sergeant ashley randall. accepting on behalf of her grandfather private rivera. private rivera distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity while serving as an automatic rifleman with 2nd blood toon 3rd infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy in korea on may 23, 1951. early that morning, a large hostile force emerged from the dense fog and viciously attacked private rivera and his comrades. private rivera immediately responded by firing with deadly accuracy until his weapon jammed. without hesitating, he threw his rifle down and began to engage the enemy with his pistol and
regime. no north korean leader has had a smaller base of support than he has had since 1949. that s one year after the founding of the north korea. so this is a dangerous situation. that s why the united states needs to show some strength so to make sure that both china and arthel: we re showing strength. that doesn t mean make a move, though, right? yeah. arthel: we re showing strength. and we re not going to make a move first. i know that peter king talked about preemption. but we re not going to do that. there are so many things we can try to keep this in the box before we on think about something like that. arthel: right. gordon, i appreciate your time. thanks for breaking it down for us. got to run. thank you very much. thank you. arthel: rick? rick: along awaited tribute for a military chaplain who died more than 60 years ago. reverend emil kapayan served for a year on the korean war. he died on may 23, 1951, a