jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime , i m pete and for jesse on a friday night. now there is no doubt in my mind that america is the greatest nation in human history. when the british strangled our freedom kaik it was brave patriots who revolted and took what was rightfully ours, our freedom. when europe was occupied it was lionhearted men who stormed the beaches of normandy who liberated from the nazis. when islamists attacked us on 911, courageous warriors headed out to no man s land to take the fight to their backyard. i was one of those men who joined the army to fight extremists. i joined the army in 2001 and became an officer in 2003, i guarded terrace quant on them obey in 2004. i lead men in combat and a rock and 2005. i pulled bodies out of burning vehicles in afghanistan in 2012. i even held a right shield outside of the white house during the riots of 2020. just one small part, i was one of millions of brave americans on the front line
Other way, that is a you problem, not ami problem or an us problem, that s a you problem. you probably deserve to be offended because you are looking to be offended. there s nothing offensive about honouring someone who dies in the line of duty. and the fact is, any community that elects people to do this, i don t know how they deserve the first responders they have. but you know what, they have them. but that s what they are, their first responders and put their lives on the line whether how stupid, a current or pathetic those people are. beautifully said, you put the priority in the right place, remember and be officer that lay down his life or his community, you are exactly right. but indulge me for a moment. the logic of, okay,, our decision will be to lower the pride flag for the married heterosexual police officer. it does not represent a fraction of society. i have gay and lesbian couples and my family, i love them, absolutely love them. but they don t need months to be