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Hello, friends and family from around the country and literally around the world. This is another episode with your host.

David J. Harris Jr. and today, friends, I have the privilege and the honor of having a true patriot on my show today.

Somebody that I've come to call a good friend, somebody that I love as a sister, appreciate her work so, so terribly much.

She is so necessary in the movement of today and the waking up of a generation of individuals that are absolutely brainwashed by the non-stop propaganda that continually comes out of our televisions.

Hopefully you are familiar with her. I'm going to bring her up in a minute. I've got a new shirt designed for it.

One way to support me in my show is to get over to DavidHarrisJunior.com and check out the merch and the designs that I've got.

I've tried to continually give you talking pieces to wear to strike up a conversation with somebody.

And I think right now more than ever, we need one nation under God. That's what we need to be about.

So my guest today is none other than the infamous Laura Logan. Laura has been a candidate reporter for decades, often in the most dangerous places in the world.

And she's earned a prominent place among the world's best foreign correspondents. In her role at 60 minutes, Logan helped us understand the political and human conflicts around the world, including Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, Palestine, and Egypt.

Committed to the story. She lived in Iraq for five years at the height of the violence.

She was one of the few journalists in Baghdad when the US military entered the city, reporting live in the square as the statue of Saddam fell.

Logan has earned almost every journalistic and reporting award. Among them are the highly prestigious Dupont Columbia University Silver Baton, the Overseas Press Club, the Emmys, and the RTNDA Edward R. Moro Award.

Her name is just a few. Friends, here's a clip that I want to play for you before I bring on my guest and good friend, Laura Logan.

There is nothing left. Any direction you walk all you find is more destruction. Thousands of angry Somalis and heavily armed gunmen were locked in an intense battle with the Americans.

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