Robert Dornan: “I am going to do my tribute to the chosen few, and then the pro-life closing statement for me, and there is another…”

“I am going to do my tribute to the chosen few, and then the pro-life closing statement for me, and there is another gentleman who will get to close out the last special order, probably, unless something goes wrong tomorrow and this whole immigration thing blows up in our face. Because it is all being played for politics down at Foggy Bottom. The men who showed up at the memorial in Santa Ana, CA, the chosen few, the ones who made it back, wanted me to read the names. They gave me these beautiful documents, I will hold it up for camera six, the battle stars. In the case of these men they have five battle stars on their Korean ribbon. I am a Korea veteran, an era veteran, but I did not set foot on Korea until after the war, so I cannot wear the U.N. colors of the beautiful Korean ribbon. But, first, I want to read these words of General MacArthur, who Mr. Bilbray's father admired. And my father was a boxing coach in the 1928 Olympics, and General MacArthur, as an Army four-star, led the Olympic team to Holland in 1928. General MacArthur said at the end of World War II, "Spiritual strength and power has brought us through to victory. Our men are homeward bound. Take care of them." Take care of them. Five years later men started getting captured by the company, by the battalion, when the Chinese troops poured across the Yalu River, and we had almost liberated, under MacArthur, all of Korea. Take care of them.”