Senator Roger Marshall on US Military's 250th Anniversary and 'No Kings' Protests

US Army's 250th Anniversary Celebration

• 🇺🇸 Senator Roger Marshall describes the US Army's 250th anniversary celebration as a great moment of pride and a significant morale builder for the Army and for American patriotism.
• 🏅 He highlighted the personal significance of the event, noting his family's multi-generational service and expressing gratitude for President Trump honoring the 1.3 million American soldiers who have died protecting freedoms.
• 👏 The senator recounted the emotional impact of President Trump's stories of soldiers' victories, stating there wasn't a dry tear across America.

Protests and Patriotism

• 👑 Marshall criticized the 'No Kings' protests, particularly those associated with the far-left and Democrats, contrasting them with the sacrifices of American soldiers.
• 🚫 He suggested that protesters should first express gratitude to soldiers and questioned their understanding of duty and sacrifice.
• 💔 The senator expressed that actions like burning flags, spitting on police, or kneeling for the national anthem are a 'kick in the gut' to those who have served.

Geopolitical Tensions and Iran

• 🌍 Marshall discussed the possibility of regime change in Iran, aligning with Israel's stance and President Trump's decision not to sign the G7 statement on de-escalation.
• 🚨 He emphasized the need for the nation to come together, citing the surging of US military assets to the region and the imperative to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
• ✊ The senator voiced hope that this could be a pivotal moment for the people of Iran to overthrow their current regime.