My father enlisted at the age of 14 and served in WWII and the Korean war. He never talked about it....ever. It just so happened that my father, my son and I took an Amtrak all the way across the country and we just so happened to be in Washington DC on the day they were dedicating the WWII memorial. There were hundreds of older gentleman there who served in that war and I was able to witness my father heal that day. He was able to talk to men he never knew, I saw my father cry for the first time in my life. These brave men insured our freedom and sacrificed so much that we will never be able to pay them back. My father has since passed away, and I have a picture of him in uniform. I want to say thank you to all the men who served and died to ensure that I would be able to live and be free in the country that is my home. Thank you!
With you and us remembering them and what they did is the greatest reward they could of hoped for we have peace and I hope democracy we should hold dear. Yes thank you for what they did, I understand as I was also in the Royal navy in the 70's - 2000
Thanks to your father, my dad also was in Korea. He never talked about it neither, he got out and they gave him a job picking tomatoes. His records burned in a fire and had to fight to get his pay but he got it. Hes gone now too God bless our soldiers.
My Dad, Sgt. Billy R. Ward - U.S. Army - 4th Infantry Division landed at Utah Beach Normandy, France - Operation Overlord - June 6, 1944. Thank you to your Dad for his service.
My Father WWII 9th Army 8th armored Division Landed on Omaha Beach D-Day on June 6, 1944. First town St Glees, on to St Lo, in his words they got the sh-t kicked out of them in St Lo. Fought in the Battle of The Bulge where he carried two GIs under heavy fire to safety, he received the Medal of The Silver Star award in May of 45 for doing so. He passed away 12/2002. Forever my hero! God Bless all that served
I was so touched by the Judge's talk about how patriotism has changed. All 3 of my husband's Uncles were in the wars, 1 died in the clean up at Pearl Harbor, 1 was in the battle of Bastone and lost half of both feet and almost his whole platoon and the 3rd never spoke of his battles because he felt enough horror had happened to his only brothers. There mother flew her 3 stars so proudly even though there was so much pain. I only wish more families instilled family values and patriotism in their homes. It would be such a better America and I love my country as my dad also fought for her. Blessings and many thanks to ALL of those who protect us each and every day.
Thanks to your dad for his service. My grandfather was onboard a ship during the bombing at Pearl. The ship was able to get underway and survive the attack.
I'm not from the US I'm British however I did go to one of your fine Universities to do my Master's Degree ( Cornell University ) my Late Grandfather was one of the first Special Forces in the UK he was in the First Special Service Brigade SOE Commando they later became 1 Commandos, they where at D-day as well they landed at Sword Beach. To all of the Allied Troops who died on D-day and those who have passed away since Thank You for giving us a free democratic world to live in. RIP to you all.
Judge Caprio is a wonderful human being and a wise man of love and compassion ❤️ And inspectors Quinn and Carrigan are warm-hearted too ... God bless them all!
Amen to that! I almost wanted to say "I love to watch this show", but that would have been an injustice. These are real-life proceedings with a judge so very compassionate, and real people sharing their story with those at the court, and in fact with all of us. Even though I am living at a far distance from the USA, I very much appreciate seeing such a compassionate judge spread humanity with a global reach. Thank you!
Beautifully ruled Your Honor. The sacrifice that generation made was world changing. To all veterans, you are treasured and honored everyday. Thank you for your service.
I love this! My father in law was the same 2 tours in vietnam. He talked to me because I am a veteran. It was very emotional when the person we hired to take care of him took him to see We where soldiers he burst into tears and left the theatre. People just don't understand what veteran's go through. My heart still breaks when I remember the stories he told me. God bless him for what he did for our country. Love you Dad "John" I truly appreciate what you do God Bless You!
My father and several uncles were in the Army during WWII. One of my youngest uncles was in the 442nd in Europe. The stories he told me were nothing like you see in the movies. NEVER FORGET THE GREATEST GENERATION.
Thank you her father and all those who served during all wars to ensure tyranny and evil wouldn't take our freedoms. Fight it all open your eyes.dont let what they sacrificed go to waste
My Uncle Harvey S. Olson was the first person to step on the shore in Normandy. He received the Silver Star and was promoted to Sergeant Harvey S. Olson. Army. My father and his three brothers fought in WWII. Uncle Harvey fought through WWII and the Korean War and was in for 35 years.
