Good day. Welcome to the Midday Report on the America Allowed News Radio Network.

I am your host, Dr. Franco Museo of the Counter Momentum of Spin.

To our friends listening in the United States and around the world, I always say this, especially recently. There's no lack of hard news items

keeping our adrenaline going. Not at all. So, yeah, what can I do? We're, and all of us,

our aim here is to dissect the nuances to not only feed to our adrenaline,

but search the foundations of all these events and the causes into which we come into contact now on a 24-hour-day basis.

So what's happened most recently?

The title of this show, The Trump's G. Summit, Rhetoric versus Reality.

And I am thrilled and privileged, definitely privileged, to introduce.

Now, I want to say the third, fourth time, retired naval aviator, Captain Kenneth Dutch,

Rouch, Rouch, Dutch for short, uh, who is basically too humbled for his own

stature in the world of aviation and in the world of, I would say, geopolitics.

He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1966, after which time his career skyrocketed, no pun intended, but it did in terms of,

well, I'm going to name a few, U.S. Naval Fighter Weapons School Top Gun Instructor, Canadian Forces

College, Toronto Canada instructor. He's flown over 320 combat missions as an attack pilot,

deployed twice to Vietnam. He flew the A4 Skyhawk and the A7 Coursair aircraft. He became a test pilot

for numerous aircraft to include the F-14. Top Gun, Grumman. This is what Top Gunn... I'm sorry, Tomcat,

Tomcat Grumman. This is what Top Gun One used. His son flew the F-18 Super Hornet, which was seen in

Top-Gun, the second Top Gun. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

Dutch has been decorated a lot,

distinguished flying cross for heroism,

an extraordinary achievement while participating

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