bit about it, but I'll just get out of your
way and tell everybody the story if you can.
Speaker 8 (23:39):
Of your son, well, you know, on December twenty ninth,
you know, my son, Tony, you know, was was killed
and I'm in Fallujah, Iraq, you know, by a sniper.
And I think one of the things that everyone you
know has been asking was what was that, like, you know,
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to hear the news, and you know, it was, you know,
a december, cold, December morning, and I had just come
in from a morning walk to the back through the
back door of my house. I'd noticed a white you know,
panel van in my driveway and thought to myself, what
the heck, you know, it's early in the morning, what
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could be what could be happening?
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Who could be visiting? Was just after Christmas?
Speaker 8 (24:27):
And as I walked through the living room to the
front door area, my mom was standing there with the
door open and two uniform soldiers standing on the stoop
with a very very somber expression. You know, my mom
looked at me and said, well what should I do?
I said, Mom, let him in, you know, let him in.
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And all the time my head is spinning, wondering what
the heck, you know, what's going on?
Speaker 7 (24:54):
You know, could it be about my son? You know?
Obviously these were army soldiers.
Speaker 8 (24:59):
And I called for my wife to come down she
was getting ready for work, and said, hey, get down
here right now.
Speaker 7 (25:07):
Something's happening.
Speaker 8 (25:09):
And unfortunately they delivered those words that no parent would
ever want to hear, and that is we regret to
inform you that Tony had been killed. You know, he
wasn't hurt somewhere and needing attention, but that he had
given his life in service to his country. And that's
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how this whole journey started. This is twenty years ago
this year that we heard those words, and where that
sent me on this journey of remembrance is really what
this book is all about.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Right.
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I can't imagine you know, losing a child to that.
I mean, it has to be such an agonizing experience
for you. So I'm not even going we don't have
time for you to do that justice because I can
only imagine it is about as bad as it can
possibly get. But so you turned that grief and you
actually went and just started to help other families. You
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said to me, you've seen over a thousand families, right.
Speaker 7 (26:15):
More than a thousand, several thousand probably. Yeah. One of
the things that happened to me.
Speaker 4 (26:22):
Go ahead, I'm sorry, go ahead, no, no, you got.
Speaker 7 (26:25):
One of the things that happened to me, Lee was
that I needed an outward.
Speaker 8 (26:32):
Way of expressing my heeling of gravitating towards something that
would help me.
Speaker 7 (26:38):
Right.
Speaker 8 (26:38):
So I was looking for anything that I could to
glom onto that would give me some sense of peace.
Speaker 7 (26:47):
Right.
Speaker 8 (26:47):
And one of the things that I did that I
thought most all people did in a tragic situation was
looked for like minded individuals.
Speaker 7 (26:56):
So I went out and started visiting funerals.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
I mean to I live in a military town, So
I went and visited other families that were going through
the same thing that I was going through. And I
wanted to meet them, and I wanted to share with them,
and I wanted to hug on them and love them
and cry with them and let them know that they
weren't going through it alone. And after I met hundreds
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and hundreds of families from every generation. Right, it wasn't
just those that were dying after Tony, but those that
had died before and.
Speaker 7 (27:28):
You know, giving their lives.
Speaker 8 (27:30):
You know, I realized that the one thing that all
of these families wanted more than anything you could give them,
you know, besides having their loved one back, was that
they not be forgotten.
Speaker 7 (27:41):
Right.
Speaker 8 (27:41):
I went through the house and I looked for through drawers,
looking for letters and videos and any kind of you know,
pieces of clothing, anything I could find that would give
me one more day of life, you know, to remember him.
And this is what these families do. And I thought
that what I wanted to do with my life was
to be able to reach out and give something tangible
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to every family in America who has ever lost a
loved one in the history of our country, and that
was national remembrance. And so on Memorial Day of two
thousand and eight, seventeen years ago, you know, I unveiled
what I hoped would become a national symbol of remembrance,
the honor and Remember flag. And that is what I've
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dedicated my life to for, you know, almost two decades
to make sure that whether a family, whether you know
a family or not, or whether a family you know
comes out of the you know, out.
Speaker 7 (28:39):
Of the would work and let you know who they are.
