Trump Participates in Wreath Laying Ceremony & Delivers Veterans Day Remarks - 11/11/26

[1:57] Good morning. Welcome to RSBN Live. I'm Matthew Alvarez. It is 10 o'clock right there on the top of the hour as we are getting ready to go to Washington, D.C. for a number of events today. [2:09] Of course, as today is Veterans Day, the president and the first lady will participate in the 2026 National Veterans Day wreath laying ceremony that at Arlington National Cemetery that starts at 11 o'clock Eastern time. [2:24] At 1130 Eastern time, the president will deliver Veterans Day remarks right there in Arlington. [2:30] So both events, of course, you can catch right here on the network as we continue to monitor various stories out there, including the Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska. [2:40] But of course, as today is Veterans Day, let's take a look at a video the White House posted just within the hour in clip 1A. [2:47] This morning are these our grounds where generations of American heroes rest in eternal glory. [2:56] We gather to fulfill the sacred duty of every free man and woman. [3:02] On Veterans Day, we honor those who have worn the uniform, who have worn the battle, [3:07] who have stood to watch, whose ranks have formed the mighty wall of flesh and blood, bravery and devotion that has defended our freedom for 250 years. [3:22] Today, to every veteran, we say the words too often left unsaid. [3:31] Thank you for your service. [3:34] Each of you has earned the respect and the gratitude of our entire nation. [3:38] We love you, we salute you, and we will never forget what you have done to keep America safe, sovereign and free. [3:45] And joining us now is a military veteran, Buddy Jericho, former United States Intel officer and author of The Man You Become, Buddy. [4:00] Thanks again for joining us here on Right Side. [4:03] Yeah, thank you for having me. [4:04] And I just want to say, you know, being a combat veteran who served in war and overseas multiple times, [4:10] I just want to give a heartfelt thank you to all the veterans out there and their family members. [4:14] You know, we talk about veterans a lot. [4:17] I don't think what we talk about enough sometimes is the families and what they endure and what they go through to support those veterans. [4:22] And so I just want to thank them for their service and sacrifice and everything they do for our nation. [4:27] And I believe the nation says the same to you, sir, for serving our country. [4:31] And that's the first question I want to ask you about is the fact that you are in the greatest nation on planet Earth. [4:38] And it's not just because it's the United States, not just because it's in North America. [4:43] It's because of what happened 250 years ago, what our founding fathers did and what the great George Washington did with the army in 1775, [4:51] based on principles, Judeo-Christian principles, of course. [4:54] I know you know that. [4:55] But for you to serve in the greatest nation for the greatest nation on Earth, how does that make you feel as a patriot? [5:03] Well, it makes me feel really good, Matt. [5:04] And in my family, my dad served, my grandfather served. [5:08] As a matter of fact, going back all the way to the Revolutionary War, a member of my family has served this country and in combat. [5:15] And, you know, my story is not unique. [5:17] I talk to veterans all the time who have similar stories. [5:21] And so just the legacy of service in this country is unlike anywhere else in the world. [5:26] And I've worked with service members who serve other countries. [5:29] And, you know, in the United States, we have a very, very proud history and legacy of service. [5:34] And, you know, sometimes I think we take that for granted. [5:37] But no matter where we're at geopolitically, no matter where we're at politically, I think the legacy of service in this country is as strong, if not stronger, than it's ever been. [5:48] Exactly. [5:48] And yesterday I interviewed VetCom CEO Kate Monroe, who brought up a great point. [5:53] You know, the military has served us. [5:56] And the way to serve them, especially when they come back maybe from war or come back from a, you know, a mission out there, is to serve them in a way of not only saying thank you, but also just always checking in with them, making sure that everything's on the up and up. [6:12] You know what I mean? Because we know that it's a tough road for a number of military servicemen and women. [6:19] Not everybody, but a lot of them, right? [6:22] That's exactly right, Matt. And I would encourage people, you know, I'm on several WhatsApp feeds, you know, group chats where we're constantly reaching out to each other. [6:30] You know, if you haven't heard from somebody in a while, just give them a call. [6:32] But as you mentioned, I recently wrote a book and when I left the military, I trained thousands of service members and retirees. [6:41] And one of the things I have noticed recently in terms of how we give back to these veterans, there is this level of uncertainty amongst veterans right now, either preparing to get out of the military or who have already left the military. [6:53] The uncertainty in the job market, this convergence of AI and technology, there is a level of uncertainty coming out of the service that I've noticed in engaging all these folks as I've been talking. [7:05] I just had a talk in Portland two days ago. I did several speaking engagements and a lot of veterans I spoke to, their questions were all around, you know, I'm getting out in a year, I'm getting out in six months or I just got out. [7:16] And, you know, whether it's real or not, the fear of the job market is a concern for these veterans. [7:23] And so I would encourage other CEOs and business owners, if there's ever a time to engage veterans or help veterans transition, now is the time to do it. [7:31] Because there is a lot of uncertainty with the job market and AI over the next few years. [7:36] Yeah, we'll be seeing how everything transpires, how everything happens. [7:39] But great to see that there are a number of veterans based communities and also employers in the sense of maybe charities, but also just really plugging in everybody because we understand and some people don't understand it. [7:54] And let's dive into that, buddy. [7:55] Really what people may be dealing with when you come back from seeing what you may have seen out there overseas. [8:04] Well, it certainly gives you an appreciation for, like you mentioned, what our forefathers built in this country. [8:10] I think a lot of veterans, what we see overseas is, you know, there's just the level of violence, how other countries are governed, how other countries treat their own citizens is nothing close to how people are treated here in the U.S. [8:25] You know, I used to tell people that would complain about things here in America. [8:29] I'd say, you know, most countries in the world, you can't dial 911 and have a police officer show up at your front door. [8:36] You know, there are so many, you can't order an Amazon package and have it delivered to your apartment. [8:42] There are so many things in this country that we take for granted. [8:45] And it's still the case in a lot of countries, you know, go to a country like Iraq right now or Syria and dial 911 and see how long it takes for law enforcement or anyone to show up to come to your rescue. [8:57] You know, you still can't receive Amazon packages in most of the world. [9:01] So there are just a lot of things I think we as Americans sometimes take for granted that service members absolutely understand. [9:08] And it's real and it's absolutely something that I think a lot of veterans appreciate about our country. [9:16] Exactly. I mean, to your point, and there is no comparison with what I'm about to share, but the only comparison is being overseas. [9:23] That's it. But in different Christian mission trips that I've done in college, I went to Chad, Africa, one of the poorest countries on earth with a group of Christians from our college. [9:35] And we were there for just two weeks. And to see what life is like there. [9:39] The thing I was happy about is people were actually a lot more happy and smiling than I would think. [9:44] You'd think in a third world nation to be awful. [9:46] But you just remembered all the things back on your home soil, the freedoms, the things you're mentioning right there with protection through 9-1-1 and all of that. [9:55] And it's just that heartfelt connection that you have with the United States of America. [10:00] And to your point, it must be times a million if then you're in a war zone and experiencing certain things out there as well. [10:09] So it really goes to show that not only do veterans need jobs when they come back here, but also the mental health aspect of things, as I spoke with Kate Monroe about yesterday. [10:18] Any thoughts about that, buddy? [10:20] Well, we've got to do more for service members' mental health. [10:23] And it's not only service members, it's first responders as well. [10:26] We have gotten a lot better under this administration in providing those services to veterans. [10:31] And I've seen that firsthand. [10:32] I work with several nonprofits that provide those services to those veterans. [10:37] And so I think we're getting better, but there's still a lot more that can be done, again, not just to help our service members with mental health, but also with our first responders, which I think is an underserved community. [10:50] And by the way, most first responders are veterans. [10:53] So it's sort of one in the same. [10:55] Exactly. And we do give a shout out a lot of times here to various services that provide for our country out there. [11:03] And you think about even the 911 call centers, the call operators, that when they go in there, they have no idea what they're going to be dealing with. [11:12] They have an idea, but they don't know what that day is going to look like. [11:14] That alone, plus, to your point, the volunteer firefighters, the volunteer people that work in EMS and ambulances in smaller rural areas across the country, those that are paid to do the thing. [11:26] How about law enforcement and firefighters? [11:28] The whole list that goes on there. [11:31] I did see a hat at Buc-ee's one time. [11:33] I love Buc-ee's. [11:34] Who doesn't, right? [11:35] And it had an American flag, but it had the stripes of, you know, red for this and blue for that, obviously for police and backing police and first responders and even corrections officers. [11:45] There's a huge swath of America that works in these industries, isn't there? [11:50] There is, Matt. [11:52] And I'm actually glad you brought this up because this is something I've been working with recently. [11:56] It's been heavy on my heart. [11:58] And, you know, we have in the police forces, we have officers that investigate crimes against children. [12:04] A lot of Americans don't know this, but just here in the United States, tens of millions of tips come into the NICMIC every year, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. [12:14] So even here in our backyard, there's sex trafficking and sexual exploitation happening at a massive rate. [12:21] And these police officers, these officers that we meet, we run them through this thing called the Guardian Retreat where we provide mental health and nutritional health services to them. [12:30] But could you imagine going to work and you're all you're doing for eight hours, 10 hours, 12 hours a day is investigating child exploitation, child sexual assault? [12:41] And, you know, these officers live in our communities. [12:43] You would never know it because most of them are very humble and they don't like to talk about the work they do. [12:47] But what these first responders do and what they endure, I don't think the average American has an appreciation for what their lives are actually like. [12:55] And they walk amongst us, you know. [12:57] But, you know, staring at child pornography eight hours a day, that's what some of these officers do. [13:03] And that's gut-wrenching to even think about. [13:05] But it's real. [13:06] On top of that, you know, you look at the movie Sound of Freedom. [13:09] My wife and I saw that as well. [13:11] And it was difficult to watch that movie. [13:13] It's something that it's hard to recommend. [13:14] Hey, go watch Sound of Freedom, but to your point, to see the seriousness of what this is all about. [13:20] And then outside of that, you think about Homeland Security Investigations, HSI, and all these different services that are out there in this country. [13:29] Being able to go through a lot of that has got to be tough. [13:33] And we know that that's still something that needs to be worked on. [13:36] Human trafficking, sex trafficking, drug trafficking, just stopping it all. [13:41] And we see a number of fronts from the Trump administration working on that. [13:45] But, you know, you can always get better, can't you? [13:49] That's right. [13:50] You can always get better. [13:51] You know, we saw a lot of initiatives during this last election cycle to do more in this space. [13:57] And I was, you know, even in Colorado, where I helped my friend run for governor, there were measures on the ballot to do more about child pornography and criminalizing prostitution and things like that. [14:07] And so while the Republicans weren't very successful in Colorado, this election cycle, some of those ballot measures did move forward. [14:15] And that was, you know, that was sort of, that was encouraging to see. [14:18] And that was sort of the, you know, the silver lining. [14:22] And I think that happened in multiple states. [14:24] So I think outside of politics, people, across party lines, people do see that we've got to do more about this. [14:31] And, you know, I would encourage young men, too, the way to get involved in law enforcement and to do more is through the military. [14:39] So I would encourage young men who are trying to find out what they're trying to figure out what they're going to do next in life, you know, consider military service. [14:46] Because that is a great jumping off point into federal law enforcement and into law enforcement. [14:51] And so we need more people doing that so that not only do we pass these initiatives, but we've got the manpower, the resources to do something about it. [14:59] That's a great point. [15:00] And including being in first responder type of position as well. [15:05] Or EMA, how about the amount of emergency management agencies throughout all the counties throughout this great country? [15:12] So we see that. [15:13] And finally, before I let you go, to your point, you were talking about the missing and exploited children. [15:18] There's