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People reach out all the time and tell me stories about their, generally speaking, their kids that are in the military and things that are going on in the military. And most of them are things that you've seen about or related to things that you've

seen about in the news about the military becoming more progressive, more woke. I think in a lot of

our words, maybe less tough, less driven, things that are taking place. And I always respond kindly to all these nice folks.

And I know that you're very worried and concerned about your children or relatives or friends

that are in the service and the way things that are changing and things that most people,

most Americans would look at and say not changing for the better in the military.

You know, there's there's a way of looking at greatness in this world,

and greatness is blind to things like sexual preference, gender, or skin color.

Example of this the other night I was flipping through channels,

and I don't really watch PBS, but every now and then they have a concert on PBS or music,

and I stop and I go, oh, hey, this is pretty good.

And it was the composer John Williams, who's done all of the theme songs for Star Wars,

E.T., all these great movies.

And he had a complete symphony in front of him, and he was playing all of his movie themes.

And it was terrific.

I mean, this symphony was just out of control great. I mean,

this was spectacular entertainment. There was the great John Williams conducting all of it.

I don't know which symphony or Philharmonic it was. I don't know. I assume it was Los Angeles

because that's where he lives and works and does all this great stuff for the movies. And we were

kind of enthralled by it. We watched for about seven or eight

or nine minutes. And I said, wow, is this old? Is this new? What year was this? It didn't look

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