This Memorial Day, America honors her fallen heroes.

Live from Arlington National Cemetery, President Donald Trump participates in the traditional

wreath-lane ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier, paying tribute to the brave men and women

who gave everything for this country.

Real America's voice and the War Room present special coverage, starting right now. I'm I'm I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm Hmm. Mm-hmm. Welcome.

It's Memorial Day in the Yerever Lord, 2026.

Right there, you have a shot of the Guard of Honor at Arlington National Cemetery near the Tomb of the Unknown.

A Guard of Honor is what we're talking about with Patrick K. O'Donnell.

So to do a grassroots effort, people say, hey, we have to have something that's equivalent

to the French and to the British that have done this, particularly given the sacrifice. And remember, World War I, like, I think was such a shock of the intensity of the combat,

and that it was very controversial.

There were a lot of Americans that did not want our boys to go back and fight the wars

of the old world, particularly when there were so many, you know, kings and that, but the American

Expedition Force had such a magnificent, I mean, just incredible battle history, even in the

short time they were there, that people wanted to

make sure they honored people, and given the very high casualties, and the intensity of things

like mustard gas. And remember, that really broke the French. Well, the French didn't

only last for six weeks in World War II. I think it was four million casualties in the French army.

The fact they used to, they started having mutinies, the troops that you enlisted men who just said,

...