a website, and it shows all of the, not only children, but, you know, 18 and up, and everybody that's missing across the country. [15:29] And there's new reports every day. [15:32] It is gut-wrenching. [15:33] I've only looked at this, I think, once in my career, and it was actually within the past two months. [15:38] There was a story we were covering, and I just couldn't believe it. [15:41] And which, these stories, because I think part of it, buddy, to be really transparent is, you know, my family and I, my wife and I, we have two kids, right? [15:49] Two babies. [15:50] One that's two, one that's six months old. [15:52] And you think about, oh, my gosh, man. [15:54] And before this, you know, as a dad, before being a dad, you know, I was like, okay, yeah, having kids is cool. [16:00] But when you actually are a dad and have your own kids, you're like, these are actual children, and these are adults that are missing, that are exploited. [16:08] And it's almost too hard to even look at that at all. [16:12] So your thoughts about that, in closing, how important it is to crack down on anybody that's taking advantage of any of these kids. [16:20] Well, I'd say this current administration and Minister Holman have done incredible work. [16:25] Border security is the first step, I think, in reducing the amount of child exploitation and sexual assault we see in this country for minors. [16:32] But the website you were referring to, that's NCMEC, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. [16:38] They do a tremendous job of, like you mentioned, sharing these statistics, sharing where they need resources, communicating where they need additional assistance. [16:48] And anybody can go to that. [16:49] So if you just Google NCMEC, all that data is readily available to the public at any time. [16:55] And as you said, it is gut-wrenching to see that data, but it is real. [16:58] And I do think that our border policies are going to start to decrease that number over time. [17:05] And that's such an important step in getting this under control. [17:09] And the last thing I'll say, Matt, is with these young men, and I mentioned about veterans trying to find their next steps. [17:14] As you mentioned, I did just recently write a book, The Man You Become. [17:18] And in that book, I talk about, I share stories of the uncertainty I faced as I moved through these different seasons of my life, [17:25] going into the military, going into the government, then going into entrepreneurship. [17:28] And my hope is that in my writing, that these young men find hope and they know that there are opportunities out there [17:36] and to continue to be optimistic about the service that they provide in our country. [17:40] And also on top of that, buddy, and I know you agree with this 100%, is to keep going, especially if your back's against the wall. [17:45] That's the only way to live life professionally, personally, in all the things, right? [17:49] A hundred percent, Matt. [17:52] You know, I mentor a couple young guys that have attempted suicide, veterans that have attempted suicide, [17:59] and fortunately were unsuccessful. [18:02] And I tell people all the time, not one of those men that I've talked to was happy that they didn't fail at committing suicide. [18:10] None of them regret not being successful at committing suicide. [18:13] And so I just encourage people, reach out to someone, get on one of those WhatsApp channels. [18:18] And if you're not in a dark place, call one of your friends that you served with and just have a conversation. [18:24] And, Buddy, if anybody's watching right now live or on replay, where can they find you or find maybe a website you're associated with? [18:30] Yeah, BuddyJericho, J-E-R-I-C-H-O, BuddyJericho.com. [18:34] My book is there, and my speaking events are there, and everything else I do can be found on that website. [18:39] You're a rock star and a patriot. [18:40] Thanks, Buddy, for joining us here on Right Side. [18:42] Thank you, Matt. [18:43] Appreciate you. [18:44] Definitely. [18:44] You too. [18:45] Awesome stuff there. [18:46] You know, people get right down in there and talk about all the things, and that's the thing that we obviously do here at the network. [18:51] You know, even if it's a 30,000-foot view of God, family, country, freedom, right? [18:56] We represent or stand for all of that. 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[21:23] All right, so we do know at 11 o'clock you'll see that wreath-laying ceremony there [21:29] at Arlington National Cemetery. [21:31] The president slated to speak at 1130 Eastern Time. [21:34] Let's go back to a video, just in case you're just joining us, [21:37] to clip 1A, as the White House posted this earlier this morning. [21:42] This morning are these our grounds where generations of American heroes rest in eternal glory. [21:50] We gather to fulfill the sacred duty of every free man and woman. [21:56] On Veterans Day, we honor those who have worn the uniform, who have borne the battle, [22:01] who have stood to watch, whose ranks have formed the mighty wall of flesh and blood, bravery, [22:09] and devotion that has defended our freedom for 250 years. [22:15] Today, to every veteran, we say the words, too often left unsaid. [22:25] Thank you for your service. [22:28] Each of you has earned the respect and the gratitude of our entire nation. [22:33] We love you, we salute you, and we will never forget what you have done [22:37] to keep America safe, sovereign, and free. [22:46] Joining us now is a former Navy SEAL, Bill Brown. [22:49] Welcome back to the broadcast, Bill. [22:51] Thanks again for your service to this country and your thoughts about this day. [22:56] Well, you know, Matt, I think about the love and courage that all the men and women in uniform [23:03] have had and shown up for our nation, and why they stood up for our nation, [23:13] for our freedoms, our civil liberties, free speech, free assembly, [23:19] the right to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, equality, and due process. [23:27] And I'm very saddened because I'm extremely concerned with the direction of our country. [23:35] I remember before when the far left had power, how they shut down businesses during COVID, [23:44] decided what businesses could stay open, what businesses couldn't, [23:48] decided who would get paid, who wouldn't get paid, decided what perspectives would be shared [23:55] on social media, what perspectives would be shut down, and the pursuit of cancel culture. [24:02] And things have gotten so bad with the far left now that they openly celebrate the murder [24:13] and execution of Charlie Kirk on a college campus, you know, prominent comedians, Dave Chappelle, [24:27] just recently, you know, it's very alarming. [24:33] And to be sincere, when I think about what's going to happen now with, [24:38] it's likely that, you know, that Texas has turned blue, and Georgia, the paths to the White House [24:47] are extremely limited. And it looks like they have a strong probability of having all three branches [24:57] of government. And I think about some of the far left progressive leaders in there, [25:06] and I'm extremely concerned because I think about those freedoms and civil liberties, [25:10] that's generations of Americans, and how we've evolved to meet those great measurements and ideals [25:18] transcribed in the Constitution. And in New Jersey, I have a congressman, Adam Hagaway, [25:25] who is literally a defense witness for the blind sheik, who is literally inspiration for the attacks [25:33] in the World Trade Center. In New Jersey, now they're getting ready to pass a bill. [25:38] They're getting ready to pass a bill that basically makes it illegal to criticize Islam. [25:46] It's Bill 8-11-46, and basically gives criminal and civil penalties for criticizing Islam. [25:59] And I'm very concerned because expect similar type of bills to be proposed throughout the United States. [26:06] And you can see what happened in the U.K. and France, and they had similar type of statutes. [26:13] And when you're not able to criticize, let's be sincere, a large part of Islam is a religious [26:20] political movement. And when you can't criticize that, there's serious issues with freedom of speech. [26:28] And I can't believe this is happening in New Jersey. You look at New York City, [26:32] you look what's happening there. They just passed a bill. The city council called the Community Opportunity [26:39] to Purchase Act, COPA. And basically, it gives qualified nonprofit organizations basically right of first [26:48] refusal in multifamily residential buildings with four more units. So basically, now you have [26:57] far-left nonprofits that'll get right of first refusal on, you know, thousands of properties [27:06] throughout the five boroughs. And what does that do? That really negates the value of a person's title. [27:13] Because if you don't have the right to sell it to who you want to sell it, and the city has so many [27:19] means to pressure you to basically sell it to their preferred, most likely far-left nonprofits, [27:27] there's a lot of issues here that are happening. And you think about what could happen if they get [27:34] control of all three branches. And could we, you know, could we go back to, you know, where they [27:46] center us on social media, the big purge? Look at our university campuses, you can look [27:54] at how they treated Jewish students. And one of the things I think that happened here is I think [27:59] just like a lot of foreign money influenced a lot of our universities and campuses, I think the same [28:08] thing happened with a lot of the social media influences. And they basically divided the Republican [28:14] Party. And really, I think a lot of leadership in the Republican Party forgot about how Donald Trump's [28:24] elections saved us from going off that far left cliff. And now I'm really concerned that that's [28:30] where we're going to be. I apologize a little bit. [28:34] So there, Bill Brown, of course, the former Navy SEAL, obviously in a conference room with the lights [28:40] going out there. But you know, Bill, what you were saying there, obviously, really heartfelt. [28:48] You know, I've interviewed you a number of times. And every time you're on, it's an upbeat delivery. [28:53] You're always, you know, let's go, let's win this thing and all that. This is the first time that [28:58] I've seen you in this, this kind of state of concern for our country. Let's talk about the fact [29:04] that New York City, the leftists there, wouldn't they want New York to look like London, England? [29:14] Well, in my opinion, to, you know, real diversity is diversity of thought. And that's exactly not what [29:24] they want. You can look at the fundamentals of cancel culture. It's either conform or basically, [29:31] you know, you don't have the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. You can look [29:36] at that pattern play out in so many professions. We can talk about academia. We can talk about [29:44] journalism. We can talk about big corporate America. We can talk about big law. And let's be [29:50] sincere. Let's really be sincere. Let's talk about how many jurisdictions that you, to be sincere, [29:57] you really can't get a fair trial. Let's talk about lawfare. Let's talk about what they tried [30:03] to do to President Trump and others. Let's talk about the failed impeachment of the secretary of [30:08] war. That's just to start. Like, I'm really concerned because I can see the, if I, if I compare [30:18] the patterns behavior of the far left when he had a control before, I can see the direction of the [30:25] party now. Let's talk about the, the, the mass fraud, massive fraud, and basically the, the bribery [30:32] and, and, and, and, and, and Michigan, where they look the other way and Minnesota. And, and let's talk [30:40] about the open borders where they basically saturate these states. Let's talk about Texas. You know, [30:47] who, you know, you had the Trump administration that was protecting us against the, the, the narco [30:54] traffickers. And, uh, one of the things I think that happened is I think the cartels, they have an [31:02] influence in Texas. And I think they, they played a big part in what happened here. Uh, I think there [31:08] was a lot of foreign influence involved. I think you, uh, you had a lot of Republicans that were [31:14] self-centered, uh, and they couldn't see the big picture. And I, I'll be sincere with you. I'm [31:22] extremely concerned with the direction of our country. Um, and why, and why am I, why am I [31:28] advocating for this now on Veterans Day? Because it's out of love that men and women serve our country [31:34] and they serve our country to protect our way of life, to protect our freedoms, to protect our [31:39] opportunities. And to be sincere, I'm, I'm worried about our opportunities. I'm worried about our [31:46] freedoms and for good cause. And I think the, uh, the only way that this changes is one is we have to [31:55] speak up. We have to speak up and we have to engage. And, uh, and that's, that's the only way we're in for a [32:04] real fight. Uh, yeah, we have, um, we have president Trump with us for two more years as the [32:12] president of the United States, as you know, what we hope to see. And, and we don't just hope we make [32:19] it happen, right? You make it happen. You get out there, get the job done through prayer, through [32:22] hard work, through speaking up, through seeing how awful Congress will become because they're led by [32:28] these lunatics as the president calls them. And then ideally what we see is a Republican nominee [32:35] that will be someone that will help save the day, just like president Trump did. You know, [32:39] I mean, that's the optimism that I'm seeing around the country in various pockets, but where you are [32:46] at right this second, I feel you. I understand where you're coming from because on Tuesday night, [32:51] when that devastating result came through that Texas of all places, are you kidding me? Uh, [32:57] right. Uh, is all blue. I've, I'm also concerned about the future of the country and not looking like [33:03] a place like London or worse out there when it comes to either Sharia law or just, you don't have [33:08] your freedom of speech anymore. That's exactly what the left wants to do. They want to tear down [33:13] everything you fought for as a Navy seal. They want to tear down everything in conservative [33:17] meeting. They don't like God, family, country, freedom. We know that. So how are you going to [33:22] continue to speak about this? And I know that you also have a New York city seal swim adventure [33:30] therapy book out there, because I know the New York city, a lot of the seals, they have this swim team [33:35] and they go into Hudson and do triathlons and all that. Like how are you going to keep [33:40] rallying the troops, even though we saw the devastation last week? Well, you can, but number [33:46] one, uh, well, my actions are motivated. I love for our country. Uh, I, I, I love our country. And why [33:54] do I love our country? Because I love the ideals of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, free speech, [34:02] the right to protect yourself, the right to equality, the right to due process. I ended in the belief [34:10] in the constitution that the individual rights are sacred. Uh, and I, those ideas were, were [34:18] beautiful. And I love the, the, the progress our country's made, right? We've had this civil war, [34:23] the only nation in the world that went to war for itself to write a terrible wrong, the civil rights [34:29] movement, even the gay, lesbian movement, the women's suffrage movement. Like that's all based on [34:35] equality. Now we've taken this huge backlash and we're in serious trouble. I mean, uh, we're in, [34:43] we're in trouble. And I wish, sometimes I wish I didn't have a brain. I wish I, I, I wish I couldn't [34:49] see it, you know, but how, what am I doing now? I'm holding the line. I'm holding the line like so many [34:57] other veterans that stood up for a country. I'm holding the line out of love for a country. And [35:01] I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm out there by my actions. And I'm saying, look, this is one thing, the Republican [35:07] party, they were divided house against far left radicals and a lot of foreign money involved. [35:16] And they, they were, they forgot the big picture and a divided house cannot stand. So the first thing [35:24] is we gotta be tight. We gotta be in this fight. Let's be sincere. A lot of these big [35:29] social media influences that are, you know, living overseas, uh, you know, guitar and other entities, [35:37] foreign intelligence agencies, they saw how influential they were. Let's be honest. One [35:43] of the ways Trump got elected is because some of these big podcasters supported them publicly. [35:49] Everyone saw that they saw how in the seventies, how effective the, uh, the different social movements [35:57] were affecting, uh, foreign policies in Vietnam. And of course, what do they do? They've been very [36:03] involved in our universities and college campuses. And so what's happening now is we have to engage. [36:10] And I believe the first thing is to any problem is speaking up about it. I believe that good ideas [36:16] be bad ideas. And I believe nothing has lost us so long as good men and women stand up. Now that's [36:22] what I'm about. You talk about the New York City seal swim. Now that sends a positive, powerful, [36:27] patriotic message of unity and love for our country. For seven years, I had, I never had an issue with [36:33] the permit. The first year that New York City Mayor Memdani is the mayor, all of a sudden my [36:38] permits denied by battery bark. So we couldn't go into NYC this year, but we didn't stop. As far as the book, [36:46] the book does send a powerful, patriotic message. If anybody wants to help me with funding that book, [36:52] they can check out my website, billbrownofficial.com. And there's a link there to join the legacy under [36:58] NYC seal swim book. But Matt did right now the, the, the, the time is not to, uh, you have, I think [37:07] to be sincere, intellectuals have to realize what's happened here. I'm, I'm a, I'm a pretty good chess [37:13] player and, uh, we're getting, we're in a position here where we've lost some serious tactical ground. [37:22] You talk about Texas turning blue. You talk about Georgia turning blue. You talk about the majority [37:27] of governorships are blue. You're talking about the majority of our nation's largest cities are blue. [37:33] I mean, there's a, the, and you're to talk about the far left. I mean, the far left that's in control [37:38] of that party right now. You want to talk about the lawfare that's happened. You want to talk about [37:43] president Trump and these two years, the investigations, the, the ridiculous lawfare, [37:49] the ridiculous impeachment, they're going to be extremely aggressive and they're not going to [37:54] be good masters. They're going to be oppressive masters. Look at cancel culture of what they did [37:59] before. It's going to be worth now. The only way this stops is a good men and women really speak up. [38:06] Like, I mean, speak up, like, like you're the third monkey, uh, getting on the arc and it's starting [38:11] to rain. I mean, speak up. And that's what I try to do. What I try to do, man, is I speak up and I [38:17] advocate and I fight, I, and I fight in legal battles. I, you know, and I've represented a lot [38:23] of veterans and a lot of veterans. I've seen a pattern I've represented. I've taken on, I'm literally [38:29] taking over CIA right now. I've taken, I'm, I've taken on a lot of big corporations and I can tell [38:35] you, I've repeated repattern. You have a veteran that's basically pushed out because it basically, [38:41] in my opinion, this far left kind of agenda. And that's the first step to fighting back. I fall back [38:49] myself in veterans discrimination lawsuits. The first step is speaking up. The second step is fighting [38:55] back and I'm fighting back in every legal possible way I can. And here's the truth. If you don't fight [39:03] now, you're not going to have the ability to fight because now is the time to stand up. Now [39:11] is the time to advocate. Now is the time to organize. Yep. Former Navy SEAL, Bill Brown. Thank you for your [39:19] service to this country. Thank you for just being very honest and open with me, but also our viewers [39:26] here live and then those watching on replay, uh, we'll be watching, uh, the president and the first [39:31] lady, as we're seeing a picture right now, live there, uh, at the Arlington national cemetery. We [39:36] know that in about 23 minutes, there'll be that wreath laying ceremony. And then the president will [39:41] speak around 1130 Eastern time. Bill, we'll have you back on the broadcast again, and we look forward [39:47] to hearing from you and, uh, your insight, uh, into our country, into the, the international scene [39:53] and all of the things. Bill, thanks again for joining us. Matt, it's an honor. Remember [39:57] president Bush after he got shot, fight, fight, fight. That's what we got to do now. God bless. [40:03] Bill Brown. Thank you again for joining us here on right side broadcasting network. 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We're going to go to Arlington [44:46] National Cemetery. We have a number of interviews we're about to record. We'll air those [44:51] after the president's speech. The president expected to speak at around 1130 Eastern time. [44:55] Let's go now to Arlington, Virginia. And now distinguished guests, United States Coast Guard Band [45:51] and the Air Force singing sergeants will perform a salute to the armed forces of the United States of [45:58] America. For our veterans in attendance, please stand, if able, when you hear your service song. [50:23] Playing ceremony, you will hear the bugler playing taps. Protocol for the occasion is to stand, if able, [50:31] and render honors by placing your right hand over your heart or rendering a hand salute. Thank you. [50:38] The president of the United States has arrived and is being greeted by Vice President J.D. [56:25] Chairman T. Henninger, Jr., forces honor guard and United States Army Band are formed and waiting [1:07:05] as the president of the United States moves to the tomb of the unknown soldier to place the wreath. [1:07:11] Distinguished guests, the wreath-laying ceremony is now complete. The Veterans Day [1:13:44] program will begin momentarily. Please move to your seats. [1:13:48] This is now my distinct privilege to introduce the members of the Veterans Day National Committee. [1:19:45] The committee was formed by presidential order in 1954 to plan this annual observance and support [1:19:52] other Veterans Day observances throughout the nation. Please hold your applause until I have introduced [1:20:00] each special guest. If you're able, please stand when your name is called. [1:20:09] Gary A. McClure, Non-commissioned Officers Association of the United States of America. [1:20:19] Frank J. Peters, The American Legion. Francis Lowe, Military Order of the Purple Heart. [1:20:31] Russ Miller, Marine Corps League. Michael H. Hoyer, Military Chaplains Association of the [1:20:42] United States of America. Robert Thomas, Paralyzed Veterans of America. [1:20:52] Donald Marx, Legion of Valor of the United States of America. Marlon Ruiz, Military Order of the World [1:21:03] Wars. Kyle M. Carpenter. Tria, The Enlisted Association. Nicholas Dockery, Congressional Medal of Honor [1:21:16] Society of the United States of America. John Donovan, Disabled American Veterans. Jim O'Brien, Military [1:21:29] Officers Association of America. Christopher Mendoza Trung, Commissioned Officers Association of the United [1:21:38] States Public Health Service. Keith A. Reed, Air Force Sergeants Association. Michael Stets, Polish [1:21:50] Legion of American Veterans of American Veterans of the United States of America. Harold Treber, [1:21:58] Korean War Veterans Association of the United States. David Rodriguez, American GI Forum of the United [1:22:08] States. Michael Rano, Catholic War Veterans. Wade Davis, Blinded Veterans Association. Selena Kanowitz, [1:22:24] Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America. Thomas Burke, Vietnam Veterans of America. [1:22:35] Corey Geisler, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Sharon Martin, Fleet Reserve Association. [1:22:46] Sandy Voorhees, AMVETS. The associate and emeritus members of the committee are also with us today. [1:22:56] Associate and emeritus members, please stand. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our [1:23:02] Veterans Day National Committee leadership with your applause. Please stand, if you are able, for the [1:27:54] arrival of the official party. Distinguished guests, the President of the United States, accompanied by [1:28:19] the Vice President, the host of today's ceremony, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, and today's ceremony [1:28:27] co-host, the National Commander of Army and Navy Union, United States of America. Distinguished guests, [1:29:14] please remain standing for the procession of our nation's colors and those of our Veterans Service [1:29:19] organizations. As we march on the colors, the United States Coast Guard Band will play the National [1:29:26] Emblem March. Please place your right hand over your heart or render a hand salute. [1:34:50] Guests, please remain standing for the invocation given by Chaplain Byron Singleton, Acting Executive [1:34:57] Director of National Chaplain Service for the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. [1:35:07] Let us pray. Almighty God, creator and sustainer of us all, we gather today on these sacred hills of [1:35:17] Arlington as we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, U.S. veterans who have passed away and [1:35:25] are now at peace. There are generations of brave men and women who answer the call of duty to serve and [1:35:32] defend our great nation and to preserve our liberties which we hold dear. This Veterans Day, [1:35:40] we gather to express deep gratitude for unselfish service, steadfast courage, and enduring sacrifice [1:35:48] to defend our land and to protect our Constitution. Dear Lord, we bestow favor upon the millions of veterans [1:35:57] in every state who donned the uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces. We humbly thank you, God, [1:36:05] for using them as a shield of protection despite the hardships that they may have endured during [1:36:11] times of conflict, war, and peace. We are surrounded by many rows of white headstones, [1:36:18] which are a stark reminder that each headstone represents a life lived and a story told in the [1:36:25] fabric of U.S. history. We remember our deceased veterans and honor living veterans who walked away [1:36:32] from the battlefield with invisible wounds of war. We beseech you to grant spiritual healing to those [1:36:40] struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and moral injury. As people of faith, we touch and agree [1:36:48] for total restoration of the body, the soul, and spirit. We ask for a special blessing for the families [1:36:55] who shared the burden of military service when they were separated because of deployment. Comfort those [1:37:02] bereaved families and shower them with peace and joy. May your amazing grace, goodness, and mercy consume [1:37:09] them. In God, we ask that may our gratitude be demonstrated by actions of love, compassion, [1:37:16] and service to each other. Help us, O God, to be one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for [1:37:25] all. We pray all of these things in the name of our God, who is holy. Amen. Please be seated. I am honored to [1:37:45] introduce the 2026 National Veterans Day observance co-host organization, the Army and Navy Union of the [1:37:54] United States of America. The Army and Navy Union USA is America's oldest active veterans organization, [1:38:02] founded in 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio, and incorporated in Hamilton County, Ohio, March 31st, 1888. Its fundamental [1:38:12] objective is to continue national defense and national security, promote, foster, encourage, [1:38:20] and perpetuate fraternal comradeship among those who have seen honorable service or are presently serving [1:38:27] honorably in the United States Armed Forces and to continue the high ideals of patriotism, loyalty, [1:38:34] justice, and service to the country, educating all others in these principles. Representing Army and Navy [1:38:41] Union USA is National Commander Norman T. Henninger, Jr. Mr. Henninger is a Vietnam-era veteran of the United [1:38:50] States Navy. He is a two-term National Commander originally serving from 1988 to 1989 and has been [1:38:59] involved with Veterans Day National Committee on and off for 37 years. Please join me in welcoming the [1:39:05] National Commander of the Army and Navy Union USA and co-host of today's ceremony, Mr. Norman Henninger, Jr., [1:39:12] who will lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance and deliver remarks. Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. [1:39:18] On behalf of the Army-Navy Union, United States of America Incorporated, the National Veterans Day [1:39:30] Committee and the Department of Veterans Affairs, we welcome you to the 73rd National Veterans Day [1:39:39] celebration here at Arlington National Cemetery. As we celebrate this Veterans Day, let us reflect [1:39:47] on the meaning and purpose of Veterans Day. It is important that we separate Veterans Day from Memorial Day, [1:39:54] which was to honor those who gave their lives in the defense of our country. Veterans Day celebrates [1:40:03] all who have served in the service of our nation, living or deceased, to protect the freedoms we as [1:40:11] Americans enjoy today. Veterans Day was originally known as Armistice Day. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed [1:40:23] on November 11, 1919, the first Armistice Day, marking the anniversary of the secession of hostilities in [1:40:31] World War I, which occurred at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. And on June 1, 1954, [1:40:45] Congress changed the name to Veterans Day, a day to honor American veterans of all wars. In 1954, Veterans Day [1:40:57] Proclamation by President Dwight D. Eisenhower called for the formation of the Veterans Day National [1:41:05] Committee, chaired by the administrator of the Veterans Administration, which later became the [1:41:13] Department of Veterans Affairs, to oversee the national planning and organizing of Veterans Day [1:41:20] observance. The chair then called together leaders of the National Veterans Organization and asked them to [1:41:28] serve on this committee. As such, Veterans Day offers a time of reflection. For our older Americans, [1:41:42] it may bring back memories of service or loved ones who have served. For future generations, [1:41:50] it is an opportunity to gain experience from our history and prepare for our future. This Veterans Day, [1:41:59] let us dedicate our lives to assisting Veterans and their families in the times of need or in distress, [1:42:07] and to assist in the burial of such Veterans whenever called upon to do so. When we see a Veteran, [1:42:18] extend your hand. Thank them for their service. They will appreciate it, and it might just make you [1:42:25] feel better also. I am now honored to introduce the host of today's ceremonies, our Chair of the Veterans [1:42:40] Day National Committee and the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Douglas A. Collins. Mr. Secretary. [1:42:47] Please be seated. Well, welcome everyone to Veterans Day. For all our Veterans here serving today, [1:43:06] I am a little partial, of course, for my 25 plus years almost in the Air Force, but also my Army [1:43:12] brethren, my Navy brethren, Coast Guard, and Space Force, but I have a special shout out. I will be a [1:43:19] little bit quieter for some in the audience. You may know who I've forgotten, so if this is going to be [1:43:23] your opportunity, but somebody had a birthday yesterday. If you don't have the Marines in the house, [1:43:30] who's going to bark? There we go. It is great to be here. Mr. President, Mr. Vice President, [1:43:35] thank you, Norman, as well for taking this day. And this is a day that is special. I want to remind [1:43:41] you of a country that over 390 years ago understood what it meant to defend what we have. 390 years ago, [1:43:50] our National Guard really stepped forward and said, you know, we came to this country expecting to find [1:43:55] liberty and freedom in the pursuit of what we want and freedom to have that pursuit of happiness. [1:44:01] It was not guaranteed to us. It was a pursuit. And they understood that the only way we could have [1:44:06] a pursuit is to actually fight for that pursuit. 390 years went by 251 years ago. We started as a [1:44:16] country with our Navy and our Air Force, our Navy and our Army and our Marines adding on as we went. And [1:44:23] over the years, what would happen just as they did 390 years ago, they would leave from the farms, [1:44:29] they would leave the shops, they would leave their homes, they would leave their families to go do [1:44:34] for this country what this country had given to them and that it was the way to live and a way to pursue [1:44:40] life and happiness. And so throughout the ages, we have woke up on mornings like December 7th, 85 years [1:44:47] ago, when everyone was just getting up for Sunday morning thinking it was going to be a normal day and [1:44:52] then we were attacked cowardly at Pearl Harbor. We follow through with years of war in Vietnam. We go [1:45:00] through the Gulf War and then we come into a date in September much like this in which we were attacked [1:45:06] again. What is the same throughout history is that every time that this country needed someone, [1:45:13] someone stood up, that someone is a veteran, that someone has a face and a name, that someone is the [1:45:20] reason you are here today. It is the reason you can assemble peacefully. It is the reason you can vote. [1:45:26] It is the reason that you have freedom of press and freedom of speech. It is the reason that you have [1:45:32] the life that you live. So veterans today understand one thing. This country does not forget. This president [1:45:41] does not forget. This administration remembers that the purpose of the VA is to take care of veterans. [1:45:50] And that is all we do at the VA is put veterans first every day. And in the past years, we've made [1:46:05] it easier to get your compensation, easier to go to the hospital. We've opened 47, Mr. President, [1:46:11] new facilities since 2025. And we've also made it easier to actually follow the law. I know that's a [1:46:16] strange concept for some in this city, but the mission act said that our veterans could go into [1:46:21] the community for care as you signed into law, sir. And we've had a 26% increase in veterans, [1:46:26] not only getting direct care, but community care just in the last two years. So veterans, [1:46:37] this is a day for celebration. If you have raised your right hand, you have done something that [1:46:42] approximately 96% of this country never has done. You raised your right hand and said, [1:46:47] I'm willing to go. I'm willing to serve. I'm willing to be there. Or as my friend and colleague [1:46:54] at the Department of War says, here I am. Send me. You are the best of America. You are what makes us [1:47:02] the envy of the world and also what the rest of the world fears. Because when veterans come down, [1:47:10] the world knows if they're an American coming, then help is on the way. There's one last thing that [1:47:16] I admit every time because there's press here. There's others that have seen this and I've seen [1:47:20] this start cropping up. And I have to say it all the time that I am tired in a country where I see [1:47:27] we're giving veterans. This we're giving veterans that and haven't we give them enough. I have one [1:47:33] thing to say to this country and those naysayers. We do not give our veterans anything. They have earned [1:47:40] everything that they have gotten and we will not forget you. And now it is my great honor and pleasure. [1:47:58] To introduce the Vice President of the United States and a fellow veteran, Mr. J.D. Vance. [1:48:10] Well, thank you, Doug. And thanks to all of you for your service. And let me just be another voice [1:48:16] that says to all of our nation's veterans, to their families, to their friends, to their children, [1:48:21] to everybody who has served the United States of America in uniform, but also to the people who made [1:48:27] it possible for them to serve the United States in uniform. This is your day. Happy Veterans Day, [1:48:33] my fellow veterans, we're proud of you, and we're never going to stop fighting for you. [1:48:44] So 22 years before Abraham Lincoln was president, he observed that it was that our veterans who were [1:48:51] the memorial to generations past, to the wars that they fought, and to the freedoms that they earned. [1:48:58] And in his time, he was talking about the generation of Revolutionary War veterans who had served [1:49:04] their country honorably, and they were passing away. And he likened it to a massive, beautiful forest, [1:49:11] where every day we would lose one or another giant, beautiful oak tree. Think about what those [1:49:18] veterans represented. Before we had these beautiful monuments, before we had stone temples built to honor [1:49:24] those who served, the first memorial to our nation's freedoms and the wars that made them possible were [1:49:32] our veterans. You saw them in the friends that you served with. You saw them in the people who lost [1:49:37] limbs. You saw them in the headstones that represented a life that had served the United States of America. [1:49:44] We are, of course, proud in this amazing city, in this beautiful capital of ours. We're proud of all [1:49:50] these incredible monuments. But we know that the most important monuments to our generations who served [1:49:57] in the military, our most important monuments are you. It is the people who had the courage and the [1:50:04] willpower and the fight to put on the uniform of the United States of America and say, don't send my [1:50:11] neighbor, send me. That is the greatest monument to America. It's you all. It's the fact that you served. [1:50:23] But just as in Lincoln's time, some of those monuments were disappearing, one of the amazing [1:50:30] responsibilities and the humbling responsibilities as a veteran is that we have to pick up the torch [1:50:37] when one generation sets it down. Now, when I first started doing work with the generations of veterans [1:50:44] in Vietnam, one of the things they told me, one of the most important things they took to heart, [1:50:50] is that they did not want to leave the next generation of veterans behind. Anybody who's [1:50:56] talked to a veteran of Vietnam knows that they were fighting not just for their benefits, not just [1:51:03] so that the country honored the promises that would maze to the generation in Vietnam. They were also [1:51:08] fighting so that the generations that fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, so that the government honored [1:51:14] those promises as well. Because one of the most important things our veterans do is not just fight [1:51:20] for their country, they fight for their fellow veterans. And let me say as one veteran to the next, [1:51:26] we are picking up that torch every single day. We will never leave our veterans behind. Ladies and [1:51:33] gentlemen, that is my most sacred promise to every person here today. But just as in Lincoln's time, he was [1:51:46] witnessing that amazing Revolutionary War generation lose an oak tree every single day. So in our time, [1:51:54] we are watching fewer and fewer World War II veterans who still remember what it was like to serve [1:52:00] in one of our nation's greatest and most historic triumphs in 251 years of proud history. And so I want to [1:52:10] give a special shout out to three World War II generation veterans who are here with us today, [1:52:17] and I ask that they be recognized. And that is Dave Yoho, Clifford Richardson, and Julian Smith. Thank you for [1:52:25] your service. Thank you for fighting for this country. Ladies and gentlemen, my fellow veterans, [1:52:57] this is your day, of course, and I want you to celebrate. I want you to have a good time. And in my family, [1:53:03] our great tradition, because veterans ate free at Golden Corral was to go to Golden Corral. Whatever, [1:53:10] we had one guy in the back standing up and clapping. But whatever your tradition is, I want you to enjoy [1:53:17] this day. But I also want you to take some special commitment, just as the generations of World War II [1:53:27] veterans and the generation of Vietnam veterans fought for my generation of veterans. It is now our time. [1:53:35] to pick up the torch and to fight for the next generation of veterans. So yes, ladies and [1:53:41] gentlemen, let's celebrate our veterans. But I want every single veteran here, every single veteran in [1:53:47] our country to remember that our job is to fight for the next generation of veterans. And that is exactly [1:53:55] what we're going to do. And because of that, I am proud to introduce a man who has fought for veterans [1:54:11] every single step of his life in public service. A man who expanded health care benefits for our veterans [1:54:19] and who demands that his administration honor its commitments to the veterans who served our country [1:54:26] in uniform. He is our commander in chief. But most importantly today, he is a fighter for the nation's [1:54:34] veterans. And I am proud to fight right alongside him. Mr. President, Donald J. Trump, the 45th and 47th [1:54:41] president of the United States. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I want to just thank the [1:55:01] vice president is doing a fantastic job. We appreciate it very much. And we come today to [1:55:07] these Howell grounds and they are indeed very special rolling hills and hold the names of our great [1:55:16] heroes etched in stone to honor 250 years of service, valor and sacrifice unsurpassed in all of the ages. [1:55:25] On Veterans Day, we reaffirm our undying gratitude to every patriot who has answered the call of duty. [1:55:33] We pay tribute to all of those who have won the wars and worn the uniform, [1:55:39] who face the enemy, who have beaten the enemy at every turn, who have borne the burdens of [1:55:46] fate and destiny to stand as our protection in battle. You are indeed our protection in battle. [1:55:55] And we thank almighty God for the noble warriors of the United States military who have always stepped [1:56:01] forward so that America might always stay free. To every veteran here at Arlington and across the [1:56:11] nation, today we render you the highest salute. We offer you our deepest respect and love. And we pledge [1:56:19] you our utmost loyalty and devotion. Please join me in thanking every American veteran of the Army, Navy, [1:56:28] Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard and the United States Marine Corps. And we want to thank you very much. [1:56:34] As we salute our veterans, let us also express our profound love and appreciation for our military [1:56:51] families past and present. They are amazing. Thank you very much. And they are really among the very best of [1:57:07] our nation. We're honored to be joined as well by the First Lady of the United States. Thank you very much. [1:57:14] Thank you. The Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth. I had a feeling that was going to happen. He's done a [1:57:37] fantastic job, but he loves you and he protects you. He's all about you. Secretary of Veterans [1:57:44] Affairs with a 92% approval rating, the job he's doing. That's pretty good. Maybe we'll get it up to [1:57:51] a hundred pretty soon. Doug Collins. Thank you, Doug. What a job. It's about 50 points higher than his [1:58:02] predecessor, I must tell you. That's a big difference. Many members of my