Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noosefin News on Thursday, December 16, 2021. Stand

up for your country. It was a very important tribute at the White House. Today, they get

a lot of publicity, but I want to tell you about it. It was the Medal of Honor ceremony

and the three men who were given the most prestigious medal, two of them are deceased. And we want

to tell you a little bit about them. So this happened in the White House, about 130 in the

afternoon. Prison of Biden went out. And the first man who got the Medal of Honor is

Sergeant First Class, Alwyn Cash. And he was 35 years old when he was killed, saving six

soldiers from a burning vehicle in Iraq in 2005. He's survived by his wife and daughter's

Loheda and Alexis and a son Andrew. So this is what I mean about America personal sacrifice.

I mean, here's the Sergeant. And he gives up his life for his fellow soldiers. He's honored,

yes, and his family, I mean, obviously, couldn't be more proud, but it's so heartbreaking. You

get three kids who grow up without a courageous father. And just when I think about these

things, it just wants me. So the second man and Sergeant First Class Christopher Seylyse,

he was killed, exposing himself to enemy fire in Afghanistan, 2018. He uses body to protect

fellow soldiers. He is survived by his spouse Katie and their daughter. 32 years old when

the Sergeant was killed in Afghanistan. The third recipient of the Medal of Honor is still

alive. Master Sergeant Earl Plum Lee, US Army, and he prevented a suicide attack by Taliban

fighters in 2013 that would have killed dozens of people. So the award is given for conspicuous

gallantry. It is, as I said, the nation's highest military award. And we are pleased that

we can tell you about it. You know, if you surf the media today and tomorrow, I don't

think anybody will even mention it. You know, that's how crass, CRAS, as media has become.

Now if I'm wrong and you do see it, please tell me because I'd like to give the journalist

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