This is the Gary Vee Audio Experience.

What's up, everyone?

Welcome back to another episode of the Gary Vee audio experience.

I am Mike from Team Gary Vee, and on today's episode of the podcast, we are sharing Gary's

recent keynote that he gave at the National Archives.

In this one, Gary dives a little bit into his family's background.

Gary also talks a lot about resilience, compassion, and ambition.

I hope you all enjoy. Good morning. First and foremost, to 23 of you. I'm shocked how emotional I am

right now and how I was watching you. 46 years ago, my family came to this incredible country

from the former Soviet Union.

My parents sat on our green card for quite a long time,

and so I actually vividly remember 25 years ago this day for me,

and I just want to be one of the first people to congratulate you to joining this incredible family.

Let's hear it for them one more time.

I've had the great privilege of speaking on many stages, many podiums in my life, as you heard

earlier, and that was so wonderful and it's such an honor to be here.

Thank you, and Judge Moss, thank you so much for being a part of this.

As I built my journey in this incredible country, I've had the luxury of having the gift of gab,

and so I've done plenty of speaking,

but I say this from the bottom of my heart.

This may truly be one of the most monumental moments

of my speaking career.

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