This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly show.

Another hour of the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful Monday and there's not

probably going to be any politics this hour. If there is, it'll be in a little while.

I'm sorry because we'll get to the Pam Bondi stuff next hour. We're going to talk about some

cultural Marxism issues next hour because of something that's been happening in America.

I'll get to all that.

Just not yet.

Because it's time for Medal of Honor Monday.

And after Medal of Honor Monday, I should say kind of around Medal of Honor Monday,

we're going to do another little history tale.

I'm going to walk our way through a huge WW2 battle in World War II. And I think you'll find it interesting. Not one of the ones

a lot of people know a lot about, but man, an ugly, ugly affair. But before we get there,

we are going to do what we always do on Monday at this time.

And that's we are going to take a Medal of Honor citation and we're going to read it.

That's it.

We're going to read about this hero, about his deeds.

After I'm done reading it, we're going to go right into the history story and learn more about the battles surrounding it.

This particular gentleman was born in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

His name is George John Hall, George J. Hall, staff sergeant in the United States Army. So, without further ado, honoring those who went above and beyond. It's Medal of Honor Monday.

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty,

attacking across flat, open terrain under direct enemy observation,

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