Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about the

Wall's Vance debate timelines and we're going to go over the final word on Wall's military

record. First, the Wall's Vance debate has been scheduled for October 1st on CNN.

It should be interesting, especially now that Vance's allegations against walls have been refuted by the only source that actually matters.

And it's funny because I was talking to Bo and we don't talk about the channel much, but I was talking to Bo and we don't talk about the channel much but I was venting and he

asked how it was going and I said well I got my first comment saying stay in my lane

and he laughed and was like well what was it what was it about

I said well I told him it was somebody thinking that I shouldn't be talking

about the military or was his record and he left even harder and he asked

me about the video and I described it and he said well you gotta have a timeline.

And I said I had a timeline. I did one, you know, and I showed him it on

my notes app. And he's like, but was it in the video? And I said, no. So let me fix that real quick and then we will go to the only source that actually matters.

February 10th 2005, Walls filed with the FEC to run for Congress.

Note, this decision was made before any other dates.

March 17th, 2005, the National Guard Public Affairs Office first mentioned possible

partial mobilization that might or might not affect walls.

May 16, 2005, walls retired. July 14th, alert orders for

mobilization came down. August 14th, the actual mobilization orders came down.

Waltz had been retired for three months at this time.

Quick break here to go ahead and address something.

You'll hear people say,

walls would have known before that because he was the command Sergeant Major.

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