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Arlington National Cemetery

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Sep 11, 2026

Aaron MacLeanHOST
0:51
That day changed my life, as it did, I assume, the lives of many who listen to this show.
Aaron MacLeanHOST
0:57
I wasn't in New York or Washington when the attacks occurred, and I didn't personally lose anyone in them, though my father is and was at the time at Arlington Cemetery, his resting place, all but a stone's throw from where American Airlines Flight 77 hit the Pentagon, so I did always take that personally.
Aaron MacLeanHOST
1:14
That all said, the major effect on my life, in which I definitely did lose friends, was in the wars that followed the 9-11 attacks, in Afghanistan and in Iraq principally.
Aaron MacLeanHOST
1:24
That's what my guest, HR McMaster, and I are going to discuss today, those wars and their legacy.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:07
President Trump has signed an executive order called Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again, and it require, of course, And it requires all new federal buildings be designed in the classical style in accordance with Greco-Roman architectural norms so as to reflect America's Republican ideals.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:29
He just commissioned the building of what's called the Victory Arch near Arlington National Cemetery for our nation's 250th anniversary.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:38
And in line with that, this is, can we go to the next one? Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:44
This is their new courthouse in what they're calling Greco-Deco.
CannConHOST
17:00
Soon it was time to begin turning off the machines that were keeping Ryan alive and did it hit by hit and got to say goodbye and look at him one last time.
CannConHOST
17:09
Special Forces Staff Sergeant Ryan Means was buried in Arlington Cemetery.
CannConHOST
17:13
The final line in her book reads, quote, in the end, if everything is not okay, it is not the end.
CannConHOST
17:21
Damn.
David FeldmanHOST
48:51
They're all out of cash.
David FeldmanHOST
48:54
But they have $10 million to restore and then put back up a statue that had been removed from Arlington Cemetery during the Biden administration.
David FeldmanHOST
49:05
Why was it removed? Because it honored the memory of Confederate soldiers and at the same time depicted black people In a very demeaning way, I believe the statue includes mammies being led to salvation by a Confederate soldier.
David FeldmanHOST
49:26
So it was removed from Arlington Cemetery.
David FeldmanHOST
49:32
Hegseth called that decision to remove the statue woke.
David FeldmanHOST
49:37
The Washington Post reporting that this week, the Pentagon removed from its website and from Arlington Cemetery... wording saying that the statue created, quote, a mythologized vision of the Confederacy with sanitized depictions of slavery.
David FeldmanHOST
49:58
So they're spending $10 million to refurbish this monument to Confederate soldiers to put it back up at Arlington Cemetery.
David FeldmanHOST
50:08
And there was a plaque already ready for this refurbished monument.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:56
let me just describe the scene that we have here, and I'll back up a little bit.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:59
But right now, I'm looking at the charred facade of the Pentagon, a huge gaping hole on the side where the Pentagon teleport is located, the side that faces Arlington Cemetery.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:10
In front of me is a long line of rescue personnel with backboards.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:15
They're just waiting for victims to be brought out so they can rush them to nearby medical facilities.
Felicia LinHOST
28:13
Is this related to this 9-11 more project?
DavidGUEST
28:16
No, that was completely different because when I was in the TAP-DC community, there's a holiday event at Arlington Cemetery called Reefs Across America.
Felicia LinHOST
28:23
Mm-hmm.
DavidGUEST
28:24
So I read about a Taiwanese-American that was buried there.
DavidGUEST
29:45
Eight service members died on that first day, and there was more casualties afterwards.
DavidGUEST
29:49
And Eddie Chen, who was the Taiwanese-American, was the first casualty of that day.
Kaju RobertoHOST
29:53
It was through the Arlington Cemetery databases.
DavidGUEST
29:55
I found this Taiwanese story, and I did some investigative research, and I found out about the TV series.
Todd GrayHOST
14:55
I did.
Todd GrayHOST
14:56
The site of the assassination of JFK and President Lincoln, Arlington National Cemetery.
Todd GrayHOST
15:02
Why did you take your children on that history tour?
Kenny RagerGUEST
15:06
Well, it's, um, so we've done several and we do them in chunks.
Allan LichtmanHOST
16:41
And that's what we should be focusing on and not on any of these other things that really don't matter in the story of America.
SamHOST
16:49
And this is coming on the heels of the Trump administration stripping any criticism of Confederates at Arlington Cemetery.
SamHOST
16:57
Again, another very strong piece of evidence that they're going to destroy the Smithsonian.
Allan LichtmanHOST
17:02
Right.
Preston ScottHOST
68:34
What's the beef?
GregAUDIENCE
68:37
a Civil War Arlington National Cemetery monument that should have been left alone.
GregAUDIENCE
68:45
It was reported this week that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth wants to spend $10 million out of the Army budget to move the Daughters of the Confederacy monument created in 1914 back to Arlington Cemetery, since people are now looking at a basically a piece of wood plaque and an empty platform.
GregAUDIENCE
69:11
Now, this was done in 2023, back when bases were being renamed with the same mindset that caused the Robert E. Lee statue to be covered in spray paint in Charlottesville, Virginia.
GregAUDIENCE
69:25
So for these whiners of historical background, I have an edification called a Bonus Baby Bible Verse of Romans 1219.
Jamie McIntyreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:24
The Defense Protective Service, which is the police force here in the Pentagon, has been urging people to get out of the building and move away from the scene so they can handle the emergency situation.
Jamie McIntyreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:34
Again, it appears that an aircraft of some sort did hit the side of the Pentagon, the west front, which faces sort of toward Arlington National Cemetery.
Jamie McIntyreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:44
It's a corridor where a lot of Army offices are located.
Aaron BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:48
Wow.

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