The economy is in the gutter, gas is through the roof, the store shelves are empty.

Violent crime is skyrocketing, our money is rapidly losing value. We're prohibited from

participating in much of society without injecting ourselves with an experimental drug, and even when

we do inject ourselves with that experimental drug, much of our country remains closed, all on

Joe Biden's watch, most of it at his direction. Which is why the president, who has an

anvil of an approval rating at the moment, has enlisted one of America's most likeable celebrities

to convince the country that everything is going great.

If only we're brave enough, brave enough to live through two of the most difficult years many

of us can remember. Brave enough to pull ourselves up again and again. America is the home of the brave.

It's why we keep getting up no matter how many times we get knocked down, like with our economy.

It isn't all the way back, but it's getting stronger. We may be entering year three of a pandemic,

none of us wanted or expected. We are stronger than we were a year ago today. We're bringing on new

drivers, we're expanding. The fear that was there, it's going away. Business is booming. We're strong.

We're courageous. We're resilient. We are America, land of the brave.

Of long said, it's never been a good bet to bet against America. And that's more true today than ever.

Forget for a moment how pathetic it is that the president needs to enlist Woody from Toy Story

to make people like him. Did you notice the subtle transformation of language?

He said, Tom Hanks said that America is the land of the brave. That's not the line.

Traditionally, we say that America is the land of the free and the home of the brave.

But we can't say that anymore because in Biden's America, the first part is no longer true.

I'm Michael Noll's, it's the Michael Noll Show.

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