cabinet chairman [1:58:08] of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. General Dan Kane is fantastic. Thank you very much, General. Thank you. [1:58:15] And representatives of our amazing veteran service organizations and the countless members [1:58:25] of the United States Armed Forces who are with us today. Thank you all. We really respect and [1:58:32] appreciate you. Thank you all. To inherit a free nation is among the rarest blessings that any [1:58:41] people in history have ever known. To defend that freedom is among the hardest and highest obligations, [1:58:49] one of the most difficult tasks imaginable. Across every generation, American liberty has been [1:58:57] preserved by legions of selfless patriots who have raised their right hands and sworn an oath of flesh [1:59:04] and blood for a cause whose full cost could not be measured in advance. There was no way it was [1:59:12] doable, they thought. In every era they stood, watch, they've held a line, they've hold a charge bravely [1:59:22] into the fray that few people would have wanted to do or could have done. It's something that lies [1:59:30] between order and chaos, freedom and tyranny, civilization and barbarism, and good and evil, [1:59:38] the exact opposite ends of the spectrum. Time and time again for 250 years the American warrior has [1:59:46] returned victorious. Our republic has triumphed and today our country is stronger than it has ever been [1:59:54] in before. A nation without heroes is like a sky without stars or a heaven without angels, but in [2:00:04] America we've never known that darkness because we've have the men and women of America's armed forces, [2:00:12] our guiding lights, our greatest heroes and our guardian angels. At 19 years old, Jack Myers kissed his [2:00:20] young bride and newborn son goodbye and went to serve as a gunner in the 692nd tank destroyer battalion in [2:00:31] World War II. Brave people all. In the frostbitten winter of 1944, Corporal Myers found himself in the [2:00:40] largest battle in American history, the Battle of the Bulge. For weeks he and his unit fought in one of the [2:00:56] most intense crucibles in the history of war to turn the enemy's final advance into an unbelievable and [2:01:07] somewhat unexpected defeat. We thought it would have to go on much longer than that. It was an incredible [2:01:14] moment in military history. Months later, Jack's battalion was among the first to liberate the Dachau [2:01:23] concentration camp coming face to face with the evil he risked his life to destroy. Today, Jack is a great, [2:01:32] great grandfather and is here to receive our nation's gratitude at 103 years old. Jack, Corporal Jack Myers, [2:02:17] we are honored by your presence today. It's really something you see how we all respect you, respect you so [2:02:24] much. Thank you and thank you for being here. U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Moore served as one of the famous [2:02:33] dust-off medevac pilots in Vietnam, and boy could they fly, flying an incredible 1874 combat missions [2:02:45] and evacuating 2,782 badly wounded soldiers. On a single day in December 1968, he twice exposed his [2:02:55] helicopter to close-range machine guns and sniper fire to rescue five Americans from hell. Then [2:03:04] Douglas flew back into danger to rescue eight more Americans as bullets ripped through his helicopter, [2:03:10] hitting his leg, his hand, his helmet, and sending shrapnel into his eye that blinded him. Douglas was [2:03:19] knocked backwards and the helicopter began to dive, but despite it all, he grabbed the flight stick, [2:03:26] recovered the aircraft, and returned the eight men to safety nobody thought it was possible. [2:03:32] For his actions, Douglas received our military's second highest honor, the Distinguished Service [2:03:38] Cross. Over three decades, he also received two distinguished flying crosses, a bronze star and [2:03:45] 33 air medals, and he is really a hero. He happens to be with us today. Please, Colonel, [2:03:53] thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much, Colonel. What an honor. Americans must always [2:04:22] remember that our way of life is not the natural condition of mankind. Everything we've achieved, [2:04:30] everything that we are, everything that we hope to become is built on the courage of those willing to [2:04:36] endure and unimaginable and to some just unbearable, and to stand strong when all else gives way, [2:04:45] stand stronger than anybody that's ever stood before, and I will never allow anyone to hurt our [2:04:52] country. We're not going to allow anyone to hurt or damage our country with bad, foolish, horrible [2:05:00] ideology. We're not going to let it happen, and everyone knows what I mean. In 2010, Green Beret Ryan [2:05:11] Hendrickson was leading his team through a Taliban-held village in Afghanistan at three in the morning when he [2:05:19] was stepped on by enemy. I mean, the enemy was all over, and he made the mistake, a mistake that people [2:05:30] understood when they were in the battles of jungles. He stepped on enemy explosives, a lot of them. The [2:05:38] blast ripped through his lower body, and he looked down to see his shattered bones protruding from his [2:05:45] absolutely mangled leg and arm, certain that he would die. Ryan's only thought as he was airlifted [2:05:55] away was the men he was leaving behind. He couldn't stand the thought of it. He endured 27 surgeries and [2:06:03] two cardiac arrests, but the doctors saved both his life and his leg. They told him his combat career was [2:06:12] over, but Ryan was not done. 18 months later, he returned to Afghanistan as his team cleared another village, [2:06:20] a barrage of terrorist gunfire, pinned down two of his men with the enemy closing in. They said they didn't have a [2:06:28] chance. Ryan was ordered to stand down. Don't go under any circumstances. Do not go. But he had not come all the [2:06:37] way just to leave his comrades in danger behind. He charged forward, despite orders. You should have [2:06:46] listened to those orders. But he charged forward into the fire of that same leg. It was hit again, [2:06:56] an invalid race to rescue the dying men from the clutches of the Taliban, evil group. For his courage, [2:07:04] he was awarded the Silver Star. Sergeant First Last Ryan Hendrickson, you saved a lot of people that day. [2:07:12] Thank you very much, even though you disobeyed orders, which we don't like. [2:07:18] Thank goodness you did. Ryan, please stand up. Thank you. These are very brave people. Whenever I visit [2:07:46] our troops anywhere, and I do it as often as possible, but anywhere in the world, I see that [2:07:52] same fierce determination burning in their eyes and that same love of country beating in their hearts. [2:07:58] I'm pleased to report that the spirit of our armed forces is higher than ever before, [2:08:04] and that we have the best recruitment numbers in the history of our country. There's never been [2:08:09] recruitment anywhere near that. Thank you very much. General Cain, thank you. And Pete, thank you. [2:08:21] Great spirit. We have a tremendous spirit. Two years ago, we had shortages. Now we have [2:08:29] waiting lists of people that want to get into the United States military, which is stronger and more [2:08:36] powerful today than ever before. We built it during my first administration. We used it a little bit. [2:08:43] Now in Venezuela, we won the war in 48 minutes and in one of the most stunning displays of military [2:08:53] dominance and power the world has ever seen. Nobody's ever seen anything like it. This Veterans Day, [2:08:59] I also want to say a very special thanks to every service member currently working to ensure that [2:09:06] the world's number one state sponsor of terror, the Islamic Republic of Iran, will never have [2:09:14] a nuclear weapon. Here today is a veteran who reminds us why that mission really matters. [2:09:33] As a young man, Dale Garner enlisted in the Marines after the Iran hostage crisis. [2:09:40] Soon he deployed to Beirut on a mission of peace. But on the morning of October 23rd, 1983, [2:09:49] Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorists all, by the way, terrorists all detonated a truck packed with [2:09:58] explosives at the Marine barracks with hundreds of Americans inside. Dale's first memory is waking up in [2:10:05] a hospital bed and his catastrophic head injuries and wounds, a collapsed lung, a broken back, [2:10:12] torn up legs, ruptured ear, eardrums and horrific burns across his entire body and all over his face. [2:10:22] He was the sole survivor of the men around him. And he joins us here to remember the 241 American [2:10:32] service members murdered in the Beirut barracks bombing, the deadliest day for the Marine Corps [2:10:38] since Iwo Jima. Dale, please stand up. Thank you. You look good, Dale. He looks good, handsome guy. [2:11:07] What's going on here? Thank you very much. That was a terrible time. America did not start a war with Iran. [2:11:18] Iran has been waging war in America since 1979. This should have been taken care of a long time ago. [2:11:24] Under this administration, thank you. Under this administration, and it was about time, [2:11:35] somebody fought back. All of us fought back. We fought back. And we seriously fought back. And we [2:11:41] won. It's just a question of when we want to end it. We want to make sure we have a total victory, [2:11:46] not a 93 percent victory. It's going to be total. It'll take them 25 years to rebuild back what we [2:11:52] have destroyed. And hopefully we won't have to destroy any more of that country. We've got a lot of work [2:11:58] to do to put it back. U.S. involvement in the Korean War lasted four years, and we lost 36,500 [2:12:09] great people. The Vietnam War lasted 21 years, and we lost 60,000 people. Iraq went on for eight years, [2:12:21] and we lost more than 4,400 people. Afghanistan was almost 20 years, and we lost 2,500 service members [2:12:34] and got very little from any of these wars. In our case, we had Venezuela, where we're taking out [2:12:41] billions and billions of dollars of oil and all sorts of other things. It'd be hundreds of billions very [2:12:51] soon. Nobody's ever seen anything like it. And we paid for the cost of the war many, many times over [2:13:00] already. Nobody has ever even envisioned that. To the victor belong the spoils, they used to say. [2:13:07] But you can say it again with us under this leadership. And Iran, where we stopped them from [2:13:14] having a nuclear weapon to beat two bombers, they took them out. We began operations [2:13:21] against Iran seven months ago, of which only a few weeks were active hard fighting. We lost 18 [2:13:31] beautiful souls. But when this conflict is over, and it will be soon, the entire world will be a much [2:13:37] safer and better place, more peaceful place, and a place without the kind of danger that we had to [2:13:45] suffer. Because the bravery and skill of our amazing American warriors has absolutely been incredible. [2:13:57] So in the case of Venezuela, we have millions of barrels of oil coming out on a weekly basis, [2:14:06] and billions and billions of dollars. And China left when I called them, gotta leave. And Russia left when [2:14:15] I called them, they were all nibbling at the edges, said, you gotta leave. They left. But we didn't [2:14:23] leave. But when the battle ends our commitment to those who serve is only just beginning, it's only [2:14:32] just beginning. It's gonna go on forever. Things that you would never even think about. But we have [2:14:37] to be strong, we have to be brave, and we have to be respected like we are right now. We've never been [2:14:41] any more respected. I would say we are right now more respected than this country has ever been [2:14:47] before. And if you go back two years ago, it wasn't pretty. The world was laughing at us. But that's [2:14:54] all why that I'm very proud to have done more to improve care for American veterans than any president [2:15:02] in modern history, to ensure our veterans get the treatment they have earned. I passed the VA choice and [2:15:10] the VA accountability, two of the most important things ever passed. Nobody thought they could be [2:15:17] passed. But we got it done. In less than two years, we have cut the VA claims backlog by 71%. I signed the VA [2:15:27] Home Loan Reform Act so that no veteran loses their home to foreclosure. The banks are not happy about [2:15:34] that. But we are happy and the veterans are happy. That's all that matters. And we've secured housing for [2:15:45] nearly 100,000 homeless veterans who were not properly taken care of in the last administration. [2:15:52] And we're committed to ending the veterans' homelessness. I mean, it was a plague, a horrible [2:16:02] plague. We're working very hard on it. And we're getting the numbers down by percentages that nobody [2:16:09] thought were even possible to think about. We're doing a real job. And Doug Collins has been fantastic, [2:16:15] I will tell you. America's veterans have always fulfilled their duty to us. And while I'm president [2:16:21] of the United States, we will always fulfill our duty to them. From the Patriots' first stand at [2:16:29] Lexington Green and the Concord Bridge to the blood-soaked battlefields that saved our nation from the [2:16:36] treacherous trenches of Europe to the deepest waters of the Pacific and the farthest reaches of the world, [2:16:43] our veterans have answered every call, met every threat, crushed every foe, and borne every burden [2:16:50] of war so that our children might know every single blessing of peace and love. And soon we're going to [2:17:00] dedicate a magnificent, triumphal arc to our veterans. And that's in honor of our great veterans and our [2:17:07] great militaries. They've been waiting for it for 200 years. Each day at Arlington Cemetery, [2:17:14] sometimes as often as 30 times a day, a bugler plays the sound of taps over a new grave of an American [2:17:24] veteran. In those 24 notes, there is sadness, there is pain, but there is always pride. Pride in our nation, [2:17:32] pride in our flag. And there's never any doubt, no doubt that our heroes served a noble cause, [2:17:40] no doubt that they gave themselves to a righteous mission. No doubt that they had victories and won. [2:17:48] They just won, won, won. That's what they want to do. That's what they know how to do. That's all they know how to do. [2:17:54] The freedoms they preserved and the legacy that they secured have outlived them in so many cases. [2:18:02] But they're looking down on us right now. And with God's help, we will do things that we've never been [2:18:10] able to do before. Our country is becoming a far greater country than it's ever been before. [2:18:17] So today as one people, we say to every American veteran, the sacrifice you have made, we will never [2:18:26] forget the oath that you have kept. We will never take for granted. The values you fought for will never, [2:18:34] we will never ever forsake. The flag you held high, we will never let it fall. And the nation you served, [2:18:44] we will never, ever let it fail. I just want to thank everybody for being here. You're an amazing [2:18:50] group of people. Heroes all, the families, the soldiers, the warriors, you're heroes all. And it's an [2:18:57] honor to be your president. This is really an amazing time in our country's history. We're doing things that [2:19:04] nobody ever thought possible. And yes, we'll have some minor setbacks. We'll handle them very nicely. [2:19:11] But our country has never done like it's done right now, like it's doing right now. [2:19:15] May God bless America's great veterans. May God bless our military. And may God bless [2:19:21] the United States of America. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. [2:19:34] Distinguished guests, please stand if you are able and join the United States Coast Guard Band [2:19:59] and the Air Force singing sergeants in singing God bless America. And remain standing as we retire the [2:20:07] colors. Please place your right hand over your heart or render a hand salute. [2:20:12] 2026 National Veterans Day observance. Please remain at your seats for the departure of the official [2:25:56] party. Thank you for joining us today to celebrate and honor all who served speech in Arlington, [2:27:32] Virginia on this Veterans Day. And speaking of veterans in just a few minutes, we'll be [2:27:37] joined by those who have served our nation here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [2:27:42] This as the White House posted a video this morning honoring members of the United States Armed Forces. [2:27:48] Following that will be a great moment from today's ceremony as well when a 103 year old World War II [2:27:55] veteran was honored. After that, we'll get to some sponsors. Let's go to clip 1A and 2A here on RSBA. [2:28:03] This morning on these our grounds where generations of American heroes rest in eternal glory. [2:28:10] We gather to fulfill the sacred duty of every free man and woman. On Veterans Day, we honor those who have [2:28:19] worn the uniform, who have worn the battle, who have stood to watch, whose ranks have formed the mighty [2:28:28] wall of flesh and blood, bravery and devotion that has defended our freedom for 250 years. Today, to every [2:28:38] veteran, we say the words too often left unsaid. Thank you for your service. Each of you has earned the [2:28:49] respect and the gratitude of our entire nation. We love you. We salute you. And we will never forget [2:28:56] what you have done to keep America safe, sovereign and free. At 19 years old, Jack Myers kissed his young [2:29:08] bride and newborn son goodbye and went to serve as a gunner in the 692nd tank destroyer battalion in World [2:29:18] War II. Brave people all. In the frostbitten winter of 1944, Corporal Myers found himself in the largest [2:29:28] battle in American history, the Battle of the Bulge. For weeks, he and his unit fought in one of the most [2:29:44] intense crucibles and the history of war to turn the enemy's final advance into a unbelievable and [2:29:55] somewhat unexpected defeat we thought would have to go on much longer than that. It was an incredible [2:30:01] moment in military history. Months later, Jack's battalion was among the first to liberate the [2:30:09] Dachau concentration camp, coming face to face with the evil he risked his life to destroy. [2:30:17] Today, Jack is a great, great grandfather and is here to receive our nation's gratitude at 103 years old. [2:30:27] Jack? An awesome moment that was. Can you believe it? He's 103, right? And he says, [2:31:04] let's go. You could read his lips. Let's go. I mean, 103 saying that. That's something we say, [2:31:09] you know, when, you know, a lot younger than that. And then saying, I love you too. You could just read [2:31:14] what he was saying there back to the people. 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So we're going to get into our interviews we just recorded [2:33:37] during the ceremony a little bit, actually prior to the president's speech here in just a second. [2:33:42] We'll also dive into the latest of the US Senate race in Mississippi and in Alaska. And we also [2:33:50] have Bernadette Wilson, the former gubernatorial candidate in Alaska, joined us just yesterday to [2:33:55] talk about this whole Daniel S. Sullivan fiasco that's happening there in the 49th state. But [2:34:03] sticking to Veterans Day, of course, the theme of the day, James Fitzpatrick, he's the director of the [2:34:08] Center to Advance Security in America. He's also an Army veteran. Let's go to that interview from [2:34:13] moments ago. And joining us now here on Right Side Broadcasting Network is the director of the [2:34:20] Center to Advance Security in America and Army veteran, James Fitzpatrick. Thanks again for joining [2:34:25] us, sir. Thanks, Matt. Great to be with you. Definitely. And thank you for your service to [2:34:29] this country as today, of course, is Veterans Day. Your thoughts just at that 30,000, 33,000 foot view of, [2:34:36] you know, serving the greatest nation on Earth. Sure. It's an honor and a privilege as always to [2:34:42] be an Army veteran, still be in the Army Reserves myself. And I think, you know, my message would be [2:34:49] to those that are interested in joining, you know, do it. You won't regret it. And for those that are [2:34:55] interested in serving in other ways, their community, that that's great. Find a way to serve your [2:34:58] community in some way and our nation will be better off. But thank you to all the veterans that have [2:35:03] served our nation. Yeah, exactly. I mean, how many times have you probably seen it? I know I've seen [2:35:08] it out there, whether it's at a restaurant or just out on a nice Sunday morning stroll with the [2:35:15] family. You see someone with a Vietnam veteran hat. You see someone with a world, you know, all sorts of [2:35:22] things. And you always want to thank them. Isn't that something that we should thank our veterans, regardless [2:35:29] of what's going on in the world, because they're the ones that stand up for freedom? [2:35:33] That's right. Yeah, it's what we should instill. It's what I instill in my children. I think we [2:35:37] should all instill it in our children and our schools and that, you know, thanking veterans for [2:35:40] their services. It's not just, you know, it's not just something you say, you know, obviously you say [2:35:45] it, you mean it, but it's something we should act out daily. We should make a point in our daily lives to [2:35:52] remember everything they've done, their sacrifices and the sacrifice they've made for the nation. [2:36:00] It's extremely important and we wouldn't be here without them. [2:36:02] Exactly right. So tell us about the Center to Advance Security in America. What are you guys working on [2:36:07] today, this week and into the future? [2:36:11] Yeah, sure. So we are an organization dedicated to improving the safety and security of the American [2:36:15] people. We focus on research and work that educates and informs people about the actions of their [2:36:22] government, those that impact safety and security. So we do things like records requests, research, [2:36:30] litigation and other sorts of things to educate the public. You know, we engage in all sorts of [2:36:37] records requests. You know, we're engaged in all sorts of litigation right now, exposing past actions of [2:36:46] government actors, things like that. And we're proud of our work. You can check us out on [2:36:51] at SecureUSA on X, where we highlight our work. Most recently, we filed a Senate ethics complaint against [2:37:00] Senator Alyssa Slotkin for her outrageous comments that young Americans, young professionals should [2:37:07] somehow be deterred from joining the Trump administration simply due to their political [2:37:12] beliefs and that she wishes to target them with lawfare if they do decide to join the administration. [2:37:18] So that's that's one of our latest efforts. And we're hopeful that that gets picked up before the [2:37:23] new majority comes in. Exactly. I mean, and that's a big one. That's a big one. Can you share with us [2:37:28] any others that would be big as well? Because that one's huge. Yeah, it's a really big deal. Yeah, I think, [2:37:38] you know, we're also looking at other actions as they relate to her. You know, I think that, [2:37:44] you know, something that could be looked at is potentially limiting her access to classified [2:37:52] information given these comments. You know, as a U.S. Senator, she is entitled to a security clearance [2:38:00] and she's on the Intelligence Committee, the Armed Services Committee. But the executive, [2:38:06] the president and his cabinet and the ODNI officials and things like that do have the ability to limit [2:38:13] classified information to people that have expressed these types of intentions. So we may engage in an [2:38:20] effort to try to, you know, advocate for her security, for classified information to be limited to her [2:38:27] because she's clearly stated that she has intentions of going after people. And if she has access to [2:38:34] sensitive information, she may use it to target these folks. So that's another effort we're [2:38:40] potentially going to engage in. So for people to understand, so the Center to Advanced Security in [2:38:45] America, is it more of a watchdog slash lobby? Tell us just some of the general information about it, [2:38:52] because obviously you bring that information to what Congress, right? And let them know, hey, [2:38:57] this is what we see. Or can you give us a little bit of inside baseball? Yeah, we're a nonprofit [2:39:03] organization. You know, we're nonpartisan, but we want to educate the public. That is our main goal. [2:39:10] And we do that through a variety of ways. Like I said, research, we do complaints, administrative [2:39:16] complaints, litigation, things like that to to bring up records and to show the public, you know, [2:39:22] what their government's doing. And a Senate ethics complaint is exactly like something [2:39:27] that we engage in regularly and try to hold those that are acting in a way that is inappropriate, [2:39:35] potentially accountable. So the public opinion, as you know, in media and, you know, places like your [2:39:44] organization there is very important. That's why you're in that business, right? To let people know [2:39:49] what the heck's going on out there, because a lot in the mainstream media, they're not going to talk [2:39:53] about what you're talking about. They might talk about it this much, but you guys are really honing [2:39:57] in on it, aren't you? Yeah, that's right. I mean, calling attention to these things, [2:40:02] people have a short memory, but calling attention to some of these outrageous things that members of [2:40:07] Congress engage in on a daily basis, I think is important. You know, sometimes people think they [2:40:13] can just say things and do things and there's going to be no ramifications from that. But I think, [2:40:18] you know, this type of comment that we've heard from Senator Slotkin lately, I think, [2:40:26] is just beyond the pale. So I think, you know, things like a Senate ethics complaint, there's [2:40:30] other efforts by the DOJ to potentially to look at her. I know news reports have said so, [2:40:37] also for this conduct. So yes, I think bringing these things to the public's attention and bring [2:40:42] it to the top of their mind is important because the news cycle moves so quickly. [2:40:45] Exactly. It does. We know that here at Right Side. And finally, sir, again, [2:40:49] thank you for your service as an Army veteran. Can you tell us how long you served, where you [2:40:54] served and some of the rank information? Sure. Yeah. So I've been in the Army for about, [2:41:01] for a little over 10 years. I served first with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard. [2:41:05] I'm a judge advocate by my MOS. I'm currently a major, but prior I served with the Pennsylvania [2:41:12] Army National Guard. I was in Kuwait and Jordan with them in 2018. And then since then, I've been, [2:41:18] I've been stateside in the reserves. And yeah, serves a major currently in the trial defense [2:41:25] services. So I'm sort of like the Army's public defender. And I love it. And it's great helping [2:41:29] out young soldiers and all those that are accused of various military infractions. But I love military [2:41:36] service. I hope to continue it. And like I said, I would encourage anyone that's interested [2:41:40] and really thinking about it to go for it. You won't regret it. Amen. James Fitzpatrick, [2:41:46] the director of the Center to Advance Security in America and Army veteran. Thanks again for [2:41:49] joining us here on Right Side. Sure thing. Thanks, Matt. All right. So we'll continue our coverage [2:41:55] with a number of either veteran agencies and also veterans themselves here on Right Side Broadcasting [2:42:01] Network. If you are just tuning in right now and wondering where the event is, well, that event started [2:42:07] at 11 a.m. Eastern Time. We aired it in its entirety, including the president's speech. 