I Will Never Allow Anyone To Hurt Our Country': Trump Makes Veiled Swipe At Dems After Midterms - #Dailyworldnews

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During a Veterans Day Event at Arlington National Cemetery, President Trump made a veiled swipe at Democrats after major Republican midterm losses.
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AI GeneratedThis speech emphasizes that the American way of life is sustained by the courage and sacrifice of those who endure unimaginable hardships. Through the story of Sergeant First Class Ryan Hendrickson, the speaker highlights the resilience of the military and asserts that the spirit and recruitment of the U.S. armed forces are currently at an all-time high.
Americans must always remember that our way
of life is not the natural condition of mankind.
Everything we've achieved, everything that we are,
everything that we hope to become
is built on the courage of those willing to endure
and unimaginable and to some just unbearable
and to stand strong when all else gives way,
to stand stronger than anybody that's ever stood before.
And I will never allow anyone to hurt our country.
We're not going to allow anyone to hurt
or damage our country with bad, foolish,
hollow-eyed energy.
And everyone knows what I mean.
In 2010, Green Beret Ryan Hendrickson was leading
his team through a Taliban-held village in
Afghanistan at 3 in the morning
when he stepped on enemy explosives.
It was the end. It was all over.
He made a mistake, a mistake that people understood
when they were in the battles of jungles.
He stepped on enemy explosives, a lot of them.
The blast ripped through his lower body and he looked down to see
his shattered bones protruding from his absolutely mangled leg and arm.
Certain that he would die, Ryan's only thought as he
was airlifted away was the man he was leaving behind.
He endured 27 surgeries and two cardiac
arrests, but the doctors saved both his life and his leg.
They told him his combat career was over, but Ryan was not done.
Eighteen months later, he returned to Afghanistan
as his team cleared another village of barrage of terrorist gunfire,
pinned down two of his men with the enemy closing in.
They said they didn't have a chance.
Ryan was ordered to stand down, don't go.
Under any circumstances, do not go.
But he had not come all the way just to leave his comrades
in danger behind. He charged forward despite orders.
You should have listened to those orders.
But he charged forward into the fire of the same
Today, it was hit again in the valiant race to rescue
the dying men from the clutches of the Taliban evil group.
For his courage, he was awarded the Silver Star.
Sergeant First Class Ryan Hendrickson,
you saved a lot of people that day.
Thank you very much for the usefulness
of the audience, which we don't like.
Thank you for this year.
Ryan, please stand up. Thank you.
These
are very
brave
people.
Visit our troops anywhere.
And I do it as often as possible.
But anywhere in the world I see
that same fierce determination burning in their eyes
and that same love of country beating in their hearts.
I'm pleased to report that the spirit
of our armed forces is higher than ever before
and that we have the best recruitment numbers
in the history of our country.
There's never been recruitment anywhere near that.
Thank you very much.
General Kane,
thank you.
Pete, thank you.
Great Spirit, the tremendous Spirit.
