Dr. Bradley Thayer
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866 appearances
17 recordings
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 5 Sep
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You could see him standing at Bunker Hill or charging up San Juan Hill or fighting at Bastogne or fighting the KGB on the streets of Moscow.
He was an exceptional individual.
Natalie, of course, Jack and you have touched on his many virtues and his history as an armor officer, of course, in the CIA then.
as a great commentator, as a brilliant writer, and simply an incredible activist at the local level, at the state level, in Pennsylvania, at the federal level.
I would only add that Sam was a great American because, to my mind, he loved Americans.
He understood them.
He worked with them.
He told the stories of people in northeastern Pennsylvania where he lived who were struggling.
And he wanted to help them, as Americans want to do, want to help other Americans.
And he labored to do that effectively.
And so when we reflect on him, we understand the humanity of the man, the brilliance of the man, of course, his patriotism, his stoicism, really his brilliance.
But he really, truly was a great American in the sense that the patriots identified.
We're talking a lot about, of course, due to Eric Metaxas' great book on revolution, the spirit of 1776.
Sam embodied that spirit as no other individual I've known embodies it.
He worked to facilitate the movement of making America great again.
at every level.
And he sought to do, he did great things and was going to continue to do great things as well.
So it's a tremendous loss for our movement.
It's a tremendous loss for America, for his family, of course.
And of course, we say, God rest his soul and rest in peace, Sam, at this point.
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