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We bring you the best of the current event issues that's going on in the world as well

as the world of the military and military affairs. This afternoon

we're joined by retired Colonel Mo Davis who's running for Congress in North Carolina's 11th District.

Colonel Davis has joined in us today and we're going to talk a little bit about his military

career and some of the issues that he's running for in the state of both Carolina.

So without further ado, I want to welcome the kernel to the podcast and sir we had a few technical difficulties there but hopefully

we're beyond that and we'll get this name done.

Sounds good I appreciate it.

Yeah so Sounds good. I appreciate it. So are you originally from the state of North Carolina?

I am. I was born in Shelby, North Carolina, which is, if you look on a map about halfway between Charlotte and

Nashville. So I was born and born and raised there I went first grade through high school

there in the public school system and my dad was

a hundred percent disabled veteran of World War II and he was the commander of the American

Legion post there in Shelby and that was back in the 60s when I was growing up and that was when the

Legion was really a, you know, the post World War II era was really a dynamic organization and so that was my earliest memories are growing up in the Legion Hall there.

Yeah, I think of all of us, you know, probably we're probably pretty close to the same age and I think a lot of us remember stuff.

My dad was a World War II bed as well.

And he was much involved with, again, with the Legion and one of the local Italian American clubs.

So, you know, some of my earliest memories are doing the same thing.

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