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But we did catch up with [2:45:30] Melissa Keithis. She's the executive director of the Air Power Foundation. Check out this interview. [2:45:37] And joining us now on Right Side Broadcasting Network is Melissa Keithis, [2:45:40] the executive director of the Air Power Foundation. Thank you again for joining us, Melissa. [2:45:46] Matthew, thank you so much for having me and the Air Power Foundation on today on this very special [2:45:52] Veterans Day. Exactly. Your thoughts. You're welcome. Your thoughts about Veterans Day. I mean, [2:45:57] this is a day to not only say thank you, but there's ways to serve our veterans too out there, [2:46:01] isn't there? Absolutely. And it's not always just about the thank you. It is about how can we serve [2:46:09] and honor our veterans every single day. And sometimes our veterans, they have invisible scars, [2:46:15] they have challenges. And so we have some great programs that provide resources and opportunities [2:46:22] to provide pathways for healing for our veterans. That's awesome to hear that. I talked with Kate [2:46:27] Monroe, VetCom CEO the other day, and we were just talking about different things that people are [2:46:33] dealing with when they come back to the United States. Or the fact is, it's okay to talk about [2:46:38] having therapy or any kind of thing that will help someone get to the next level, because it's just [2:46:43] what's needed. That's absolutely true. And sometimes it's just having that courage or [2:46:52] that understanding that there is help out there available for you. And it may not be [2:46:57] clinical. It may not be a traditional way. Maybe it is through one of the programs that we offer, [2:47:02] our Equine Therapy and Retreat Center, where you can not only come yourself, but you can bring your [2:47:09] family, you can bring your children, so you can learn how to re-engage one another and [2:47:17] just be a family unit against it. Sometimes that transition, and I think people don't really [2:47:22] understand that the family units have a hard time assimilating as well as veterans move into that [2:47:30] civilian life. Exactly. So let's talk about it. So the Equine [2:47:34] aspect, but are there other programs that you guys offer for our great veterans? [2:47:41] Absolutely. Another one of our fantastic programs is our Service Dog, where we have [2:47:46] Belgian Malinois that have this incredible training behind them that can really help veterans lead a very [2:47:55] productive and active life in our community. Because sometimes the trauma that they experience, [2:48:00] whether it's PTSD or a physical disability that they have, these dogs will come alongside of them [2:48:08] and allow them to leave the house, to be able to perform tasks. And so it is a great way for us to [2:48:15] provide this service for our veterans. And again, these dogs, they don't just change a veteran's life [2:48:22] and the family. They, in many cases, save their life. [2:48:25] And enhance, in some ways, instability in some ways as well, because you're with that camaraderie [2:48:32] out there wherever you are overseas. And you might have seen or experienced a number of things that [2:48:37] are just very difficult. But to not quit, to keep going, to figure out where to get the right kind of [2:48:45] assistance. You know, I mentioned this yesterday as well. If you were to break your arm, you have to get [2:48:50] your arm fixed up. You can't just let it stay broken. Same thing, mentally, emotionally, [2:48:56] spiritually, all the things. You got to have something to help you get fixed up a bit, [2:49:00] you know what I mean? So talk about AirPower Foundation. How long has it been around? [2:49:04] And then also, what made you decide to get involved with helping and assisting veterans? [2:49:11] Well, AirPower has been around for over 28 years now. So longstanding in the community and [2:49:19] throughout the nation for the services that they provide to not only our active duty, but again, [2:49:24] you know, to our veterans. And I've been in the nonprofit world for, gosh, about 24, 25 years now. [2:49:33] And I just felt a real calling on my life to give back to those who served our country, who sacrificed [2:49:41] their entire world to make sure that we continue to have the freedoms that we get to experience each [2:49:48] and every day. And there is no greater calling. There is no greater opportunity to give back to [2:49:55] these men and women who have given us so much. And then on top of that, [2:49:58] your involvement with the AirPower Foundation, was it something from your family? I mean, [2:50:03] what was it that said you want to go and help? Well, honestly, no. I mean, you know, [2:50:09] my parents were not in the military. I had some uncles and, you know, distant relatives that were, [2:50:14] but there wasn't a real strong connection there for me. It was consulting for the AirPower [2:50:20] Foundation. And through that process, you know, I said, you really need an executive director. [2:50:25] And I just fell in love with the mission, with the people behind the mission, with the individuals [2:50:30] that they're serving and just how committed and passionate every single person is at the AirPower [2:50:37] Foundation. And I just knew, you know, I just felt like God tapped me on my shoulder and said, [2:50:42] you have to do it. And here I am. That's awesome stuff. Still doing it. I love it. [2:50:46] No, that's, I mean, it's great to, you're giving back, but you're, think about what you're doing [2:50:50] there. I mean, this is the greatest country on earth, of course. And then we have our veterans who [2:50:54] defend the greatest country on earth. And then you're there to assist once they return here to the, [2:51:00] to this, this great soil of our country. I mean, it must make you feel good to be helping. [2:51:08] I mean, it is the best feeling in the world. And it's also challenging because there is such a need [2:51:15] out there. There are so many, um, challenges that not only face our veterans, but the family. So [2:51:22] we don't just, you know, support our veterans, it's the entire family. And, and it takes a, [2:51:28] an army behind us, right. To, to make all these programs happen. We have such a wonderful board. [2:51:34] We have great supporters and donors and volunteers that make all of this happen for us. I mean, [2:51:40] we're a small staff, but we do mighty things because of the belief in the mission and the [2:51:45] belief that we need and we must support our military and their families and our veterans. [2:51:51] Amen to that. And please tell everyone at Air Power Foundation that RSBN said hello. And I believe we, [2:51:55] the people are right there with you, uh, thanking you for what you guys do as we thank our veterans on this [2:52:01] Veterans Day. Melissa Keithis, the executive director of the Air Power Foundation. Melissa, [2:52:07] thanks again for what you're doing. Thanks again for joining us here on Right Side. [2:52:10] Thank you, Matthew, for having me. Have a wonderful Veterans Day. [2:52:13] You too. Thank you. All right. So we'll get to some more along the lines of Veterans Day. 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He's the founder of Heroes for Humanity. Thanks again for joining us, Dennis. [2:55:30] Thank you so much for having me on. Definitely. Let's talk about the Heroes for Humanity. I [2:55:37] understand there's a video out there of a number of veterans taking part in a mission of sorts. Tell [2:55:42] us about it. Yeah. So Heroes for Humanity is not just a nonprofit. It's a ministry. And we really, [2:55:48] we do three things. We use the gifts and talents of the Lord to be his hands and feet. And we do that [2:55:56] in three specific pillars. Precision personal rescue. As we talked about multiple times on the show, [2:56:01] we were there during the Afghan evacuation and pulled out 77 Americans who were trapped behind [2:56:07] any lines, who we left behind. That's when I started the Heroes for Humanity and gave my life [2:56:13] to Christ in the riverbank Afghanistan. And then we pulled out a whole bunch more people in the initial [2:56:20] invasion of Ukraine who were being genocided from the women and children on the initial one and no one [2:56:28] would go. So we continued that. Then we started rescuing traffic children around the world and then [2:56:32] inside the United States. So precision personal rescue, humanitarian and medical aid. We do it not [2:56:37] just globally and all around the world, but we do it. We're rappelling down the mountains in Hurricane [2:56:43] Helene, North Carolina. We're the guys who are diving in Kerrville floods, pulling out the bodies of [2:56:48] the children from Camp Mystic, giving those families that closure they deserve to the California floods, [2:56:55] to any natural disaster that shocks the people, overwhelms the government. And in that gap, we take [2:57:01] it to prayer and we act. We are also there in Colombia, Venezuela, and a multitude of countries [2:57:08] across the world. So humanitarian and medical aid. And the third one is evangelism. We openly reach, [2:57:13] teach, preach, preach, and disciple. In that video, you see that is what we're gearing and training [2:57:18] people. A lot of it is built off the backs of veteran special operators, and we teach what decades [2:57:24] of special operations training has done to us. But instead of doing it for men and for the government, [2:57:29] we re-equip everyone and do it for Christ and his kingdom. That's awesome to see that. You know, [2:57:38] there's many things that you guys are taking care of there at Heroes for Humanity, especially with these [2:57:43] kind of videos of just actual work being done and just training and that kind of thing. [2:57:49] But today, of course, being Veterans Day, why do you do what you do every day as you're a veteran, [2:57:54] but also for others out there? Yeah. Well, first I want to say thank you to all the men and women [2:58:00] who served in uniform past and present and who stood up and took the oath to defend and support [2:58:07] the Constitution of the United States. I believe that that desire and that service to serve your [2:58:14] country. It doesn't just end in uniform. It continues on what Bill Brown just said, [2:58:21] the previous guest, of standing and holding the line, supporting, defending the Constitution [2:58:26] of the United States in uniform, out of uniform, and continuing to serve. So, Heroes for Manning, [2:58:34] we specifically pull on those types of people who want to serve and be a good servant, [2:58:39] but just now do it also to serve others in any kind of realm. And we spoke about in our three pillars. [2:58:46] So, but one of the biggest things that we see is veterans, is what I call the veterans curse of the [2:58:53] veteran suicide and the 22 a day. A lot of guys, when they take off the uniform, they take off the [2:58:58] identity. And we give at Heroes for Manning, we give them purpose again and repurpose their hands [2:59:05] for the work of God that He has equipped all of us with amazing gifts and talents to do. But for some [2:59:11] reason, when we hung up the uniform, we retire the rank and the uniform, but we don't retire our [2:59:16] experience. And He's equipped us with amazing gifts and talents to reach, teach, preach, and disciple, [2:59:21] and help those to stand the line, like Bill Brown just said, and a voice out for injustice-ness [2:59:28] and to be the voice of reason. Exactly. And then on top of that, all of the great work that you guys [2:59:35] are doing. So where could people go to check out the website and maybe donate if they'd like, [2:59:40] because this is a great mission that you have out there helping people, you know, not only helping [2:59:45] people, how about saving their lives like you guys did in Afghanistan some five years ago, but what [2:59:51] website can they go to? If they can go and follow us on Instagram at heroes.for.humanity, [2:59:58] or go on our website at theheroesforhumanity.org. Find how you can share your time, treasure, [3:00:04] talent, get involved, email, send us questions you have so you can actually participate, get [3:00:11] trained and equipped to go and fight on the front lines of comfort. That's where the enemy wants to [3:00:17] keep us. It is comfortable with our butts glued to our chairs and our feet concrete to the ground. [3:00:23] You need to be on the edge of comfort on the edge of faith, pushing that so that we can help others [3:00:29] and so that we don't fall into society that we slowly sadly see today. So in my head, I don't want [3:00:36] us to just hold the line in America because that's how we get overwhelmed. I want us to push the line and [3:00:44] regain and take back our country that is ultimately built on morals, values, ethics, and Christian [3:00:54] foundational beliefs. And we need to voice that up because it's just guys like us are typically going [3:01:00] out and getting political science degrees and we're not out there running. But guess what? If you're not [3:01:06] out there running and voicing, just like again, Bill Brown did such a good job about talking about [3:01:11] speaking up is if guys like us who aren't out there voicing this and running for campaigns, [3:01:17] then don't be surprised when you're being the only people on the ballot are the people who have [3:01:21] ideologies and different beliefs and trying to do things to your children that we don't believe. [3:01:25] And we do know, of course, the second president, John Adams said, quote, our constitution was made [3:01:33] only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other. So [3:01:41] this is what we're facing in our nation. We're going to keep on keeping on and ideally, hopefully, [3:01:46] prayerfully, all the things making it happen to have a Republican in that White House in 2029 [3:01:52] to hold back anything from the leftist Democrats. Dennis Price, thanks again for your friendship [3:01:57] to the network and what you're doing out there for Heroes for Humanity, the founder of Heroes for [3:02:03] Humanity. Dennis, thank you again for joining us on Right Side. Thank you so much for having me on. [3:02:07] God bless. God bless you, sir. And from now until 2029, of course, President Trump's standing in the [3:02:15] way. Just imagine having Harris winning that 2024 election and somehow Congress being overtaken as these [3:02:22] leftists are doing in the Democratic Party for House and the Senate coming up in January. Just [3:02:29] imagine all three levels of government when it comes to, well, at least the two levels there, [3:02:35] the legislative and the executive branch. But wow. Anyway, that was Dennis Price, of course, [3:02:41] Heroes for Humanity. We're going to get to some more information in just a second. Let's go to [3:02:47] MyPillow.com slash RSBN. 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Too often, the small fraction of Americans who [3:06:05] choose to put on the uniform and the families and loved ones who shoulder the sacrifice alongside them [3:06:10] are invisible to too many of us. But these American sons and daughters are the very best of us. [3:06:16] They always have been and they always will be. They are the reason why our military remains to this [3:06:22] day the envy of the entire world. They carry the cause of their country with the same resolve as [3:06:29] their forefathers at Valley Forge. They fight with the same courage as the boys who ran towards the [3:06:34] fire on the beaches of Normandy. And when necessary, they have laid down their life with the same [3:06:40] willingness as the hundreds of thousands of Americans who came before them. What we owe to them [3:06:46] today and in all the days to come cannot be expressed in words. It is a sacred duty that belongs to [3:06:54] all of us. A duty not only to the men and women who have served, but to the nation they served [3:07:00] itself. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country's birth, let us rededicate ourselves [3:07:06] to that task to ensure that America, our home, to which so many have given so much, remains the [3:07:13] greatest nation on the earth. So within the 24-7 news cycle, at this hour we're still tracking two [3:07:25] Senate races still too close to call in Mississippi and Alaska. So let's check out some of the latest [3:07:32] numbers there. Let's go specifically to Mississippi first and that U.S. Senate race. So as you see [3:07:37] there on your screen, Scott Colum has the lead there, 49% to 48.8%. That's 98% of the votes counted. [3:07:47] That's a decent lead there at this point. Very small margin, actually, if you look at the numbers. [3:07:53] There's 470,074 to 467,084. So we'll see after the next 2% of votes are counted in Mississippi [3:08:03] if the Democrat will be in the lead still and will be declared the winner. Again, that would be for [3:08:10] the U.S. Senate in deep red, or so we thought, Mississippi. We'll see what happens there with [3:08:17] the numbers. Let's go from Mississippi way up to the last frontier in Alaska. You see the numbers [3:08:24] there on your screen as well. So Dan S. Sullivan, 47.2% to 49% there with Mary Patola. And look at [3:08:34] Daniel J. Sullivan down there at 1.7%. There is an investigation into any alleged illegal voting [3:08:42] activity that is going on there in Alaska with this Daniel J. Sullivan, who has been called by [3:08:50] authorities, not charged yet for any crime at this point. If there is one, we'll see that Daniel J. [3:08:57] Sullivan was an alleged so-called sham or decoy candidate to confuse the electorate, to confuse [3:09:05] voters. And a number of people on some of the exit polls, we're told, were confused when they came [3:09:14] out. They said, wait, I might have voted for Daniel J. Sullivan. I thought he was the Republican. [3:09:19] Now, you see that UDC on the bottom of his name there? I'm not even sure what that is, [3:09:23] to be honest, because it should be GOP or DEM. But at this point, you know, undeclared candidate, [3:09:31] probably. That's what it is. But outside of that, in the actual polling place, I'm told that [3:09:38] he was listed as a Republican as well on election day. So it's a very confusing situation going on [3:09:45] there right now. But this is what we see at least as there are 85%, sorry, 84% of the votes are counted [3:09:55] and Patola's still with the lead there. So we're going to see how that goes. This is, [3:09:58] this looks like it's going to last for a little bit. But this is also as there's an investigation [3:10:02] into who the heck the Daniel J. Sullivan guy is. 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Joining us now on Right Side Broadcasting Network is Bernadette Wilson, the former candidate [3:13:31] for Alaska governor. Thanks so much for joining us here on the network. Yes, it's great to be with you. [3:13:37] Thank you for having me. Definitely. You know, before we get to the U.S. Senate race in your state, [3:13:43] what is your message to the American people after that tough loss that we had to experience [3:13:48] last Tuesday? You know, I think the big thing is we got to keep going. You know, the thing is you [3:13:54] look at what the electorate, who they voted for, the policies that they voted for. Ironically enough, [3:14:00] these are the same policies that have contributed to the high price of fuel, the economy and the [3:14:05] situation that it's in. You know, I think that voters, sometimes it's very easy to blame the [3:14:10] administration that is right in front of you. They forget that under the Biden administration, [3:14:16] we were still trying to dig ourselves out of a mess. I mean, you look at Alaska. Under Biden's [3:14:22] presidency, we had more executive orders issued against the state of Alaska than we did the country [3:14:27] of Iran. More than 70 executive orders. President Donald Trump comes in, he's doing his best to get [3:14:34] these things rolled back to get this economy back on track. And unfortunately, we saw Americans all [3:14:40] over the country vote for these policies that are going to send us even more into a downward spiral. [3:14:48] But you know what the good news is? I think it sets Republicans up very well. It sets conservatives up [3:14:54] very well for us to kind of regroup, reorganize. We've got just two years until we have a battle for that [3:15:01] presidency. And of course, other congressional seats that will come up. And so this is our [3:15:06] chance to catch our breath, learn from what just happened and be prepared to move forward in victory. [3:15:13] Exactly. And then for you, you know, it would be great if you obviously won the gubernatorial [3:15:18] election there in Alaska. But what's next for you? Are you going to be running for any other [3:15:23] offices, whether it's House, Senate, gubernatorial? You know, we will see what the future holds. I have [3:15:30] learned never say never. I have been very involved in conservative circles here in Alaska for quite a [3:15:38] long time. Of course, I still have my business. I'm definitely not going anywhere anytime soon. [3:15:45] Today is the big ballot drop. And so we're expecting those numbers to come through. And then, [3:15:51] of course, our election, they'll go through the ranked choice tabulations on November 18. [3:15:57] And then the race gets certified on the 25th. But regardless of outcome, I can assure you, [3:16:02] I'm not going anywhere. We need to repeal ranked choice voting here in Alaska. [3:16:07] Senator Lisa Murkowski seat is up in two years. Republicans in the state of Alaska really need [3:16:13] to come together. We need to reclaim that Senate seat. So we definitely have our work cut out for us. [3:16:19] A hundred percent. So can you break that down for the lower 48 in the sense of the Daniel S. Sullivan [3:16:27] and Mary Patola and then also Daniel J. Sullivan, the alleged decoy sham candidate put up and propped [3:16:35] up to confuse voters? How do you see all of this shaking out and then also the ranked choice voting and [3:16:41] kind of weed through it for us? Yeah, well, so you have very different things that are going on here, [3:16:48] right? Of course, with ranked choice voting, top four went on. The situation with Dan S. Sullivan [3:16:54] and then decoy Dan Sullivan, the fake Dan, what you see there is that Democrats really took ranked [3:17:01] choice voting and they manipulated it. They were using it to try to trick voters all over Alaska. [3:17:07] When top four move on, what it does is it allows the Democrats to recruit candidates who are actually [3:17:14] of the opposing political party. You see the opposing political party putting in resources, you know, [3:17:20] money, a lot of money going into a completely sham candidate who was never even out on the campaign [3:17:26] trail. In fact, still today, they don't even know what state he is in. And so my hope is that the Trump [3:17:33] administration will indeed pursue this. You know, right here in Alaska, Governor Dunleavy, while he [3:17:38] approaches his final few weeks as governor, he has launched an investigation into it as well. So I [3:17:44] most certainly hope that justice is served and that we can most certainly get to the bottom [3:17:49] of what happened there. But it's a it is a warning to the rest of the country and also for Alaskans here [3:17:55] at home. You really, more than ever, you can't believe what is put in front of you. The pressure is [3:18:01] really on the electorate to go digging past all of the trickery that you saw just unfold here in this [3:18:09] in this race here in Alaska in this Senate race. You know, when it comes to ranked choice voting, [3:18:13] it looks like that repeal is going to fail, which is very disappointing. I hope that Alaskans will come [3:18:20] back. I hope that they'll put that on that ballot again and keep moving forward. I think what we saw was [3:18:25] kind of a disconnect between the need to repeal ranked choice voting and then to what extent it [3:18:32] had really caused a mess. We saw it in the Senate race. We're watching it unfold right now in the [3:18:38] governor's race where you had a majority of voters voted for a Republican, yet it appears as though we're [3:18:45] going to land a Democrat in a seat. And so it is definitely multifaceted, many, many layers to dig [3:18:52] through and an absolute and complete mess here. Not what Alaska wants to be known for across the [3:18:58] country. But unfortunately, that's the situation at hand today. Yeah. And then so when we look at [3:19:05] this with Daniel J. Sullivan, the decoy candidate, alleged decoy candidate, if there's evidence in [3:19:11] receipts that there was wrongdoing and it was an illegal act and all the things, can by law, do you [3:19:18] know, can those votes then go to the real Dan Sullivan, uh, Dan S. Sullivan to have that U.S. [3:19:24] Senate seat, which would have right now, if it were to happen, if all the votes from the J. Sullivan, [3:19:29] the fake guy alleged goes to the S. Sullivan, he would be in the lead right now. So how does that shake [3:19:36] out? You know, I think that that, that alone is where you see a lot of controversy right now. [3:19:41] That's why you see the president's administration getting involved. It's why you've seen the governor [3:19:46] launch, launch investigation. Um, I don't doubt that this race is going to be unsettled for quite [3:19:52] some time as they pursue different core options. What happened? When exactly did it happen? To what [3:19:58] extent was it orchestrated and who knew what I think is ultimately going to come down and determine, [3:20:05] do we know even in a couple of weeks who holds this Senate seat? I don't doubt that both sides of the [3:20:12] political aisle are most certainly going to attempt to launch this in front of the courts. [3:20:17] It'll be interesting to see how that unfolds. And then can they even go find the individuals who are [3:20:22] involved? I mean, like I mentioned, you know, right now they don't even know where decoy Dan is at. [3:20:28] And so my understanding is that they are attempting to locate him and I don't doubt that it will go in [3:20:34] front of the courts. But ultimately right now you have a lot of unanswered questions, [3:20:39] a lot of things that most certainly look very, very suspicious from text messages to phone records, [3:20:45] to former staff members who are speaking up at first blush. What we know today, it definitely [3:20:51] looks as though there was some wrongdoing in this race. So we'll see how that unfolds. I mean, [3:20:57] I think that that's anyone's guess right now. My hope is that the administration, [3:21:02] the governor will continue indeed to pursue it, make sure that Alaskans and their votes are really [3:21:09] and truly counted and accounted for in the way that they intended them to be. I mean, [3:21:14] at the very foundation of our republic is the idea that we can go and have transparent, [3:21:21] fair, secure elections. You know, we can debate taxes, education, immigration, all of these different [3:21:27] things. But at the very foundation of it, if we don't protect the core of our republic and that [3:21:34] right to go into that voting booth and to cast a vote that we know is fair, transparent and accurate, [3:21:41] then you have completely undermined the entire American system of democracy. [3:21:48] Exactly right. So we'll see what happens with the investigation there in Alaska. And as the numbers are [3:21:54] counted and, and all of the things, it's quite the, as you mentioned, it is quite the mess we're [3:21:59] watching. We want to see who's going to win this thing, but we'll see what the outcome is. Bernadette [3:22:04] Wilson of Alaska. Thanks again for what you're doing for the country as a conservative patriot. [3:22:09] Tell the Alaskans that love God family country. We said hello and thank you so much for joining us. [3:22:15] Yes. Thank you. Okay. So we're continuing to monitor this race in Alaska as well. And also in [3:22:24] Mississippi, it seems like those are the only two races that have yet to be called. So, [3:22:29] you know, we'll continue to track that as it happens. Let's go to some of our sponsors in [3:22:34] the meantime, here specifically at the kidsfightingsocialism.com, as you see right there [3:22:39] on your screen, as I pull it up here on the network. With democratic socialists about to be [3:22:44] in control of Congress, they're really working to undo President Trump's progress and move America [3:22:49] one step closer to socialism and then hopefully not eventually to communism. Here's the real problem. [3:22:55] They know the fastest way to change America is to change what our kids believe. 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That's kidsfightingsocialism.com. [3:26:54] Welcome back to Right Side Broadcasting Network. It's been quite the broadcast here. Of course, [3:27:00] at 11 o'clock this morning, we saw the President, we saw the First Lady at the Tomb of the Unknown in [3:27:07] Arlington at the Arlington National Cemetery laying that wreath there. And then we heard from the Vice [3:27:13] President, we heard from the Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins, we heard from President Trump. [3:27:19] As we saw a number of great moments there. And let's go back to some of those moments right now [3:27:26] as we continue our live coverage here on Right Side, getting close to the bottom of the hour. [3:27:30] Specifically, I want you to really pay attention. If you didn't get a chance to see this, [3:27:35] a 103-year-old World War II veteran, a not only great-grandfather, how about a great-great-grandfather, [3:27:43] honored and respected today. Look at his reaction. Watch the words that he says by just reading what [3:27:50] he says in his lips. He says, let's go, which is, I mean, come on now. Let's go, like 103 years old. [3:27:56] Let's go. And then also saying back to the people as they were cheering and clapping for [3:28:03] this World War II veteran saying, I love you too. So let's just watch this moment from earlier on this [3:28:09] broadcast. At 19 years old, Jack Myers kissed his young bride and newborn son goodbye and went to [3:28:18] serve as a gunner in the 692nd Tank Destroyer Battalion in World War II. Brave people all. In the [3:28:29] frostbitten winter of 1944, Corporal Myers found himself in the largest battle in American history, [3:28:36] the Battle of the Bulge. For weeks, he and his unit fought in one of the most intense crucibles in the [3:28:52] history of war to turn the enemy's final advance into an unbelievable and somewhat unexpected defeat. [3:29:02] We thought it would have to go on much longer than that. 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