Speaker 8 (28:42):
That we in America had a way to send a
message of appreciation of thanks to families that we may
never know, but we know how to through this, through
this national symbol, be appreciative of their sacrifice.
Speaker 7 (28:58):
And so this is this has been the past.
Speaker 8 (29:00):
I am on twenty eight state adoptions over the last
you know, these last number of years, over half the country.
We have a bill in Congress thirteen sixty three HR.
Thirteen sixty three that would legislate the flag to become
a national symbol of remembrance. And I believe it's a
void we've been missing, you know, avoid of patriotism that
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we all want to be thankful, right, we all live
in a country, in a free country. We're all able
to do the things we do because of those men
and women who didn't come home.
Speaker 7 (29:33):
Right, And so we as.
Speaker 8 (29:35):
The what I would call the typical Americans, which I
was one, need to have a way to.
Speaker 7 (29:42):
Say thank you.
Speaker 8 (29:43):
Need to be able to show that appreciation a way
that doesn't obligate us too much because we're pretty apathetic
as a country, but a way that's very seamless and
very positive and very easy to be able to put
up a flag and say thank you.
Speaker 7 (30:00):
I don't know who you are, but I owe you everything.
Speaker 3 (30:04):
So last time we talked, and we talked about a
week ago, so maybe not quite that long. I got
a number of emails and they were asking me specifically,
I want one of these flags.
Speaker 4 (30:15):
Where do they get those flags?
Speaker 8 (30:19):
Simply honor and remember dot org is a place to
get them. Are our website honor and remember dot org
all spelled out, But honestly, Lee, uh, the flags are
available all over You could probably google it and find
a place to get it. But on our web store,
you know, we have all of the you know, we've
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got lapel pins and all kinds of ways that you
can show your you know, your patriotism for our falling.
Speaker 7 (30:48):
You know.
Speaker 8 (30:48):
I like to say that the the American flag doesn't
fly without the lives, given.
Speaker 7 (30:55):
That that comes through the honor and remember flag.
Speaker 3 (30:58):
I spent ten minutes, about thirty minutes ago talking about patriotism,
and I think that you hit the nail right on
the head.
Speaker 4 (31:07):
A we're an apathetic country.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
But we can embrace this, and I think this honor
and remember flag is a great way to do that,
a start, a great first step for some people just
to fly just to show that Yeah, I get it,
I understand. I know that there are families out there
who have paid this ultimate sacrifice, something that most people
can't even comprehend, losing a son, losing a daughter, losing
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a husband, losing a father, all of that, and it's
a great I think it's a great way to do it.
Listen before we run out of time. The book itself, though,
what's the basis idea of the book. It's not a
recount of a thousand stories. It's actually just your recount
your son.
Speaker 8 (31:44):
Right, it's actually the last twenty years of my life
and this journey that I've been on since the knock
on the door, and how I embraced my grief, what
I did with that, traveling to all fifty states, moving
to Capitol Hill and trying to get Congress to listen.
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You know, all of the stories in between the relationships
that I've built, the meeting of the families, the the
the all of those account of that journey up until
now and where we are You know, it's it's, it's
it's it's very comprehensive, very interesting from what I'm told
and the people that I've meet and the and the
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alliances that I've made with NASCAR, with the NHL, with Norwegian,
with you know, grocery chains, with you know, getting this
flag flying all across America.
Speaker 3 (32:41):
One last time, when can where can people get the
book itself? Everywhere Amazon, all these great places and honor
and remember dot org.
Speaker 5 (32:48):
Is that where they can get it?
Speaker 7 (32:49):
Yeah, they can.
Speaker 8 (32:52):
Tragedy to Tribute dot Org is a direct line to
the book.
Speaker 7 (32:55):
Tragedy to Tribute dot Org.
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All Right, brother, listen, it's always an honored I get
a chance to talk to you. You're always welcome to
come on. And if anything else is going on, please
get a hold of me.
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We'll put you back up. I appreciate you, man.
Speaker 7 (33:08):
Yeah, thank you, God bless you.
Speaker 5 (33:10):
You got it man, Thank you very much. Georgelt's good guy.
What a great guy, and what a story.
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Nobody knows how long they have.
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And again I always say this, you can't jump out
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try to laugh, try to love all that stuff every
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A couple things, So, as I talked about earlier today
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the elimination of these monsters.
