A morning show that highlights the latest headlines in news, weather, sports and entertainment, and is known for the cohosts casual and spontaneous. They have 200 sets of remains. Thats a small portion of the roughly 7,700 u. S. Service members missing in action during this brutal korean war from 1950 to 1953. You wonder in the 55 there is only one set of dog tags. Some have estimated so many Different Countries fought in this war. Some think it could be a french. Australians had a major presence. You dont know unless they allow us to go what we know some much these military sites were and some of these battles took place, you dont know what they gave us. Ainsley several thoughts came to mind when i was watching the ceremony. It happened our time 4 00 a. M. I thought how wonderful that the south koreans are celebrating our veterans our heroes or at least honoring them. 70 years later and our forensic teams are able to piece this back together and figure out who these marines belong to.
releva nt? the truth is the queen s whole ethos was forged by growing up in the second world war. i mean, they were bound by that ethose, that sense of duty for the country, patriotism, all those things, that the queen and prince philip sort of embodied. but it was a lucky thing that the monarch who took over age 25 in 1953 had her particular combination and qualities. we tend to forget it was only 13 or 14 years since the abdication of her uncle. we had gone through the renaissance of the monarchy under george vi during the second world war when they became enormously popular. because they stayed in london in the blitz. but it could still have gone awry, it could still have cracked, if the younger sister, princess margaret, had been the monarch. she was a much more volatile, emotional, impulsive individual than her elder sister. it was sense and sensibility personified.
at the behest of turkey or erdogan. there is two things, for a lysle i little while now republicans have kind of drifted away from the neo-conservative plank. everybody has a conversion. you saw this when ron paul and rand paul would talk about retrenchmen. trump took that and ran with it. i think to a degree, that is where the republican ethose is ethos is. the neokinds and hawks, they re mad at him. but i m not totally sure where the party is ideologically. it s a campaign promise by trump. he s not getting the wall he wanted. that s an infrastructure about the two babies. it s not the republican ethos. the american public is very of war. barack obama got elected twice as somebody the public thought
fallen comrade. central tenet of the ethose. i will never says defeat and never quit and never leave a fallen comrade. that s what we do in the military. more than that it s a sacred pac between this country and those who serve it we will not leave you hint behind. to me this ceremony shows these family members who lost loved ones that their sacrifice will not be forgotten. brian: good point. i also think it s going to be interesting to see the quest to find out who is there. and now they are calling on family members, survivors to go to the d.n.a. center to give their d.n.a. almost after 9/11 where people were trying to recover the remains of people trapped in those towers and pentagon they are going to do it. that s how family members can help out now. yeah, absolutely. i mean, no doubt about it. there needs to be a full-court press in this country both on the civilian side and on the warrior side. we have a whole entire commands out in hawaii