My best friend and I were in Paris in 2019 and we met a gentleman at the top of the Eifel Tower who had served in WW2. He was a very kind hearted man and my friend (who is a bit more open than me about going up and talking to strangers) approached him and spoke to him. In the end, I got to meet him and we took pictures with him and exchanged stories. It was a very memorable day and one I will not ever forget. My great uncle was at Pearl Harbor when that happened, but he never spoke about it and I never felt inclined to ask, perhaps because I never wanted to bring up tragic memories in others.
Thanks Judge for reminding us all to pay respect to all that are serving and have served! You're the best! Be forever blessed and favored by God and man.
Hello Delores, how are you doing today, hope you are having a beautiful day? I stopped at your profile because you bear the same name with a good friend of mine! I was wondering if I could say Hi ? Stay safe always and best wishes
We NEED MORE Judge Caprios in this country..people who think, CARE for their neighbors & empathize with all honest situations! This Judge is a National Treasure, God bless him🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
It's sooooo Sad 😭 that were Losing that Generation of Americans!! 😭 My Father's brother Survived D-Day, where my Father wasn't allowed to join our service due to bad hearing! 😒 But my Mother's brother Sadly Lost his Life in the battle of the Bulge!! 😭 I didn't Learn of this and 2 other Uncles that Served in WW2 until they all passed away!! 😭😭 It's so Sad that in 2023 these young Americans who Disrespect Our Flag and our Country get away with it!! 😟😟😟💔 God Bless all those Men and Women who served 🇺🇲 for us to be Free!! and those who gave us the Ultimate Gift...their Life for us to enjoy Our Freedoms!! 🇺🇲💔😢🇺🇲
I visited the beaches of Normandie where D-Day took place so long a ago and as a veteran I can't believe that people have crossed these beaches while beeing under heavy machinegun fire or all that other stuff that has been in the air these days. And I can truely understand that they couldn't have stand the opening scene of that movie when they have been there. I served in the german army and I sure know what a terrible weapon that MG42 was, cause we used the same decades later and in part, it's still in service today. Only to cross the beaches, if you ever saw them, at low tide was the most heroic act I can ever imagine. Thank you all for your service to liberate Europe and the oportunity to a free and democratic life. Greetings and a salute from Germany.
These stories from the Second World War touch me deeply. I myself am 62 years old today and have only experienced it through books and clips. But I understand that this must never be forgotten for the future. So many people who died for freedom. I bow deeply in awe of these people!
This one got me hard. Makes me remember all the stories that both my grandfathers told me about WW2. One Master Seargent of Arms in the Army and the other was Seaman First Class aboard The USS Griffin and tender ships in the Navy. Miss those awesome men ! They were always so humble for what they went through and done for us.
Both my grandfathers were in ww2. They didn’t like to talk about it much and often shed a tear when asked questions about it. The one fought on the island of the Philippines and New Guinea. Listening to them stories of his and looking at some of his old pictures he took on the islands all you can do is think DAMN.
As a Veteran of the US Army , I thank your Father for his service And in two of the bloodiest battles of WWII. We are who we are as a country because of those young men who lived that war!
My Mum went over on Dday plus 3 as a nurse. She was a amonngst a group of nurses who pulled a hospital tent from one of the landing craft. She jumped in up to her ne k in water (about 5' 4") and dragged a hospital tent up.over the beach, the sand dunes and put it to behind the dunes. The nurses had to do it as all the men were fighting. We dont know we are born today!!
The judge does a great honor to those who served in WW2 by remembering what they endured, which was so horrific. I was so deeply moved when the Judge dismissed the case.
Dios bendiga a Judge Caprio🙏🏻 por ser una gran ser humano con un grande corazón. Mi respeto a todos los que an servido en el ejército. Que Dios los tenga en su gloria.
wonderful story about her dad as a soldier. it is really true that when exposed to very scary time, soldiers keep these memories for themselves for a long long time before sharing it with others truelly amazing.
Not that I’ve Hade anyone, as far i know in that war, on that day, but still that left me whit a choke in the throat, in my opinion there are no winners in a war, just innocent guys, fighting another’s war, that story left me whit a tear in the eye and a lump in the throat, no one deserves to have that experience 😢
My dad was at the beaches a few days after D day, at the battle of the Bulge, then Korea, then twice to Nam. No stories but you could see the change when he cam back from Nam.
