Tom Homan

You've got a huge bandwidth, and American people need to know what's happening in this country right now. Thank you.

You've got a huge bandwidth, and American people need to know what's happening in this country right now. Thank you.

You've got a huge bandwidth, and American people need to know what's happening in this country right now. Thank you.

Nice. Nice. Where'd you grow up? Small town called West Carthage, New York. Population about 2,500. What were you into growing up? Pardon me? What were you into growing up? Strong Catholic family. I mean, mom, dad, seven kids. Grew up in farm country. There's two things you do in that little town. You either work on a farm or you work at Fort Drum, an army base up by there.

Nice. Nice. Where'd you grow up? Small town called West Carthage, New York. Population about 2,500. What were you into growing up? Pardon me? What were you into growing up? Strong Catholic family. I mean, mom, dad, seven kids. Grew up in farm country. There's two things you do in that little town. You either work on a farm or you work at Fort Drum, an army base up by there.

Nice. Nice. Where'd you grow up? Small town called West Carthage, New York. Population about 2,500. What were you into growing up? Pardon me? What were you into growing up? Strong Catholic family. I mean, mom, dad, seven kids. Grew up in farm country. There's two things you do in that little town. You either work on a farm or you work at Fort Drum, an army base up by there.

Or you're a logger, cutting down trees. So it's a small community, very patriotic community. I talk about that a lot. I mean, walking through this village I grew up in, just about everybody had an American flag on their front porch. I talk about it in my book. It's like being in Mayberry. Everybody knew everybody, right? My mom and dad, very strong Catholics.

Or you're a logger, cutting down trees. So it's a small community, very patriotic community. I talk about that a lot. I mean, walking through this village I grew up in, just about everybody had an American flag on their front porch. I talk about it in my book. It's like being in Mayberry. Everybody knew everybody, right? My mom and dad, very strong Catholics.

Or you're a logger, cutting down trees. So it's a small community, very patriotic community. I talk about that a lot. I mean, walking through this village I grew up in, just about everybody had an American flag on their front porch. I talk about it in my book. It's like being in Mayberry. Everybody knew everybody, right? My mom and dad, very strong Catholics.

And I think every mother in that village spanked me at one time or another. That's back in the day. The village made who you were. It takes a village to grow a kid. I give a lot of credit to the village I grew up in. And I'm serious. I think every mother in that village gave me a spanking one time or another, but that was okay back then.

And I think every mother in that village spanked me at one time or another. That's back in the day. The village made who you were. It takes a village to grow a kid. I give a lot of credit to the village I grew up in. And I'm serious. I think every mother in that village gave me a spanking one time or another, but that was okay back then.

And I think every mother in that village spanked me at one time or another. That's back in the day. The village made who you were. It takes a village to grow a kid. I give a lot of credit to the village I grew up in. And I'm serious. I think every mother in that village gave me a spanking one time or another, but that was okay back then.

They'd just call your mom and say, I had to give Tom a spanking. But very strict family. My dad was a judge, so strict upbringing. But It was a very patriotic little town. We were only about six miles outside of Fort Drum. I grew up in an era where police were highly respected and people loved their country. I mean, literally American flags everywhere. It was a great childhood.

They'd just call your mom and say, I had to give Tom a spanking. But very strict family. My dad was a judge, so strict upbringing. But It was a very patriotic little town. We were only about six miles outside of Fort Drum. I grew up in an era where police were highly respected and people loved their country. I mean, literally American flags everywhere. It was a great childhood.

They'd just call your mom and say, I had to give Tom a spanking. But very strict family. My dad was a judge, so strict upbringing. But It was a very patriotic little town. We were only about six miles outside of Fort Drum. I grew up in an era where police were highly respected and people loved their country. I mean, literally American flags everywhere. It was a great childhood.

It spooks me sometimes. I had such a great childhood, I'm afraid that I could not give my children the same childhood I had, where you wake up Saturday morning, ride your bike around the village, gathering up buddies to have a baseball game, and you play baseball all day. But the mill whistle goes off at noon, you knew you had to go home at lunch. Go back, play ball.

It spooks me sometimes. I had such a great childhood, I'm afraid that I could not give my children the same childhood I had, where you wake up Saturday morning, ride your bike around the village, gathering up buddies to have a baseball game, and you play baseball all day. But the mill whistle goes off at noon, you knew you had to go home at lunch. Go back, play ball.

It spooks me sometimes. I had such a great childhood, I'm afraid that I could not give my children the same childhood I had, where you wake up Saturday morning, ride your bike around the village, gathering up buddies to have a baseball game, and you play baseball all day. But the mill whistle goes off at noon, you knew you had to go home at lunch. Go back, play ball.

Then at 5 o'clock, the mill whistle goes off again. It means you got to go home and have dinner. But it was a great childhood.

Then at 5 o'clock, the mill whistle goes off again. It means you got to go home and have dinner. But it was a great childhood.