What say about Trump’s Speech at Mt. Rushmore?

  “A great  speech”  made by President Trump  at Mt. Rushmore  says Amy,  an older  Chinese  lady  who lived through the Chinese  Cultural Revolution that  started in 1966 and, she notes,  destroyed much of Chinese cultural history.

Trump’s speech speaks to  Amy’s  love for America because of what America offers the world:  freedom, liberty and the rule of law.

 You can hear Amy’s story, why she loves America,   on 1080 AM radio.   Amy’s story was part of   The Saturday Special  which   will be re-broadcast July 4 from  10-12 midnight on 1080 AM.   It’s also available  in the Archives of the radio station.

As a young woman, Amy married a Jew  who was  saved at age 18  from a Nazi concentration camp.  Her later-to-become husband   weighed only 70  pounds when   carried out by  American soldiers.   Later  admitted to Harvard’s medical school, her husband  vowed  he would save lives as his life was saved by Americans.

So did you hear Trump’s speech at Mt Rushmore? You can click  on the  link below.

Trump’s speech was  preceded by a speech by the Gov. of South Dakota, Kristi Noem.    Gov  Noem   says that 125,000 persons signed up for the 7,500 available seats. This is the first year in 11 years that there have been fireworks at Mt. Rushmore.

Gov. Noem says:  There are those today who seek to wipe away our history, who see the flaws in our early founders and who deliberately use those flaws to condemn their ideals.

In Gov. Neem’s words,   “Let us not destroy history.  Let us learn from it”.