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And Operation Gray Skull.
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It eradicated four dark web child abuse sites and led
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guess is none of you have heard about that Operation
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(39:58):
God blessed the folks behind the scenes, wh who found
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these people who are.
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Either addicted to.
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This stuff or just in on it.
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to abuse kids.
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It's just it's a horror show.
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A couple other headlines you may have missed, Thailand Cambodia.
The border's dispute continues. Where this ends up going, that's
an interesting question. But interrupted yesterday, escalated today and we'll
watch that very close. At least one F sixteen jet
involved in some of the rocket fire. So the border actually,
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the border dispute between the two of these dates back
to the Lady teen hundreds, believe it or not. And finally,
the US fertility rate dropped to an all time low
last year, with fewer than one point six children being
born per woman. That according to the federal data that
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since nineteen fifty seven, when the peak rate was three
point eight births per woman. Until nineteen seventy one, the
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enough berths to replace the older generation about two point
one kids per woman. Today, the rate resembles those long
seen in Western Europe. Fertility rates have been dropping worldwide.
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The decline in the US is partly attributed to women
having children later or not at all. Despite the falling
fertility rate, burst among women age forty to forty four
have actually increased since nineteen eighty five. And I hate
to go down this road, but it is a fact
that the Muslims have gone out of their way to
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use this as a rallying crime because Muslim women in
this country are having babies, I think at five babies
to everyone that the rest of the folks are having.
And you know, one of their mantras, one of their
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certainly in Europe, it's happened. Some of these European nations
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One of my my pet peeves is a lack of
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of the brave. Are we losing our soul? Once we
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and blue, for the history of the country, for that
shared history, our values. But today too many Americans seem disconnected.
They disconnected from the patriotism, disconnected from the love of
country that once defined us from one coast to another. Patriotism,
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I think it's fading, and with it the very culture
that made us the greatest nation on earth. We never
talk about this anymore. We don't talk about the erosion
of the culture, and polls show a decline in that
patriotic sentiment, especially among younger generations. In twenty twenty four,
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a Gallup poll found only thirty eight percent of Americans
are extremely proud to be an American, down from seventy
percent in two thousand and three. So in twenty years,
we lost nearly half of the patriotism in this country
and the erosion threatens our identity, our unity, our.
Speaker 5 (04:25):
Future, our way of life.
Speaker 3 (04:28):
It's time to reclaim it. What does it mean to
be a patriotic American? I think there are certain traits
that are undeniable, and I'll run through a couple just maybe.
Speaker 5 (04:47):
So if you're.
Speaker 3 (04:48):
Sitting around talking driving, you want to take this someplace
ouse and talk amongst your friends, the sort of you know,
reignite the fires of patriotism. I mean, I'm hoping that
you do that. But pride in American history, we've lost that.
Patriots cherish the founding fathers, their vision, liberty, self governance, opportunity, sacrifices.
Speaker 5 (05:12):
Imagine the sacrifices that.
Speaker 3 (05:14):
Were made at Valley Forge, at Gettysburg, Normandy. Knowing our
history is a way to connect with the patriotism that's
inside each one of us. Go visit a historical site.
There's probably if you're in New England, there's certainly one,
(05:36):
probably right around the corner. But go visit some historical
site in this country. Reconnect Number two. Respect the flag.
Respect it. It's a symbol of the men and women
who died trying to either install freedom or.
Speaker 5 (05:55):
To protect it. It symbolizes sacrifice.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
I mean the revolutionary soldiers right straight through to the
modern day veterans. Patriots stand for the anthem, they salute
the flag, and they reject those.
Speaker 4 (06:10):
Who desecrat it.
Speaker 5 (06:11):
Nothing makes me more infuriated.
Speaker 3 (06:13):
And I'm at an event and you've got a couple
of I don't know, hooligans or idiots, or younger people
who are sitting around, laughing, joking, listening to their iPads,
hats on, sitting down during the.
Speaker 4 (06:25):
National anthem or the pledge of allegiance. It infuriates me,
should infuriate you.
Speaker 5 (06:33):
How about a commitment to freedom.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
Patriots defend free speech, gun rights, religious liberty, everything that's
entrined in the Bill of Rights. And by the way,
the free speech means the free speech from the other side.
