Good evening ladies and gentlemen, in keeping with the tradition of 1,000 consecutive broadcasts

that I have done daily, there's no river of information to my people.

I had decided to come out tonight after a lengthy day.

It's 10.30.

Of course, when you're going to watch us tomorrow, it's okay, free pass.

But I'm going to give you some sauce for today, now it's Memorial Day.

Right now I'm watching.

We have seven of you watching.

Gradually, the number will mount up to thousands, providing I'm not unduly suppressed by Facebook.

As I am on Twitter, I can't accuse anyone of getter, but it does bother me at times.

Anyway, that's my own problem because I know they're suppressed.

But I want to talk to you about something which is a big story.

I am not seeing coverage on.

Can I share with you this rather important sort of Memorial Day today?

Let's remember the sacrifice of the men and women.

Mostly men, let's be honest about it.

Oh, I'm glad most of the sons that have gone over it and, you know, we think about, you know,

those that have served in the military.

But I always go back to like the World War II generation for some reason.

Because I think it was kind of a defining moment in eras from fathers to sons.

My dad was in that war.

And I'm thinking about the changes happening in America towards the subject of valuing the nation

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