You know, these people have been fighting and killing each other since before the time of Christ.

And in our arrogance and our state department over there is going to, you know, put a Sesame Street show on or a drag show and think we're going to convert them or something.

And that's with our billions of dollars.

And that's their arrogance.

They have no clue.

And, you know, they just think they're super intelligent.

The Bible talks about professing yourself to be wise, you became a fool.

And I think we're very foolish across this great globe.

It just shows us we need to start managing our own business.

This was today, this was issued by the Department of Defense. The Department of Defense honors

fallen heroes on fourth anniversary of Abbey Gate Attack. This was obviously four years since the

Afghanistan withdrawal, which was disastrous. I mean, we all remember it well. It was a national

humiliation. So, so I wanted to

bring in Congressman Tim Burchett to discuss this, discuss what's changed since that fateful week in

Afghanistan, um, which was obviously cost 13, um, members of our armed forces. I wanted to get into

this story. So this is obviously four years

since the Afghanistan withdrawal. We had the DoD honoring the fallen soldiers from the Abbey Gate

Memorial. I mean, I'm wondering what your thoughts are on the, yeah. Well, I knew one of the

families that was involved, their son, Ryan Canals, Staff Sergeant Ryan Canals,

they named the highway that my farm and home are on after him.

I know his mama and daddy very well.

It was just an unnecessary tragedy.

...