I think I feel like I'm different than most other
show hosts. Is that I welcome that descent. I welcome
the conversation. If you want to get up on your
(06:57):
soapbox and tell me all the things that you think
are wrong with Trump or another Republican politician or some
of the policies, I'm all ready and happy to have
that debate and hear you. Because free speech isn't about
free speech that you agree with. It's about free speech
that you disagree with. So rejecting any of that, I
(07:17):
think is a mistake. You reject censorship, you reject overreach
of the government. You don't reject the freedoms that have
gotten us to where we are today. Number four on
this list, Support your military veterans. That again is like
a look into the past, looking into the face of
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someone who served in the Korean War, the Vietnam War.
You know, shaking their hand goes a million miles, a
million miles. How about the belief in American exceptionalism. I
feel like we are the greatest nation that has ever
been privileged to be organized.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
And created on the face of this earth.
Speaker 3 (08:06):
And patriots no Americans unique role in that beacon of liberty,
the innovation, the opportunity without us, Without us, can you imagine.
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Where the world would be without this country.
Speaker 5 (08:18):
For all of our warts and all of our flaws.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
Without us, this would be anarchy worldwide on a global stage.
Another thing that we're lacking is community engagement. A patriot
builds a strong community. They volunteer, volunteer at churches, at schools,
at charities.
Speaker 5 (08:39):
Yeah, show up, show up, have the battles being there
to be a.
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Patriot, respect law and order, support police departments, first responders,
the rule of law, cherishtat, reject the chaos, reject the division,
Demand secure borders, Demand that there's some accountability. Demand that
your judicial system within your own town or your own
state is one that puts these hardened criminals behind bars
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so that your community can thrive.
Speaker 5 (09:12):
Hard work and reliance.
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Self reliance in particular, I mean.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
The fact that you want to fulfill an American dream,
you do it through hard work.
Speaker 4 (09:24):
Not handouts.
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You can get a hand up, you can be shown
the way, but you have to do it.
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Take pride in earning your own way.
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Patriots embody that in American dream, you've.
Speaker 5 (09:39):
Got to celebrate American culture.
Speaker 3 (09:42):
This is something that I think has been forgotten, and
this is a big reason why I think the percentage
of people or a patriotic is way down.
Speaker 4 (09:49):
We've sort of turned our back on our own culture.
We want to be this.
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Giant, welcoming melting pot, and we are a melting pot.
But you know, your grandparents they came to this country.
My grandparents came to this country and they assimilated. They
came because America was great. They didn't bring the country
that they were coming from here.
Speaker 4 (10:12):
See.
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I think that's the change.
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You can bring certain aspects of that culture, but you
don't try to replace this culture with one that you're
bringing along for.
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The ride, one that you're leaving.
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You don't leave Mexico come here and try to bring
the Mexican culture here.
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You can have a flavor of.
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That, but you're coming to this country for the American culture,
and that is something that I think breeds patriotism. You've
got to be part of the process, civic duty, vote,
or if nobody is running for something, run.
Speaker 5 (10:48):
Be the answer, don't be the problem, be the solution.
I don't think it takes a lot.
Speaker 3 (10:58):
And I don't know why we've lost, and I do
feel like we have. And I'm not blaming any certain
generation because I think in some cases it is instilled
by your parents, like ingrained by them as to whether
or not you believe that the red, white and blue
flying behind me is worthy of your admiration and worthy
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that you know you put the time and effort in
to be that patriot. Anyway, I just wanted to throw
that out there, ladies and germs, So there you have it.
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Where are they gonna go? Listen some of these cities.
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But they take so much off the time, nothing gets
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It's terrible.
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So I don't know if this is going to have
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It is an absolute home run.
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And another parent Trump's executive order designating English as the
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Thank you.
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Who works there who speaks English.
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Right you as somebody who may not be able to
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So bravo two things for Trump that it gets a
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again I got a chance to talk to him a
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little bit last week. But just a great guy, goaldstar.
Father George Let's written a book that is a unique
tribute to his son. It's called Tragedy to tribute one
father's great fuels, a passionate journey to change the mindset
of a nation. And a side note is that George
is also the creator of the Honor and Remember organization
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and the Honor and Remember flag, which for the longest
time flew right here in the studio till they made
me redecorate. But George, I can't thank you enough. Good
more good, afternoon, and I appreciate you coming on.
