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Greatest Generation

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Sep 11, 2026

Graham CouchHOST
39:04
... just not...
Graham CouchHOST
39:05
I mean, people say like the Greatest Generation, uh, they're not that smart, not that bright, you know? I don't know.
Jason KnickHOST
39:10
Yeah.
Jason KnickHOST
39:10
Screw what Brokaw says, it's not the best generation.
Graham CouchHOST
38:04
... just not...
Graham CouchHOST
38:05
I mean, people say like the Greatest Generation, uh, they're not that smart, not that bright, you know? I don't know.
Jason KnickHOST
38:10
Yeah.
Jason KnickHOST
38:10
Screw what Brokaw says.
Hugh HewittHOST
35:57
war.
Hugh HewittHOST
35:57
My dad's part of the Greatest Generation.
Hugh HewittHOST
36:00
Never heard of shot, fire, and anger, but he went everywhere.
Hugh HewittHOST
36:02
He occupied Japan.
Hugh HewittHOST
36:03
His brothers flew missions.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
36:04
Everybody went to war.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
36:05
The Greatest Generation, 8 million men went
Hugh HewittHOST
36:08
to war.
Joe GigantiHOST
2:18
And here's the other part of that reality.
Joe GigantiHOST
2:22
The troubles the baby boom generation wrought, you can go back a generation to the greatest generation.
Joe GigantiHOST
2:29
Some of it came from well-intentioned Cocoon ripping.
Joe GigantiHOST
2:34
And what I mean by that, you know, the whole thing with the butterfly.
Joe GigantiHOST
2:59
It was well-intentioned, but it was a bad decision.
Joe GigantiHOST
3:02
It didn't have the results they wanted.
Joe GigantiHOST
3:06
My mother and father were part of the greatest generation, the World War II generation.
Joe GigantiHOST
3:11
They let us rip our own cocoons open, let me just tell you.
Tristan RiddellHOST
23:17
And it was the last war where we were definitively the good guys.
Tristan RiddellHOST
23:21
And it was that time when... everything was moving forward everything was great and so that was the greatest generation and they they spawned the boomers and so the boomers were raised on that mentality that the greatest generation gave them and so we are the product of the greatest generation all of us sitting here today is the product of that greatest generation mentality but if you dialed it back just one decade i think you would uh you would discover what you're talking about john about how pre-World War II, like before 38, you know, before the invasion of Poland, you have like Washington is what it always is and what it always was.
Tristan RiddellHOST
24:04
It's a corrupt cesspool and they're making movies about it.
John MillsHOST
24:07
Right, right.
Bob CordaroHOST
18:54
He was 104 years old.
Bob CordaroHOST
18:57
A member of the Greatest Generation, born in Berwick, graduate of Berwick High School, class of 1940.
Bob CordaroHOST
19:07
He then worked as a machinist building Stewart tanks in Berwick.
Bob CordaroHOST
19:12
Stewart tanks were the smaller, lighter tanks used during World War II.
EduardoAUDIENCE
37:17
Yeah.
EduardoAUDIENCE
37:17
Unfortunately, this nation's self-centered and it's not like the greatest generation from the World War Two.
EduardoAUDIENCE
37:23
Unfortunately, that's something we have to battle.
EduardoAUDIENCE
37:25
But we got to stick to the issues in the long run.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
23:40
Mm-hmm
Nahida GreenHOST
23:40
... or, you know, or with my father, he had one silent, early Silent Gen parent and one, um, Greatest Generation parent at the tail end of Greatest Gen.
Nahida GreenHOST
23:51
And so for me there was a huge difference in how my aunt, who is Gen X, was raised versus how I was raised.
Nahida GreenHOST
23:59
Like, my, my mom had me when she was 17 years old.
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:42
to our society? Where is our can-do-it mentality? I want to talk about the greatest.
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:49
What the hell has happened to our society? Where is our can-do-it mentality? I want to talk about the greatest generation versus today's young people, okay? I got to thinking about this over this taco debate on the internet.
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:05
That's how pathetic things have become.
Jay BurdenHOST
7:09
Okay, so for reference, if you don't remember this, what happened is a minor scandal called burrito game, right? The genesis of this was a post made by a TPUSA leader.
Jay BurdenHOST
10:37
I realize we're now eight minutes in, and we have covered 18 seconds of Mark Levin audio, but I'll let him
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:43
roll.
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:45
The greatest generation endured the severe economic scarcity of the Great Depression during their youth, followed by massive global combat and home front mobilization during World War II.
Mark LevinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:57
Over 16 million Americans served in the military, facing intense physical danger, hundreds of thousands of casualties, and strict civilian rationing of food, gas, and clothing.
JoshHOST
8:34
So I like war films, especially World War II war films.
JoshHOST
8:39
I love The Greatest Generation.
JoshHOST
8:42
I cherish my grandparents.
JoshHOST
8:43
They were strong people who lived through the Depression.

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