Welcome to Home of the Brave. So it's 9-11, September 11th. Pretty early in the morning, the sun's just coming up.

I slept here next to the river last night.

19 years ago, About right now the planes hit the buildings in New York.

I'm next to the Yellowstone River about 30 miles north of Custer's last stand, the little bighorn battlefield.

And it's a pretty big river at this point,

maybe 300 yards wide, maybe 250 yards wide, and fairly deep and slow moving.

No more rapids.

Kind of a little bit muddy. Fish are jumping a little bit muddy.

A fish are jumping a little bit, maybe catfish coming up.

I feel good, I feel better,

more relaxed, more calm, that I did a week ago. I feel different now already.

Maybe it's being out in the country or maybe it's just working on a project.

Or maybe it's that I'm learning something. What I'm learning is that all is not lost.

You know, I stop along the road, driving along. I see a lot of US flags from houses or on

flag pulls out along the road,

you know, sort of ostentatious displays of patriotism.

And the flag, the American flags often have Trump 2020 flags with them so I stop and ask people

who have these flags flying if they want to talk for this show.

And they've all said yes.

They're all up for it so far.

No one's told me to go away.

No one's called me bad names because I'm from the liberal media.

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