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Certainly the values involved in that reasoning.

I'm going to go with Eisenhower myself because I believe that we live in a world that is demanding many of the values that he represents to me, which was a lot of, on the American side, domestic side, the bipartisanship that he believed in and the restraint that he believed in.

I think that without defeating fascism, the way that that was done in World War II, we'd be, oh boy, where would we be now, you know?

And so any one of these four guys can claim the crown, of course, but we're going to go with our choices for today.

Major Jonathan Bratton has been our guest.

Please look up the other episodes that he has been with us for, from Lexington and Concord to Bunker Hill and the invasion of Canada.

There's even one on George Washington's generalship.

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Jonathan, I salute you.

See you soon again.

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