and also tin tin wisniewski, who's the executive officer of the enterprise division, also of the united sea cadet corps. welcome to the show, ladies. tin tin wisniewski: hi, it's a pleasure to be here. damian: thank you for being here. well, before we start with the "wreaths across america" and we show you the great video, tell us, if you can, first, ms. wisniewski, about the sea cadet corps. tin tin: well, the us navy sea cadet corps, we are a youth program that aim to empower the next generation of leaders, and it is under the auspice of the us navy. and you would want to think about it as a youth program that offer extracurricular activities, but more importantly, we are to help the next generation of leaders to train in their life skills and leadership skills and teamwork. damian: and we have one of those future leaders with us. melissa, she's wearing her uniform for the sea cadet corps. melissa, tell us what the corps has done for you. melissa copado: what sea cadets has done to me is i've learned a lot of self-discipline throughout the program and it's--i've met a lot of really ni

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divisions and led to changes in anti-establishment parties. it goes across countries says a lifelong democrat who now works for the center-right american enterprisetute think tank. working-class people are just po to about immigration, all the culture war stuff in the relatively poor economic performance that has shaped the working-class experience in the 21st century. this is the wall street journal. art is in seattle. which is their publican party stand for and what do you think it should stand for? caller: as a lifelong michigan person. i've never been favor of their publican party but i've got to tell you after watching the interviews and the way they treated people on camera when they said they were doing interviews made me disgusted how these people acted towards other people. nancy pelosi ripping up the speech made me want to slap her in the head. this is the worst group of people that's ever been. when i was young, the president once said ask not what your country can do but what you can do for your country. now they say what can i get from him. that's what i see in their performance. not what can we do for you but what can we get from yo

divisions and led to changes in anti-establishment parties. it goes across countries says a lifelong democrat who now works for the center-right american enterprise think tank. working-class people are just po to about immigration, all the culture war stuff in the relatively poor economic performance that has shaped the working-class experience in the 21st century. this is the wall street journal. art is in seattle. which is their publican party stand for and what do you think it should stand for? caller: as a lifelong michigan person. i've never been favor of their publican party but i've got to tell you after watching the interviews and the way they treated people on camera when they said they were doing interviews made me disgusted how these people acted towards other people. nancy pelosi ripping up the speech made me want to slap her in the head. this is the worst group of people that's ever been. when i was young, the president once said ask not what your country can do but what you can do for your country. now they say what can i get from him. that's what i see in their performance. not what can we do for you but what can we get from you. a