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Another hour of the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Monday.

So we're going to talk about Medal of Honor Monday here in just a couple of minutes, of course.

Then we are going to dig into a couple other things about Afghanistan.

I'm going to do some emails.

There's a lot we have to get to

tonight on the show. But we're not getting to anything else, but middle of honor Monday right

now. Start of the second hour, every single Monday we do the exact same thing. We honor a hero.

We remember his name and we remember his deeds. And I want to remind you again that every

time someone earns a Medal of Honor, they do a write-up on what he did. It's called a citation.

You can go look these up yourself. It's free. There are multiple websites that allow you. You can even sort it by

branch of service or by conflict. You can just go read them. It's like reading an action movie.

Read them to your kids, to the office, to your team, to your Sunday school. These are people who should be remembered.

It is important for a nation to remember its heroes.

And we do take email recommendations on top of your love, your hate, and your death threats.

And you're asked Dr. Jesse questions, of course.

If you have a Medal of Honor citation that is close to you in some way, a friend, a neighbor from your hometown, maybe one you just love, you can email it in.

There is a bit of a backlog on that one warning you, but we got this email.

Jesse, you recently honored Roger Donlin's Medal of Honor Award.

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