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Congressional Gold Medal

Congressional Gold Medal

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Nov 10, 2026

Karen Wilson-StarksHOST
11:26
He got one in 1991 and also in 1993.
Karen Wilson-StarksHOST
11:31
He also received a Presidential Citizens Medal, a Congressional Gold Medal, Secretary of State Distinguished Medal, and Secretary of Energy Distinguished Medal.
Karen Wilson-StarksHOST
11:43
So here we have a person serving in roles that they really enjoy and roles for which he was tremendously gifted, such that he was often called and summoned to do something new.
Karen Wilson-StarksHOST
11:58
And so next time, what I want to talk about is some of his early education, what led to the epiphany in his life that the military was the place for him to serve, and how over the years he continued to care about developing the next generation of leadership.
AdrianHOST
3:43
Yeah.
ClaraHOST
3:44
Hesburgh received the Congressional Gold Medal, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and get this, he holds the absolute world record for honorary degrees.
AdrianHOST
3:53
Wait, really?
ClaraHOST
3:54
Yeah, a world record.
Lacey LangfordHOST
24:54
They
Charlynda ScalesGUEST
24:55
were recently given the Congressional Gold Medal.
Charlynda ScalesGUEST
24:57
But at the time, before anybody had really heard about them, we decided if you walk into our kitchen, you're going to have to learn about the 6888.
Charlynda ScalesGUEST
25:05
So we named it 6888 Kitchen.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
20:02
In recognition of her service, she won many awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented to her by President Clinton in 1996.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
20:15
In 1999, she was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
20:22
October 24, 2005, Rosa Parks died at the age of 92.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
20:29
She was the first and only woman to have her casket placed in the rotunda of the United States Capitol, an honor usually reserved for U.S. presidents.
Justin TinsleyCORRESPONDENT
29:45
They were so damn good, so damn talented, and get this, so damn patriotic, that President Truman desegregated the military in 1948.
Justin TinsleyCORRESPONDENT
30:03
In 2007, decades later, the survivors finally received the Congressional Gold Medal, America's highest civilian honor for their history-altering bravery and service.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:14
Lieutenant Hall was flying this type of airplane.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:20
He shot down one of these.
speaker_5HOST
100:14
It wasn't until decades later that their remarkable story became widely known.
speaker_5HOST
100:21
In 2024, the Ghost Army was finally honored with a Congressional Gold Medal.
speaker_5HOST
100:28
But here's the question I want to leave you with.
speaker_5HOST
100:31
When we think of military heroes, We picture soldiers charging into battle, pilots flying in dangerous missions, and medics saving lives under fire, right? But what about the artist who paints a fake tank? Or what about the radio operator who convinces the enemy that an entire division is approaching? What about the soldier whose greatest weapon is his imagination? Sometimes courage isn't about how much firepower you have, or sometimes it's about using what you have to protect the people standing beside you.
speaker_0HOST
2:31
Among his most enduring classics are Give My Regards to Broadway, The Yankee Doodle Boy, Your Grand Old Flag, and the wartime anthem Over There.
speaker_0HOST
2:43
His impact on wartime morale earned him a Congressional Gold Medal and that bronze statue in New York City's Times Square over by the red steps that shows up in all of the tourist photos? Yeah, that statue is of George M.
speaker_0HOST
2:59
Cohen.
speaker_0HOST
3:00
The man is one of the legends of Broadway and patriotic songs.
Sean LakeGUEST
58:17
Fighting the government and fighting the man was very purposeful and we had a great outcome.
Sean LakeGUEST
58:23
The last part of it was something called the Congressional Gold Medal, which is the highest civilian honor that Congress gives out based on a variety of conditions.
Sean LakeGUEST
58:33
And it's ultimately signed off on by the president and gets issued out.
Sean LakeGUEST
58:38
And we wanted to issue the Congressional Gold Medal for all four Americans that were victims of the Benghazi terror attacks.
Sean LakeGUEST
58:48
and you want to talk about a snake pit in a labyrinth
Mark DivineHOST
58:51
try navigating the halls of congress to get
Sean LakeGUEST
58:53
signatures from senators and congressmen yeah
Mark DivineHOST
58:57
whoa um
Jake NicholsHOST
157:17
Dang, that is fantastic.
Jake NicholsHOST
157:18
Gray Bull Vietnam veteran Jerry Ewan awarded with a congressional gold medal for flying all those medevac missions.
Jake NicholsHOST
157:27
So I'd like to deep dive into the claim of one of our gubernatorial candidates on Tucker Carlson recently.
Jake NicholsHOST
157:36
Governor candidate Rebecca Bechstel said, don't try to sell me this moon landing junk.
Paul M. KatzGUEST
11:45
Parks as Raymond's foundation.
Paul M. KatzGUEST
11:50
and donating some money and then going to see her get the Congressional Gold Medal with Clinton.
Paul M. KatzGUEST
11:55
So I learned quickly about Martin Luther King and I learned quickly about the whole civil rights movement from an out, you know, I never lived it, I didn't grow up here, but I've tried to embody some of those principles in my work.
Paul M. KatzGUEST
12:11
So yeah, I may respond very strongly to that particular statement.

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