Speaker 5 (23:21):
How are you today, Hey, Lee?
Speaker 8 (23:24):
Thanks again, Yeah, I'm doing very well. Appreciate the opportunity
to share the story one more time.
Speaker 5 (23:31):
Yeah, absolutely so.
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I know you you know, you told me a little
bit about it, but I'll just get out of your
way and tell everybody the story if you can.
Speaker 8 (23:39):
Of your son, well, you know, on December twenty ninth,
you know, my son, Tony, you know, was was killed
and I'm in Fallujah, Iraq, you know, by a sniper.
And I think one of the things that everyone you
know has been asking was what was that, like, you know,
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to hear the news, and you know, it was, you know,
a december, cold, December morning, and I had just come
in from a morning walk to the back through the
back door of my house. I'd noticed a white you know,
panel van in my driveway and thought to myself, what
the heck, you know, it's early in the morning, what
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could be what could be happening?
Speaker 7 (24:24):
Who could be visiting? Was just after Christmas?
Speaker 8 (24:27):
And as I walked through the living room to the
front door area, my mom was standing there with the
door open and two uniform soldiers standing on the stoop
with a very very somber expression. You know, my mom
looked at me and said, well what should I do?
I said, Mom, let him in, you know, let him in.
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And all the time my head is spinning, wondering what
the heck, you know, what's going on?
Speaker 7 (24:54):
You know, could it be about my son? You know?
Obviously these were army soldiers.
Speaker 8 (24:59):
And I called for my wife to come down she
was getting ready for work, and said, hey, get down
here right now.
Speaker 7 (25:07):
Something's happening.
Speaker 8 (25:09):
And unfortunately they delivered those words that no parent would
ever want to hear, and that is we regret to
inform you that Tony had been killed. You know, he
wasn't hurt somewhere and needing attention, but that he had
given his life in service to his country. And that's
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how this whole journey started. This is twenty years ago
this year that we heard those words, and where that
sent me on this journey of remembrance is really what
this book is all about.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Right.
Speaker 3 (25:46):
I can't imagine you know, losing a child to that.
I mean, it has to be such an agonizing experience
for you. So I'm not even going we don't have
time for you to do that justice because I can
only imagine it is about as bad as it can
possibly get. But so you turned that grief and you
actually went and just started to help other families. You
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said to me, you've seen over a thousand families, right.
Speaker 7 (26:15):
More than a thousand, several thousand probably. Yeah. One of
the things that happened to me.
Speaker 4 (26:22):
Go ahead, I'm sorry, go ahead, no, no, you got.
Speaker 7 (26:25):
One of the things that happened to me, Lee was
that I needed an outward.
Speaker 8 (26:32):
Way of expressing my heeling of gravitating towards something that
would help me.
Speaker 7 (26:38):
Right.
Speaker 8 (26:38):
So I was looking for anything that I could to
glom onto that would give me some sense of peace.
Speaker 7 (26:47):
Right.
Speaker 8 (26:47):
And one of the things that I did that I
thought most all people did in a tragic situation was
looked for like minded individuals.
Speaker 7 (26:56):
So I went out and started visiting funerals.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
I mean to I live in a military town, So
I went and visited other families that were going through
the same thing that I was going through. And I
wanted to meet them, and I wanted to share with them,
and I wanted to hug on them and love them
and cry with them and let them know that they
weren't going through it alone. And after I met hundreds
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and hundreds of families from every generation. Right, it wasn't
just those that were dying after Tony, but those that
had died before and.
Speaker 7 (27:28):
You know, giving their lives.
Speaker 8 (27:30):
You know, I realized that the one thing that all
of these families wanted more than anything you could give them,
you know, besides having their loved one back, was that
they not be forgotten.
Speaker 7 (27:41):
Right.
Speaker 8 (27:41):
I went through the house and I looked for through drawers,
looking for letters and videos and any kind of you know,
pieces of clothing, anything I could find that would give
me one more day of life, you know, to remember him.
