Donny Osmond says United States owes its greatness to military veterans ‘period, full stop’
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Donny Osmond spoke with Fox News Digital about what Veterans Day means to him, having a father who once served in the United States Army.
"I look at the safety and the security of our country. Who do we owe that to? Yes, we got our problems," he told Fox News Digital. "The whole world's got problems right now. You just watch the news. I turn on Fox every morning and just listen to what's going on in the world. And we still have a wonderful country." "Our Founding Forefathers, they knew what they were talking about. Yes, they didn't see the minutia. And we got to figure that out with our Supreme Court and all of our other lawmakers in Congress, but for Pete's sake, we have a great country, and it's because of those who have served in the military. Period, full stop." Lori Bashian is an entertainment production assistant for Fox News Digital.
"Our Constitution is strong, and just as long as we adhere to it and not mess with it," he continued. "Our Founding Forefathers, they knew what they were talking about. Yes, they didn't see the minutia. And we got to figure that out with our Supreme Court and all of our other lawmakers in Congress, but for Pete's sake, we have a great country, and it's because of those who have served in the military. Period, full stop."
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