Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Zellensky and a vet and an interaction that is just all over the place right now and just kind of run

through what occurred and provide a little bit more to the story.

Okay, so if you haven't seen the footage yet,

during the commemorations for D-Day, there is an American veteran. During the President Zelensky. And the vet reaches out to kiss his hand and

Zellensky stops him. The vet calls him the savior of the people.

Zelensky's like no no no no you Vat calls him the savior of the people.

Zellinski's like, no, no, no, you saved Europe.

The Vets says, you know, my hero.

And Zellensky's like, you're the hero.

And there's this back and forth they end up embracing and the old man is like you

know I'll pray for you.

That footage is everywhere. So the question is who's the old man right? His name is

Melvin Hurwitz. Now if I have the information right, he was with the

eighth Air Force and was a radio gunner on a B-17 flying fortress, a Memphis bell.

So those aircraft, I want to say, 36% of them completed their required 25 missions.

That was their tour that they had to do. The survival right for the

pilots and crew averaged less than 50%. Hurwitz is 99 years old. That footage is everywhere.

There are probably a lot of Americans who... who likes to talk about that generation and

simultaneously support politicians who did everything they could for months to stop the flow of aid, to allow Zellinsky to be, quote, the savior of the people have sent messages asking if I think that's that interaction was

rehearsed or choreographed or something like that.

No, I don't. I believe, as the kids would say, I think real recognize real.

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