Dr. Mark Moyar
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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Yeah, and hopefully they will be able to, I think, Well, we've already seen some of the funding get restored. When you cut off massive amounts of funding to all sorts of people, there are going to be some people who get hurt along the way. I'm not sure how long that will last. Hopefully, the people who get...
laid off will find private sector employment or maybe then get hired back as at-will employees. But I mean, it has been the reality for a long time that if you're the kind of person who doesn't want to work hard, maybe the government's the kind of place you go. And so when you're now thrown out in the streets, it may be hard for some of these people to find gainful employment.
Yeah, I still think getting back through and examining all of the bad things that have been going on in the past decade, there's a lot to be done. There's a new story that has just come out about things that were happening in 2015 in the FBI and this honeypot operation to entrap people in the Trump administration. And there's so much of that that still hasn't been discovered.
And as I said, USAID, there's, I think, lots of stuff because I've found most of the time when people report corruption, it gets swept under the rug. And so I'm hoping that people will have now the time to go in and really dig in and find out what's been going on.
Well, we are commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. We've got several big events going on this year, and I'm still right now working on the last of what's a three-volume trilogy of the Vietnam War, which I think has been one of the most misunderstood and politicized events in American history.
I argue the two fundamental points is I agree, I argue that for one thing, there was actually a good reason to be in Vietnam, which is not what you most usually hear from the left, and that Actually, the war could have been won. Now, most Vietnam veterans, I think, would agree in general with me. But in our intelligentsia, those views are out of fashion.
And so I've spent a good deal of my career doing in-depth research. I wrote a book called Triumph Forsaken, another one called Triumph Regained, working on the last one now to really disprove a lot of this left-wing conventional wisdom.
No, I have not talked with him. I've been able to talk with quite a few other veterans, although unfortunately now a lot of them are passing on.
Dr. Drew said the best way to quit drinking is by going cold turkey, and he's a doctor, so why would you question doctors? Dr. Drew called me unfixable.
I couldn't just- No, you have to fry it.
Oh, I wish.
Buster Rhymes?
Sounds Caribbean, Sean Kingston.
Yeah.
YouTube, 500 people on YouTube will see it.
Tell him Shaggy's still relevant. This other guy's not anyway.
Marley's son?
No, he's cool. I sat on a plane with him.
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