Pride Month.

I know, I know, Barf, we're gonna talk about what's happening and where we're going as a country for Pride Month.

It's the 78th anniversary of D-Day, almost said 75th.

We have that Dan Fishhip, a hilarious light in the mood, all that coming up and I'm right.

D-Day, everyone knows what it is by now.

The coming to get to all the Pride Month filth and everything else, it just bear with me a moment.

I think we should take a second because today is the 78th anniversary of D-Day, the landing on the beaches of Normandy.

You've seen the shaving private Ryan or not, you've seen the pictures and you've seen video and you know generally what happened there.

But I realize some may not, some may not, especially with our garbage education system, just a couple brief things.

Remember, Hitler owned Europe at this time.

We wanted a way into Europe at this time.

They always knew it was gonna be costly and there was arguments, which way do you go in, down through the south, up through the north?

Where do you go? They decided Normandy was the place.

So we did a bunch of different things trying to fool Hitler.

In a lot of this work, we set up fake tanks, inflatable tanks and things like that, making him think that it was going to be a different place and whatnot.

But finally, the day came and our guys went in and I just can't even imagine that kind of bravery.

I can't even imagine the kind of bravery involved in driving into a beach where there are concrete pillboxes with machine guns already trained at the exact place where you're getting off.

I mean, we lost whole boats. You realize that there are some units depending on which sector there are, where I believe five, five or six different sectors of the beach.

In some sectors, we would lose entire boats.

They dropped the ramp, boom, 20 men gone, dead like that.

It's crazy bravery. So respect to all those guys on D day.

All right. Now we have to move on from the good stuff to the ugly stuff.

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