00:00I attended the dignified transfer ceremony for four great U.S. service members killed in the
00:06conflict with Iran. As they returned to American soil at Dover, one of the families happened to
00:15be traveling to Georgia. Beautiful family, beautiful wife and husband and brother-in-law.
00:23And I said, I'm going to Georgia, too. Where are you going? She says, well, after this, sir,
00:29they lost their beautiful son, we're going to Georgia. I said, so if you want, I'll give you
00:33a ride on Air Force One. And they said, wow. Wow. So today, I then said they're on Air Force
00:52One,
00:52and it's quite nice, I must say. And they said, wow, this is something. Thank you so much. But
00:58they're heartbroken. You know, they're heartbroken. But they couldn't believe it. And they live very
01:02close to here. They live minutes away. And we're here today. And I said to them, celebrating the
01:10memory of their beautiful, this was a beautiful son. You know, I read, when I go to Dover, I read
01:17charts on all of the young people. And some are unbelievable. Some are a little bit, you know,
01:23they got a little bit of a couple of little bad things put in. This is a son who was
01:27like
01:28a flawless, perfect person. Beautiful, beautiful son. Handsome in every way. Brilliant, respected
01:37by everybody. This, his sheet read so beautifully. And I told them that their beloved son, and
01:44it's, his name was Lieutenant Tyler Feehan. And he was a person that was going all the way. He was
01:53going to be a general. He would have been a general very quickly. He was heading in that path. But
01:57I
01:58just want to thank Tyler's mother, Sherry, his father, Stephen, and his uncle, David, who are great
02:03people. And I got to know him a little bit on the plane. And standing there, watching this site,
02:08which is, oh, it's very, very tough to, very tough to watch, to be honest with you. Very tough. I
02:14think
02:14it's the toughest thing I do. If anything, I do, I do all this stuff. But I think it's the
02:17toughest
02:18thing I do. But to Sherry and Stephen and David, we will carry Tyler's memory in our hearts forever.
02:24And I just want to thank you. It's an honor to have you here today. Please.
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