And this is what these families do. And I thought
that what I wanted to do with my life was
to be able to reach out and give something tangible
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to every family in America who has ever lost a
loved one in the history of our country, and that
was national remembrance. And so on Memorial Day of two
thousand and eight, seventeen years ago, you know, I unveiled
what I hoped would become a national symbol of remembrance,
the honor and Remember flag. And that is what I've
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dedicated my life to for, you know, almost two decades
to make sure that whether a family, whether you know
a family or not, or whether a family you know
comes out of the you know, out.
Speaker 7 (28:39):
Of the would work and let you know who they are.
Speaker 8 (28:42):
That we in America had a way to send a
message of appreciation of thanks to families that we may
never know, but we know how to through this, through
this national symbol, be appreciative of their sacrifice.
Speaker 7 (28:58):
And so this is this has been the past.
Speaker 8 (29:00):
I am on twenty eight state adoptions over the last
you know, these last number of years, over half the country.
We have a bill in Congress thirteen sixty three HR.
Thirteen sixty three that would legislate the flag to become
a national symbol of remembrance. And I believe it's a
void we've been missing, you know, avoid of patriotism that
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we all want to be thankful, right, we all live
in a country, in a free country. We're all able
to do the things we do because of those men
and women who didn't come home.
Speaker 7 (29:33):
Right, And so we as.
Speaker 8 (29:35):
The what I would call the typical Americans, which I
was one, need to have a way to.
Speaker 7 (29:42):
Say thank you.
Speaker 8 (29:43):
Need to be able to show that appreciation a way
that doesn't obligate us too much because we're pretty apathetic
as a country, but a way that's very seamless and
very positive and very easy to be able to put
up a flag and say thank you.
Speaker 7 (30:00):
I don't know who you are, but I owe you everything.
Speaker 3 (30:04):
So last time we talked, and we talked about a
week ago, so maybe not quite that long. I got
a number of emails and they were asking me specifically,
I want one of these flags.
Speaker 4 (30:15):
Where do they get those flags?
Speaker 8 (30:19):
Simply honor and remember dot org is a place to
get them. Are our website honor and remember dot org
all spelled out, But honestly, Lee, uh, the flags are
available all over You could probably google it and find
a place to get it. But on our web store,
you know, we have all of the you know, we've
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got lapel pins and all kinds of ways that you
can show your you know, your patriotism for our falling.
Speaker 7 (30:48):
You know.
Speaker 8 (30:48):
I like to say that the the American flag doesn't
fly without the lives, given.
Speaker 7 (30:55):
That that comes through the honor and remember flag.
Speaker 3 (30:58):
I spent ten minutes, about thirty minutes ago talking about patriotism,
and I think that you hit the nail right on
the head.
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A we're an apathetic country.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
But we can embrace this, and I think this honor
and remember flag is a great way to do that,
a start, a great first step for some people just
to fly just to show that Yeah, I get it,
I understand. I know that there are families out there
who have paid this ultimate sacrifice, something that most people
can't even comprehend, losing a son, losing a daughter, losing
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a husband, losing a father, all of that, and it's
a great I think it's a great way to do it.
Listen before we run out of time. The book itself, though,
what's the basis idea of the book. It's not a
recount of a thousand stories. It's actually just your recount
your son.
Speaker 8 (31:44):
Right, it's actually the last twenty years of my life
and this journey that I've been on since the knock
on the door, and how I embraced my grief, what
I did with that, traveling to all fifty states, moving
to Capitol Hill and trying to get Congress to listen.
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You know, all of the stories in between the relationships
that I've built, the meeting of the families, the the
the all of those account of that journey up until
now and where we are You know, it's it's, it's
it's it's very comprehensive, very interesting from what I'm told
and the people that I've meet and the and the
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alliances that I've made with NASCAR, with the NHL, with Norwegian,
with you know, grocery chains, with you know, getting this
flag flying all across America.
Speaker 3 (32:41):
One last time, when can where can people get the
book itself? Everywhere Amazon, all these great places and honor
and remember dot org.
Speaker 5 (32:48):
Is that where they can get it?
Speaker 7 (32:49):
Yeah, they can.
Speaker 8 (32:52):
Tragedy to Tribute dot Org is a direct line to
the book.
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Tragedy to Tribute dot Org.
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a chance to talk to you. You're always welcome to
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get a hold of me.
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We'll put you back up. I appreciate you, man.
Speaker 7 (33:08):
Yeah, thank you, God bless you.