I hardly talk aboot my 2 tours of Northern Ireland when i was 19 seen alot i blank them oot sometimes same as my Dad never spoke aboot the war he got 5 Medals my grandad was in the best fighting regiment the Royal Scots Greys in the 1st World War they are my heroes followed in my family foot steps 12 years of Service in the Royal Artillery
I like watching the show on my phone better. On television the in between breaks are way too loud!! My wife gets annoyed at them when watching her own television. Maybe others feel the same way. Regardless I love your show!!! Hats off to you all the members of the cast. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
hearing these stories put tears in my eye, my father was also in the korean war. Its a shame what these young men and children had to go thru. As long as we keep killing each other, will never be civilized
My father went to WW11 in the Pacific. I lost an uncle in this war, and a great uncle in WW1. Soldiers war records are available from Canberra in this country. The lady doesn't even know her father's rank.
At what point did I miss the U-boat story? I keep rewinding thinking I missed it. Then at 03.50 she mentions a 'fence', and I don't know what she's talking about, but clearly it has nothing to do with U-boats (submarines).
Don't ask a vet about his war time experience he will maybe talk and tell something about it but most likely will not say a thing about it. Just don't ask. God Bless. Peace.
My father enlisted at the age of 14 and served in WWII and the Korean war. He never talked about it....ever. It just so happened that my father, my son and I took an Amtrak all the way across the country and we just so happened to be in Washington DC on the day they were dedicating the WWII memorial. There were hundreds of older gentleman there who served in that war and I was able to witness my father heal that day. He was able to talk to men he never knew, I saw my father cry for the first time in my life. These brave men insured our freedom and sacrificed so much that we will never be able to pay them back. My father has since passed away, and I have a picture of him in uniform. I want to say thank you to all the men who served and died to ensure that I would be able to live and be free in the country that is my home. Thank you!
With you and us remembering them and what they did is the greatest reward they could of hoped for we have peace and I hope democracy we should hold dear. Yes thank you for what they did, I understand as I was also in the Royal navy in the 70's - 2000
Thanks to your father, my dad also was in Korea. He never talked about it neither, he got out and they gave him a job picking tomatoes. His records burned in a fire and had to fight to get his pay but he got it. Hes gone now too God bless our soldiers.
14 really? Dang
Thanks for sharing that story. God bless you all.
@@TKDragon75 yes.....14. it was a different time then. He grew up fast. Then served in 2 wars.
Judge Caprio is definitely a part of " The Greatest Generation " He is a genuine patriot.
My Dad, Sgt. Billy R. Ward - U.S. Army - 4th Infantry Division landed at Utah Beach Normandy, France - Operation Overlord - June 6, 1944. Thank you to your Dad for his service.
My Father WWII 9th Army 8th armored Division Landed on Omaha Beach D-Day on June 6, 1944. First town St Glees, on to St Lo, in his words they got the sh-t kicked out of them in St Lo. Fought in the Battle of The Bulge where he carried two GIs under heavy fire to safety, he received the Medal of The Silver Star award in May of 45 for doing so. He passed away 12/2002. Forever my hero! God Bless all that served
This judge is solid. If there was more people like him in the world, things would be alot less shitty.... God bless all of you.
As a vet, who's grandfather also faught in the great war aged 17, I tip my hat to you sir, Thank you for your heartfelt words.......
I have so much Respect and admiration for Judge Caprio. He's so humble and kind towards others love this gentleman.
I was so touched by the Judge's talk about how patriotism has changed. All 3 of my husband's Uncles were in the wars, 1 died in the clean up at Pearl Harbor, 1 was in the battle of Bastone and lost half of both feet and almost his whole platoon and the 3rd never spoke of his battles because he felt enough horror had happened to his only brothers. There mother flew her 3 stars so proudly even though there was so much pain. I only wish more families instilled family values and patriotism in their homes. It would be such a better America and I love my country as my dad also fought for her. Blessings and many thanks to ALL of those who protect us each and every day.
Thank you for sharing that.
Thanks to your dad for his service. My grandfather was onboard a ship during the bombing at Pearl. The ship was able to get underway and survive the attack.
My uncle was a marine captain on the Nevada at Pearl. Same ship?
Legend of a man, a real man, always takes the time to listen and help those that need it. Big hello from Wales in the UK 🏴🏴🏴
Finally a person from the UK who doesn’t say “America did nothing in ww2” I thank you friend… hello from New York USA 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🏴
Yes he is.
