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As we observe Memorial Day today and honor those who pay the ultimate sacrifice for our nation,

it's fitting to reflect on America's unique place in world history.

Our founding was indeed providential.

And throughout our history, brave Americans have

defended liberty, both at home and abroad. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson welcomes

author and speaker Dr. William Bennett, who served as Secretary of Education under President

Ronald Reagan, and later as director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy under President

George H.W. Bush. Dr. Bennett is also a prolific author whose books include The Book of Virtues,

Tried by Fire, and the focus of today's discussion, America, The Last Best Hope. During this fascinating

conversation, Dr. Dobson and Dr. Bennett will explore America's

remarkable founding, the character of leaders like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and

why our country continues to be a beacon of hope for millions all around the world. They'll also

discuss the challenges facing our republic and why preserving our heritage matters so deeply.

On this day of remembrance, we reflect not only on those who gave their lives in service,

but also on the enduring ideals they protected.

Let's listen in now for this inspiring discussion on America's Enduring Legacy of Hope here on Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk.

I don't ever remember starting an interview with an author by saying, what's the significance

of that title? But in this case, I want you to express it.

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