many were rangers, lumberjacks north woodsmen, hunters, prospectors and explorers.ic, disciplined and well trained. they received rigorous instruction in the use of stealth tactics, hand-to-hand combat, parachuting, explosives, demolition and amphibious and mountain warfare. moreover, their standards were extremely high. as was their espirit de corps. they were selected to tackle the war's toughest problems. they were, indeed, the elite forces of their time and, thus the pioneers of our two nation's special operations forces. like our current warriors who have been fighting for these last 14 years, the members of the devil's brigades were also patriots. they saw a higher calling during the time when their countries and the world needed them most. and many of them made the ultimate sacrifice. and for this, each and every one of us here today should bestow upon them our sincere gratitude for their amazing contributions and accomplishments on the battlefields in italy italy and france, some 70 years ago today. and for showing the way for today's special operations forc

canadians and us citizens men who made their living flavoring as lumberjacks trappers, mountaineers,ed personal safety to save the world. i take special pride in recognizing the leader of this elite unit, a man of courage, conviction, and character was a proud son of san francisco who returned to california after the war the late major general robert t frederick. [applause] undaunted by the seemingly impossible mission before him he raised trained and let the unit and was awarded a record eight purple hearts today it is our privilege to honor him and the people he led, those who are hear and those who are not with us. we we are honored that some of these legends are hear today and remember so many husbands and fathers sons and brothers never returned. they conducted night missions. under the cover of night they trudged through mountainous terrain, surprised enemy men and eventually breached the gates of rome to help liberate the eternal city. today a a plaque hangs in honor of there sacrifice. although the 1st special service force was disbanded the legacy lives on. today's special f

i say lumberjacks. but butchers is way over the line. >> how about the fax machines. nobody knows how to do that. do people still send faxes? >> i still send a fax now and then. what are we talking about? >> getting back to the president's speech, he spent most of that speech explaining why americans need to be nice to muslims, which i'm getting tired of, not because i don't agree with it -- i do. but if you look at the fbi's uniform crime reports between 2001 and 2012, 66% of the hate crimes commit the over religion were committed against jews. we never hear about that for some reason. >> i wonder why. >> if you listen to the president and people, you would think that americans are running around committing hate crimes against muslims, when in fact, it's a fatherly small percentage compared to jews. and once again, it is about the jews. >> and many of those hate crimes being perpetrated against jews are being perpetrated by -- >> i don't think we should say muslims. >> this is about isis, right? >> right. >> we should get serious. what bottom line the question is, wh

canadians and us citizens men who made their living laboring as lumberjacks and trappers, mountaineerstogether they trained for stealth combat and arctic conditions. together they sacrificed personal safety to save the world. i take special pride in recognizing that the leader of this elite unit, a man of courage, conviction, conviction, and character was a proud son of san francisco who returns to his beloved california after the war. [applause] undaunted by the seemingly impossible mission before him, frederick raised, trained, and let and let the unit and was awarded a record eight purple hearts. today it is our privilege to honor him and especially the people the lead come of those who are here for those who are not with us. we us. we are honored that some of these legends are hear today , and we remember that so many husbands and fathers, sons and brothers never returned. the 1st special service force was given the moniker black devils conducting night missions with their faces obscured by black polish. under the cover of night they charge through the mountainous terrain surprisin

many were rangers lumberjacks, north woodsmen, hunters prospectors and explorers.olition and amphibious and mountain warfare. moreover, their standards were extremely high. as was their espirit de corps. they were selected to tackle the war's toughest problems. they were, indeed, the elite forces of their time and, thus, the pioneers of our two nation's special operations forces. like our current warriors who have been fighting for these last 14 years the members of the devil's brigades were also patriots. they saw a higher calling during the time when their countries and the world needed them most. and many of them made the ultimate sacrifice. and for this, each and every one of us here today should bestow upon them our sincere gratitude for their amazing contributions and accomplishments on the battlefields in italy italy and france, some 70 years ago today. and for showing the way for today's special operations forces. gentlemen, the living members of the first special force you should be proud of not only what you accomplished on the battlefield but also for th

i would say lumberjacks, but butcher was way over the line i was offended. >> and i still send a fax and then. what are we talking about? >> i don't know. >> back to the president's speech, he spent most of that speech explaining why americans need to be nice to muslims, which i'm getting tired of it. not that i don't agree with it because i do. but if you look at the fbi crime reports between 2001 and 2012 66% of the hate crimes committed over religion were committed against jews. 12% were committed against muslims, in 2012, 16% committed against jews, 12% committed against muslims. you would think americans are committing hate crimes against muslims when in fact it's a pretty small percentage compared to jews, and once again it's about the jews. >> and many of these crimes are person perpetrated by -- >> i feel like we should get serious, bottom line the question is what are we going to do about isis? we're criticizing obama all the time, left and right what he says and doesn't say but what should we do? what do you want to do? people on the right, what do you want to do send over

the new lumberjack-only dating app will be called timber. again, maybe, but not for this.t hopes the medical procedure won't cost him an arm and a leg. not quite it. okay. this sometimes happens, we run out of jokes. don't worry, this is new york city, you can get anything here. i'll just grab myself a joke at a classic new york city joke cart. here we go. >> jokes. hey, get your jokes here. hot fresh jokes. >> seth: thank you. i would like one joke, please. >> fantastic. all right, what do you need, big guy? >> seth: i need an old person joke. >> okay. how old? >> seth: the oldest. >> all right, one world's oldest living man joke coming right up for the man with the tv show. >> seth: thank you, thank you. >> woo! seth meyers, all right. there you go. you want anything on that? >> seth: yes, mustard, please. >> mustard. there you go. relish? >> seth: yes, please. >> relish. there we are. ketchup? >> seth: hey, i'm not a monster. >> there you go, big guy. all right, here you go. >> seth: okay, thank you so much. >> did you see that game last night? >> seth: oh, i don't have

. >> no, it means would you make a great lumberjack. >> see, all of these things, though, they come out know, there are all of these surveys, i don't know, if you're that concerned with your fingers and not living life to its fullest, that's what my grandmother always said before we had her committed. >> for this whole segment look to the ring err between the ring and the index finker. >> exactly. >> or maybe it is so hard dating if you look at men's fingers get indication thousand should go, then maybe we should do it? >> i say ladies, look at the man's car. that's your better indication. >> really? >> or smell his finger. >> oh, gosh. >> now that's true. >> that's not right. >> won't be doing that, no. >> i thought women did look at man's hand for other reasons? >> well, ya. >> lent and so for the, yes. >> big hands, big gloves. all right, guys, see you next week. >> all right, see ya later. >> good day to you, it is wednesday, what is it the 25th, february 25th, 2015. here we go. >> live from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". >> well, it is a blast that's been seen