Morning Wire D-Day Tribute with Michael Reagan | 6.6.24
Jun 6, 2024
Michael Reagan, son of President Ronald Reagan, reflects on the 80th anniversary of D-Day and its profound significance. He emphasizes the vital need for education and remembrance to honor the sacrifices made by soldiers at Normandy. Michael discusses the alarming lack of historical awareness among young people and urges parents to engage in storytelling to bridge this gap. He also shares insights on his father's legacy, highlighting leadership qualities and the importance of humility in today's America.
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D-Day's Importance
- D-Day's 80th anniversary marks the last major commemoration with surviving participants.
- It is crucial to educate younger generations about D-Day's significance, as many lack awareness.
Unfamiliarity with D-Day
- Michael Reagan recounts golfing with a young man who was unaware of the American cemetery in France.
- This highlights the lack of D-Day awareness among today's youth.
Parental Role in Education
- Parents should take responsibility for educating their children about historical events like D-Day.
- Do not solely rely on schools, as their approach may be ineffective.