From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Ketti, Armstrong and Getty Show.

I got one of the cable news channels on so they're covering whatever Biden's doing and

he's given a speech, they're given the Medal of Honor to a Vietnam veteran.

And it's got something to do with him being one of the first black leaders of some sort

of group or something at the time and did some really heroic things and definitely deserves

this and everything like that.

But the thing that got my attention in this, you're probably wondering if he deserved

the Medal of Honor, why is he getting in now.

The paperwork got lost twice.

How and the hell does that happen?

You got somebody who risk his life while wounded to save a whole bunch of other people

in Vietnam, getting really old, be nice for him to get this while he's still alive and

you lose the paperwork more than once.

How does stuff like that happen in a bureaucracy?

I don't even get it.

I know it's just so sad.

So sad.

If they can lose the paperwork for something like that, what are your chances of it some

minor filing for right to do something on your land, blah, blah, blah.

How are you ever going to get that straight now?

Oh, I know.

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