Vance CAUTIONS against U.S. Troops involvement in WAR overseas | FULL SPEECH at WWII Veterans’ Day - video Dailymotion

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Vice President JD Vance delivered a solemn address at Arlington National Cemetery during the WWII Veterans’ Day observance, urging restraint in U.S. military involvement abroad. Vance said America “must be cautious in sending our people to war,” emphasizing diplomacy and national interest before foreign intervention. His remarks came as the nation honored World War II veterans with a wreath-laying ceremony and parade of colors. Watch Vice President Vance’s full speech from the historic Memorial Amphitheater in Washington, D.C.    #JDVance #VeteransDay #WWIIMemorial #Arlington #USMilitary #MemorialDay #WarCaution #ForeignPolicy #BreakingNews #VanceSpeech #AmericaFirst #USPolitics #DefensePolicy #MilitaryService #WWIIVeterans #ArlingtonCemetery #NationalCeremony #Patriotism #HonorOurHeroes #WashingtonDC #USVicePresident #VanceRemarks #PeaceThroughStrength #USForeignPolicy #WarAndPeace #VeteransHonour #WWIIEvent

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00:00Well thank you Doug you're doing a great job at the VA and I want to say just a

00:10couple things. I've learned a couple things from working so closely with the

00:15President of the United States. The first thing is that he loves our nation's

00:18veterans and has committed our nation's administration to putting our veterans

00:23first every single day. And the second thing I've learned about the President

00:26of the United States is that he really hates when somebody who's speaking

00:30before him goes on for too long. And so with that in mind I have prepared a

00:36very brief and very inspiring one hour and 45 minute speech on this beautiful

00:41Veterans Day out here in the cold. But let me just give three very brief messages

00:47first to our nation's veterans. Thank you. Thank you for serving and sacrificing.

00:53We've all got so many good stories of people that we served with over the

00:56years. During my four years of the Marine Corps I met the very best of America.

01:00People who are willing to put on a uniform and risk their lives for their entire

01:05country. Just yesterday morning I met people who lost limbs, who lost very very

01:12important family members, who lost their psychological health going out there and

01:17serving the United States of America. So whether you gave a little bit or whether

01:23you gave a lot, every single person who put on the uniform of this nation deserves our

01:28gratitude on this day especially but every day. And so from the Vice President and the

01:33entire administration to our nation's veterans, thank you for your service, thank

01:38you for your sacrifice, and thank you for making us proud every single day.

01:45The second message is to the nation's political leaders. I happen to believe that the most valuable

01:53resource that we have isn't the incredible wealth of natural resources of this country.

01:59As amazing as it is, the most important natural resource that we have is that we have hundreds

02:05of thousands of young people every single month who sign up to put on the uniform and risk their

02:11lives for their fellow citizens. That is a resource we cannot squander. That is a resource we must

02:17protect. And so to every elected official who's here today, our obligation, our sacred responsibility

02:24to our veterans is to make sure that the American military is the bravest and best fighting force anywhere

02:31in the world. And to make sure that every time we ask our nation's military to go off to war, we give them

02:39the training, we give them the resources, and we give them what they need to kick the enemy's rear end

02:46and to come back home safely and quickly. That is our obligation to you.

02:55And my third and final message to the American people, I'm asked all the time how to best honor our

03:03veterans. And this day in particular gives you an opportunity and it doesn't have to be difficult

03:08and it doesn't have to be complicated. If you find yourself at a restaurant this evening and you see

03:13somebody wearing a uniform, buy them a meal if you're able or buy them a beer. If you see a veteran

03:19of our nation's armed forces, if you know somebody in your family, give them a call and say thank you.

03:24I heard already this morning from my mother-in-law who sent me a message early California time

03:29and it touched my heart just knowing that we have loved ones who recognize our surface,

03:35who care about it, and who care enough to go out and say thank you. So the American people,

03:40if we want to keep on ensuring that the very best and brightest sign up for our military,

03:45the very best way to do it is to make sure that the veterans know that we are grateful to them.

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Vance CAUTIONS against U.S. Troops involvement in WAR overseas | FULL SPEECH at WWII Veterans’ Day

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