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Speaker 1: This is red pilled America. Hey, Fanbam Adrianna and I

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Speaker 1: just wanted to give you a quick message as we

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Speaker 1: head into America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. We want

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Speaker 1: to remind you that you live in the greatest country

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Speaker 1: that has ever existed. We went from a ragtag rebel

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Speaker 1: force to the strongest nation in the world based on

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Speaker 1: Christian values, hard work, and the simple principles established in

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Speaker 1: our constitution.

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Speaker 2: This is the place that everyone wants to live. Look

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Speaker 2: no further than the World Cup visitors in America to

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Speaker 2: get a feel for how good we have it, and

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Speaker 2: we have many people to think for that.

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Speaker 1: Man like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton,

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Speaker 1: Thomas Jefferson, and the other greats that risked their lives

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Speaker 1: and fortunes to create this.

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Speaker 2: Nation, and unsung heroes like Margaret Cochrane Corbin. Margaret's husband,

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Speaker 2: John Corbin, enlisted in the Continental Army, and Margaret accompanied

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Speaker 2: her husband to the front lines as a camp follower, cooking,

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Speaker 2: washing and nursing wounded soldiers. Then, on November sixteenth, seventeen

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Speaker 2: seventy six, when her husband was fatally struck by enemy

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Speaker 2: fire while defending Fort Washington in northern Manhattan. Margaret immediately

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Speaker 2: stepped in to load and fire his artillery piece, continuing

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Speaker 2: until she was severely wounded. Behind every great founder was

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Speaker 2: a strong woman helping create the United States.

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Speaker 1: The people that fought to build America were not perfect people,

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Speaker 1: none of us are, but they were extraordinary individuals that

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Speaker 1: we must and shall celebrate. Also, we hope each of

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Speaker 1: you think not only of our founders, but those that

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Speaker 1: risk so much to bring you here. For me, that's

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Speaker 1: ancestors like John Kemper, my sixth great grandfather, that arrived

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Speaker 1: here in April seventeen fourteen, helping set up the first

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Speaker 1: German colony at the frontier of Virginia. John Kemper, his countrymen,

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Speaker 1: and their families put their bodies between the Virginia colony

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Speaker 1: and the Indians looking to kill them. They risked their

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Speaker 1: lives not to make America great, but to make America.

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Speaker 2: Or ancestors like Tony Aldoretti, my grandmother, who over one

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Speaker 2: hundred years ago immigrated to the United States from Mexico,

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Speaker 2: bringing over each of her ten children one by one

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Speaker 2: the right way legally. Never forget the sacrifice of our

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Speaker 2: families that brought us here, the founders that established this

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Speaker 2: incredible country, and those that have protected it in service.

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Speaker 1: There is an endless line of black pillars out there

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Speaker 1: that tell you that America is on the decline, that

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Speaker 1: our best days are behind us. But we couldn't disagree more.

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Speaker 1: We still live in the greatest country that has ever been,

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Speaker 1: which is why so many try to get in by

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Speaker 1: any means necessary.

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Speaker 2: America has always been in battle with forces trying to

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Speaker 2: tear it apart from within. Yes, at times things do

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Speaker 2: seem bleak. The Supreme Court's recent decision on birthright citizenship

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Speaker 2: comes to mind, But our founders designed a system that

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Speaker 2: gives us the ability to correct this great nation even

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Speaker 2: if forces put us on the wrong course. We must

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Speaker 2: be happy warriors in the face of challenges to our

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Speaker 2: founding principles. What other choice do we have? So enjoy

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Speaker 2: the fight.

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Speaker 1: This country is worth protecting, and to do that we

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Speaker 1: need to do more than just win the next election.

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Speaker 1: We must march through the cultural institutions that shape America

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Speaker 1: because those that hate this country cannot be allowed to

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Speaker 1: define it. So our message to you is this, Let's

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Speaker 1: make America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday be the inflection point,

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Speaker 1: the moment we decide that we need to win more

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Speaker 1: than just the next election. We must think long term,

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Speaker 1: as our founders and ancestors did. We need to have

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Speaker 1: a hand in the cultural institutions that shape and define

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Speaker 1: what it means to be an American. That is how

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Speaker 1: we celebrate our founders and ancestors, and that is how

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Speaker 1: we secure the future for our descendants. Happy two hundred

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Speaker 1: and fiftieth Birthday, America, and.

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Speaker 2: We wish you the FANBAM a safe and happy fourth

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Speaker 2: of July.

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Speaker 1: No