This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly Show, another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. And look, here's what we got this hour.

We're about to do Medal of Honor Monday. I'll just go through the story, maybe give you just a little bit around it.

But then we're walking away from that. And we're going to walk away from American politics.

And we're going to do history.

I'll get to where it is and what it is in just a moment, just a few minutes after Middle of Honor Monday.

And again, this is going to be part one.

Part two will probably be tomorrow, if not Wednesday at the latest.

And I don't know whether part two will finish it either, but there's a conflict at a period of time we should probably learn more about, given everything that's going on right now.

But you know what time it is.

It's the start of the second hour on Monday.

So we do the same thing.

We always do. We do Medal of Honor Monday. When you earn a Medal of Honor, you get a citation,

a write-up about what you did. Some of them are very long. Some of them are very short. It's going to

depend on who does the write-up and the conflict itself.

You'll notice we don't do very many pre-World War II.

That's no disrespect to Civil War, World War I, any of the others,

but the write-ups are pathetic. The two or three sentences.

World War II, they realize these guys deserve more than that,

so they started picking up the

writing. But when you earn one of these, they write you up a citation about what you did,

and we should remember these men and remember their deeds. There is a sea of heroes out

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