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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Julie Loving, age 51, is the mother of two and has run 19 marathons and multiple triathlons.

Earlier this month, she added another credential.

One very few can claim.

She gave birth to her granddaughter.

Julie's daughter suffered several miscarriages and attempted multiple

rounds of in vitro fertilization and surgeries before her doctor concluded that her uterus was unable

to withstand a pregnancy. He suggested that she considered gestation surrogacy. She and her husband

would produce an embryo that would be carried to term by another woman.

Her mother volunteered. On November 2nd, Julie delivered a baby girl who will never need to wonder

if she was wanted in this world. Giving life is a wonderful privilege. Janet and I are thankful every day that the Lord gave us the

privilege of bringing two sons into the world. Now we rejoice that they have given us four grandchildren,

each of whom is brilliant and perfect, of course. There are other ways to advance life, as the 18 million military veterans we honor today demonstrate.

Those who are willing to die that we might live deserve our highest gratitude this day and every day.

Scientists developing coronavirus vaccines and antibody treatments are also working to protect lives, but medicine can only do so much,

as evidenced by television weatherman L. Roker's announcement that he has prostate cancer,

and the news that Rabbi Jonathan Sacks died from cancer last Saturday. The former chief rabbi of

the United Kingdom taught Judaism to the world, as one commentator noted.

I recently said of his new book on morality, I'm halfway through it, and already consider it the most important book I have read this year.

Rabbi Sachs then tweeted me, thank you. I hope you enjoy the second half as much as the first. The future is

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