and courage of those who give up their lives, in the name of their beliefs and their country. hello everyone, this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany. today jenny molly line, host in fox business kennedy, fox news contributor and host of get tammy bruce on fox nation , tammy bruce, and fox news contributor, joe kennedy, it was very moving speech. i know that you ve been to arlington. i had the honor of going with the former president trump on veteran s day. i saw the wreath-laying at the tomb of the unknown soldier, a very gloomy day, lots of rain it was gloomy and remembering america s best and their sacrifice. really is, a louisiana changes you because it is so vast, and it is really overwhelming, the number of people who are laid to rest there. it is also, the somber moments, they are few and far between that we really pause because we re so busy, we are always moving and we got so much information, and it s nice to come together and take a moment to remember those
september 11, you son knowing that you might get a great education, but you also might be killed. it has never stopped warriors, individuals, american men and women, kids, willing to serve this country. that has always been the basis. the difference is, who is my leadership? what is the agenda of leadership of the military? where the country is worth saving or anything else but it is about afghanistan and what happened there. not just the people got killed. it was the why and how. it is that the transgender influencers and what he was saying about the woke dynamic. that you look at this and think, can i do my best? is this the best way to serve my country? and what can we do, is not about for some, yes, it has to be value. what am i getting from this? am i going to leave this a better person? and that is not necessarily answer. i think this is about leadership. we know in a way that the rank and file are waiting
for leadership that will take them to do what they need to do. what did patton say? what the other guy to die for his country. right? we don t want to send you, do not send people out to get slaughtered. and you want to be able to have the best military, the best equipment, the best leadership, to win! that s the point of military. i know we can get back there. and joe, 62 percent to go military has become politicized. we talked about that earlier. we talk about leadership a thing about general millie seemed to be flabbergasted when questioned about military bases and interactions. to the leadership, do they even know what s going on there? have a feeling our peers and grandpa has never experienced ever, a conversation that the military has really become politicized. right? you look further into the poll. as you said nearly two thirds thinks that, is not to politicized but then you see almost half think the military has become too
talked about, massive hearings on this, just about the communication. the value of serving in the military right now, kennedy, we re just talking about we are on the funds and this is a generation exposed to so much information. perhaps heart of that is the communication issue you know, relaying not just the value of service to your country, but also the value that military service has and can really be a boost in life. one of the, in washington, there would have been ongoing hearings about this and one of the things that they talked about, was the physical requirements. everything has changed up to the put the blame in the new system, new medical records platform called genesis, that s made it tougher for applicants to quote gloss over or knowingly ignore minor medical issues such as past use of adhd meds or inhalers before signing up. the past people made it and can no longer make it in. interesting thoughts. we had governor desantis on fox and friends earlier,