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You are listening to the Tudor Dixon podcast, and today we have a very special treat.

We actually get to hear from someone from the greatest generation, Irving Locker, who is 101 years young, and a World War II veteran who landed on Utah Beach on D-Day,

fought through the Battle of the Bulge and helped to liberate Nazi concentration camps.

He's one of the few remaining voices.

And in my short time talking to him before we started recording,

I can just tell he wants you to know this story.

And I say that because I think

so many of my generation grew up with grandparents who either were in the military or went to

World War II, and we didn't have those stories. We couldn't get those stories from them. They

just kind of shut that part off, compartmentalized that part of their lives

away from us. And so that was why I asked Irving, are you sure? Is there any place we can't go? And

he said, no, he wants everybody to hear it. So welcome to the podcast, Irving. Thank you so much for

being here. Thank you for inviting me. And just so you know and your people know, the soldiers,

veterans don't want to talk about it because it brings back too many bad memories of a war

and living the way we lived. And that's the reason that I don't want to talk about it. But that's

why I try to lecture. I learned to thank God in the war. And I think that's what God wants me to do,

is lecture. I don't charge any money. And I take all of my things there. But I lecture it to people

so that they know what we went through so that they could be free. And that's a, it's such a

critical time, I think, to talk about this because as you and I discuss,

there's a lot of chatter online right now. There are a lot of people who are denying that this

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