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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170702:18:58:00

ready to perform live taps. chris: so he started his organization recruiting 400 players within a year. now we have 6,270 horn players and we are doing 220 funerals a month. chris: it s become operation. runs out of basement in chicago. families can go on website and ask to a bugler and sent within 100 miles of funeral. he gives away bugles while he gets support from foundation, he runs a deficit every year. chris: how do you make up for short fall? i kind of make it up myself, 15-$20,000 a year. probably 10. you finished, you put the horn down and the flag has been presented then the family comes over, the kisses, the handshakes from these families, there is

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die every day. each one, unquestionably worthy of having taps played at their funeral. the most haunting 24 notes that a person hears. and played correctly, it can make you cry. unfortunately, today, many veterans are buried in silence. simply not enough buglers to play the patriotic tune. how you doing? i ll be your horn player today. tom day, a bugler, player, and navy veteran founded buglers across america, grieving families enter their zip code into the website and it instantly connects them with the nearest bugler. the nonprofit has 5,000 horn players, age 10 to 95, ready to play nationwide. they ve already played more than 200,000 funerals, aj 2,000 a month. families average 2,000 a

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month. giving the family a live bugler to salute those buried in the red, white and blue. when i see that pride in the families faces, i go home very happy hope that i can do it again tomorrow. bugles across america is also trying to minimize the use of these, it s a box that has taps prerecorded. anyone can place it inside of a horn and make it seem like they re playing live. some people say it gets the job done. but critics like tom day, say it robs veterans of the true dignity of having taps played live at their funeral. at abraham lincoln national cemetery in illinois, matt sims, fox news. leland: our thanks to matt. sadly there will be another military funeral coming up. a navy seal member died

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150524:22:58:00

within a year. now we have 6,270 horn players and we re doing 2200 funerals a month. reporter: it s become quite an operation. he runs it out of his basement near chicago. families can go on his website to ask for a bugler. a message is sent to every horn player within 500 miles of the funeral. he gives them away and while they get support from a foundation he runs a deficit every year. how do you make up for the shortfall? i make it up myself. 15 $20,000 a year? probably 10. you finish the last of the 24 notes and put the horn down and the flag has been presented, then the family comes over the kisses, the handshakes from these families there is nothing, no amount of money could ever buy the feeling that

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