Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bon Gino.

All right, welcome to Dan Bon Gino's show on this Memorial Day where we remember those lost and

sacrificed to our country. There is absolutely certainly no greater love than to give your

your body, your soul, your every breath of oxygen you are going to take for freedom and liberty

and the freedom of liberty of others. So a sincere heartfelt thank you and we have a special

end to the show today, uh, for you to all of those men and women who bravely gave their lives.

And although I know it's not Veterans Day, but thank you to those who served today, um, as well,

sadly, um, that could be you and you know that and you still serve. God bless you and God rest the

souls of those American patriots out there, including my uncle Gregory Ambrose who was killed in March

of 1968, South of Thudeauk, Vietnam shot while defending his buddies. You're the bravest man I

never met was born in 1974, but it changed my family forever. So, um, on this Memorial Day producer

Joe, uh, how are you today? You doing all right? I'm doing good. Dan glad to be here on Memorial Day

and yeah, wars will change families forever, even, even for the ones that come home. And, uh,

I think especially for the ones that that die that pay the ultimate price to a day,

the old soldier family. Yeah. I was on Fox and friends this morning at 645 Eastern. And the last,

uh, or there were three stories recovered was just a remembrance and Memorial Day of those brave

souls. And I was talking about my uncle and I just, uh, I choked up on the air. It's only happened

twice. And once talking about my mother-in-law, uh, how great she was and her, her story, her

immigration story to the United States. But I couldn't get through it. I just said, you know,

my grandmother died with a broken heart. And it was never the same. I mean, you couldn't even

talk about Greg. So, um, yeah, it's, um, it's a tough day for, for, for people, you know,

obviously it's not about barbecues. I'm glad we could celebrate our freedom that way. But it's

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