Jolly Good Ginger
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8,355 appearances
38 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 9 Sep
Jolly Good Ginger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Very excited to be here because I want to tell you about something I witnessed in Washington, D.C.
today that I honestly don't think I'll forget anytime soon.
On the steps of the U.S.
Capitol, an active duty Air Force major, a commissioned officer stood up
and publicly called for the impeachment and removal of the president, Donald Trump.
The president being, of course, the commander in chief, the highest person that every member of the military reports to.
He knew exactly what he was risking.
He knew that he would be arrested, and he knew that this was the end of his military career and severe consequences would come his way.
He did it anyway.
I was, quite frankly, moved to tears watching it happen, and I look forward...
to being able to share his message and share the video today about what i saw he was arrested by capitol police on the steps because you're not allowed to be on the steps but he marched up the steps in uniform with a sign that said impeach remove it was quite powerful but more importantly i should even say more importantly but it raises a bigger question what does it mean when someone
who is active duty, who swore an oath to defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic, knowing the risk in their entire career, this guy had been in the military for 17 years.
He's been in for 17 years, commissioned officer.
What does it mean to have somebody like him stand up and say, I'm done, take it all away from me, throw me in prison, this guy has to go.
And I think the timing was on purpose.
It couldn't be more...
know powerful that this was this weekend of march america's 250th uh anniversary 250 years since the signing of the declaration of independence and across the country we'll hear speeches about freedom liberty patriotism and what it means to be american but tonight we're asking a harder question what does patriotism actually look like the maga the right they love to they love to co-opt patriotism they love to talk about it they love to celebrate america but
Is patriotism believing that this country is worth challenging, even when you think you'll lose anything?
Or is it just wearing the flag and going to the state fair?
Throughout history, acts of civil disobedience have shaped this nation.
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