Clarify that because many veterans are upset about that, including here in Pennsylvania.

No, I didn't hear that. I only heard when I say better, I would rather in a certain way get it because people that get the congressional medal of honor, which I've given to many, are often horribly wounded or dead. They're often dead. They get it posthumously. And when you get the congressional medal of honor,

I always consider that to be the ultimate, but it is a painful thing to get it. When you get the

presidential Medal of Freedom, it's usually for other things, like you've achieved great success

in sports or you've achieved great success someplace else.

When you get the Medal of Honor, generally speaking, and I've met many of them,

and I've seen the families of many of them, this is an incredible honor.

But it was a statement that it's much more painful to get because they're oftentimes in

very bad shape.

I've seen them come up and they've suffered greatly.

Whereas the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to my knowledge,

I don't think anybody suffered other than they've, you know,

they've worked hard and they've done great things.

One's a military award, one's a civilian award,

but sometimes very painful to get the other.

So Trump would rather get the presidential medal of freedom.

He thinks it's much better than the Congressional Medal of Honor.

How many people can you insult in a 24-hour period?

And what's that word he used?

I'd clarify that better.

I would rather, in a certain way, get it because people that get the congressional

Medal of honor, which I've given to many, are often horribly wounded or dead.

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