Trump Tells the Story of One of the Most Beloved Medal of Honor Recipients, the Late Woody Williams

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TRUMP: “The bill created this beautiful new monument, is named for one of the most beloved Medal of Honor recipients, the late, great Woody Williams. When he died, Woody was the last surviving recipient from World War II. One of the most dangerous jobs of war, and that’s operating a flamethrower. They say it’s one of the most dangerous jobs. Very dangerous for the people on the other end too, I can tell you. But it’s — I’m going to have to ask somebody why, but they say it’s like an unbelievable, unbelievably important, unbelievably dangerous. In the Battle of Iwo Jima, he carved a path to American victory, literally carved a path so soldiers could get in and win.”