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Good morning. I'm Mike Slater, Filner for Bill O'Reilly. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning

Edition. I'm Mike Slater, feeling for Bill O'Reilly on this Tuesday, August 26th, I want to tell the story

of William Harvey Carney. Why do we need to know the story of this gentleman? Because the president

yesterday signed an executive order that says you can't burn the flag. The executive order says

specifically that this administration

will prosecute anyone who incites violence or otherwise violates our laws while desecrating this

symbol of our country to the fullest extent permissible under any available authority.

When I'm thinking about the ultimate flag story, and there's so many good ones

to share, but the story of William Harvey Carney jumps to the forefront. He was an American soldier

during the Civil War. He was part of an assault on the Battle of Fort Wagner. He was on the

Union side. This was in Charleston, South Carolina. He was a member of the 54th Massachusetts

volunteer infantry. In the battle, the color guard was killed. This was in Charleston, South Carolina. He was a member of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.

In the battle, the color guard was killed. This was the person in charge of carrying the American

flag. It was important for troop movements and also, of course, morale. So this color guard was

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