The Michael Berry Show.

The BD officer, Hendrick Simpo, awarded the Medal of Honor yesterday, the nation's highest

honor for bravery by a public safety officer.

For actions he took that are believed to have saved a lot of lives at the Galleria Mall,

where a children's dance competition was underway.

It was February 5th of last year, and an Argentine national was armed to the teeth.

Rifle, semi-automatic handgun and 120 additional rounds of ammunition when he was subdued by

officer Simpo, who was working as an extra job at the Galleria, and to think what could

have happened had he not acted so selflessly and quickly.

Fresh off his PT officer, Hendrick Simpo.

Welcome to the program, sir.

Hey, good morning.

Thank you for having me, sir.

So what did they make you do?

So we were speaking last night on the air.

He was in Washington, DC, to be honored at the White House, and he got in late, and then

he had to get up and do PT this morning, which is why we couldn't do it at 8.30, because

that was when he was finishing up.

What exactly did you have to do?

Well, this morning for our new qualification for our PT test, I had to do 2,000 rows on

our road machine.

You can either do the actual agility run and the oil and a half, and the 300 are you

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