Speaker 5 (33:10):
You got it man, Thank you very much. Georgelt's good guy.
What a great guy, and what a story.
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Two legends, a couple legends. Actually we certainly two legends
we lost this week Ozzy Osbourne and Hull Colgan. And
I spent the whole show talking about Ozzie in particular
because it's sort of the music of my youth. And uh,
you know the fact that he just had a concert
like twenty days ago, and it seems like it kind
of seems like he knew that that was this was it, right,
(38:40):
He knew that that was the last concert, but he
seemed like he knew that it was going to be
over quicker then maybe the rest of us thought, but
him and Hull Colgan, it just shows you, man, get
out there, live every day to the fullest.
Speaker 5 (38:54):
Nobody knows how long they have.
Speaker 3 (38:56):
And again I always say this, you can't jump out
up of airplanes every single day, but you certainly can
try to laugh, try to love all that stuff every
single day because without that, man, what are we doing.
A couple things, So, as I talked about earlier today
about how some of the liberal Libs feel like Trump
somehow is either complicit or in on the Epstein scenario. Right.
(39:20):
Here's another example of why it's impossible for me to
think that that's the case. Trump consistently has pushed for
the elimination of these monsters.
Speaker 5 (39:31):
And Operation Gray Skull.
Speaker 3 (39:34):
It eradicated four dark web child abuse sites and led
to the conviction of eighteen offenders to date, who have
collectively received more than three hundred years in prison. My
guess is none of you have heard about that Operation
Gray Skull. And apparently they had a bunch of sexual
abusers of kids and these dark websites. And you know,
(39:58):
God blessed the folks behind the scenes, wh who found
out that and got that and caught those people. Can
you imagine a worst human being, these people trolling around
in the shadows on these dark web ugly websites, These pedophiles,
these people who are.
Speaker 5 (40:15):
Either addicted to.
Speaker 4 (40:16):
This stuff or just in on it.
Speaker 3 (40:17):
Man, there is not a dark enough, cold enough cell
that we could create to hold these sobs. And I
can only hope that there is a heaven, and there
is a hell, and there is a special place in
hell for the folks who go out of their way
to abuse kids.
Speaker 4 (40:34):
It's just it's a horror show.
Speaker 3 (40:35):
A couple other headlines you may have missed, Thailand Cambodia.
The border's dispute continues. Where this ends up going, that's
an interesting question. But interrupted yesterday, escalated today and we'll
watch that very close. At least one F sixteen jet
involved in some of the rocket fire. So the border actually,
(40:56):
the border dispute between the two of these dates back
to the Lady teen hundreds, believe it or not. And finally,
the US fertility rate dropped to an all time low
last year, with fewer than one point six children being
born per woman. That according to the federal data that
released that was released yesterday. The report highlights a decline
(41:19):
since nineteen fifty seven, when the peak rate was three
point eight births per woman. Until nineteen seventy one, the
US was among the few developed countries that consistently saw
enough berths to replace the older generation about two point
one kids per woman. Today, the rate resembles those long
seen in Western Europe. Fertility rates have been dropping worldwide.
(41:42):
The decline in the US is partly attributed to women
having children later or not at all. Despite the falling
fertility rate, burst among women age forty to forty four
have actually increased since nineteen eighty five. And I hate
to go down this road, but it is a fact
that the Muslims have gone out of their way to
(42:02):
use this as a rallying crime because Muslim women in
this country are having babies, I think at five babies
to everyone that the rest of the folks are having.
And you know, one of their mantras, one of their
planks of their platform is to basically just overrun us
(42:23):
down the road.
Speaker 4 (42:24):
And you may think that's.
Speaker 5 (42:25):
A horrible thing to say, but I'm not alone in
thinking that.
Speaker 3 (42:28):
And you look at Dearborn, and you look at some
of these other politicians were being elected into some of
these offices in some of these places across the country,
certainly in Europe, it's happened. Some of these European nations
don't look anything like they did even twenty.
Speaker 4 (42:42):
Five years ago.
Speaker 5 (42:43):
So anyway, that's how we leave it today.
Speaker 3 (42:46):
I want to thank all the boys behind the scenes
making it go again, the great show Warzone.
Speaker 5 (42:50):
We'll be back on Monday.
Speaker 3 (42:51):
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untamedation dot com.
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