joining us now, matthew rosenberg. clint watts is still here. matthew, it is an incredible piece of reporting. the whole 90 seconds, i encourage everyone to go into the story and watch the whole them. it s embedded. it took us a long time to get all the f-bombs out, which is why we showed only a short snippet there. i want to put up for our viewers the seven. they include, one, the bearded truck driver from arkansas who weaponized old glory. two, a heavy machine operator from michigan who once modelled for the covers of romance novels. three, a fencing contractor from georgia. four, a geophysicist from colorado. five a former marine from pennsylvania. six, a deputy sheriff if tennessee. seven, a self made business man from kentucky, 52, described as
SUPPORT: Phil Watts, J Prosser & Son Ltd, Cllr Beverley Nielsen, Stephen Nicolson, Malvern Sense, Sophie Carter, J Prosser & Son Ltd. A MALVERN charity is hailing a local business as guardian angels after a kind donation. Stephen Nicolson from Sense Tanglewood was helped out by Christopher and Gary Prosser from haulage and excavation firm J Prosser and Son. Sense Tanglewood, which provides support to people living with complex disabilities, or anyone who is deafblind, was approached by the haulage company to see if there was any help they could provide. Following this, they received a kind donation of building and decoration materials to help them spruce up their site in the town.