I'm not from the US I'm British however I did go to one of your fine Universities to do my Master's Degree ( Cornell University ) my Late Grandfather was one of the first Special Forces in the UK he was in the First Special Service Brigade SOE Commando they later became 1 Commandos, they where at D-day as well they landed at Sword Beach. To all of the Allied Troops who died on D-day and those who have passed away since Thank You for giving us a free democratic world to live in. RIP to you all.
Judge Caprio is a wonderful human being and a wise man of love and compassion ❤️ And inspectors Quinn and Carrigan are warm-hearted too ... God bless them all!
Amen to that! I almost wanted to say "I love to watch this
show", but that would have been an injustice. These are real-life proceedings with a judge so very compassionate, and real people sharing their story with those at the court, and in fact with all of us. Even though I am living at a far distance from the USA, I very much appreciate seeing such a compassionate judge spread humanity with a global reach. Thank you!
100%
wish he was running for President.......................
Judge Caprio has a heart of GOLD may God shower him with imense blessings
Beautifully ruled Your Honor. The sacrifice that generation made was world changing. To all veterans, you are treasured and honored everyday. Thank you for your service.
I didn't cried...... but damn that was a close call. John Rush wherever you are THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Once again, I a 63 year old Air Force vet, get emotional hearing about our heroes. We wouldn’t have freedom without them.
Nobody will ever see that much patriotic because this great country is dwelling from within
"Dwelling from within." What the hell does that mean?
Yep slowly but surely our patriotism is being eroded
@@laceandwhisky How do you figure?
*We need more judge like Frank Caprio in worldwide, but unfortunately we don't have.*❤❤❤
I love this! My father in law was the same 2 tours in vietnam. He talked to me because I am a veteran. It was very emotional when the person we hired to take care of him took him to see We where soldiers he burst into tears and left the theatre. People just don't understand what veteran's go through. My heart still breaks when I remember the stories he told me. God bless him for what he did for our country. Love you Dad "John" I truly appreciate what you do God Bless You!
My father and several uncles were in the Army during WWII. One of my youngest uncles was in the 442nd in Europe. The stories he told me were nothing like you see in the movies.
NEVER FORGET THE GREATEST GENERATION.
I respect this man for serving our country and i was crying when she lost her dad this man went through a lot in his life John gets my respect.
Thank you her father and all those who served during all wars to ensure tyranny and evil wouldn't take our freedoms. Fight it all open your eyes.dont let what they sacrificed go to waste
I absolutely love Judge Caprio. He is a GREAT man.
My Uncle Harvey S. Olson was the first person to step on the shore in Normandy. He received the Silver Star and was promoted to Sergeant Harvey S. Olson. Army. My father and his three brothers fought in WWII. Uncle Harvey fought through WWII and the Korean War and was in for 35 years.
My best friend and I were in Paris in 2019 and we met a gentleman at the top of the Eifel Tower who had served in WW2. He was a very kind hearted man and my friend (who is a bit more open than me about going up and talking to strangers) approached him and spoke to him. In the end, I got to meet him and we took pictures with him and exchanged stories. It was a very memorable day and one I will not ever forget. My great uncle was at Pearl Harbor when that happened, but he never spoke about it and I never felt inclined to ask, perhaps because I never wanted to bring up tragic memories in others.
Thanks Judge for reminding us all to pay respect to all that are serving and have served! You're the best! Be forever blessed and favored by God and man.
Hello Delores, how are you doing today, hope you are having a beautiful day? I stopped at your profile because you bear the
same name with a good friend of mine! I was wondering if I could say Hi ? Stay safe always and best wishes
We NEED MORE Judge Caprios in this country..people who think, CARE for their neighbors & empathize with all honest situations! This Judge is a National Treasure, God bless him🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Why aren't there many many other judges like this man. He is God given 🙏 God bless you and all 🙏
It's sooooo Sad 😭 that were Losing that Generation of Americans!! 😭 My Father's brother Survived D-Day, where my Father wasn't allowed to join our service due to bad hearing! 😒 But my Mother's brother Sadly Lost his Life in the battle of the Bulge!! 😭 I didn't Learn of this and 2 other Uncles that Served in WW2 until they all passed away!! 😭😭 It's so Sad that in 2023 these young Americans who Disrespect Our Flag and our Country get away with it!! 😟😟😟💔 God Bless all those Men and Women who served 🇺🇲 for us to be Free!! and those who gave us the Ultimate Gift...their Life for us to enjoy Our Freedoms!! 🇺🇲💔😢🇺🇲
I visited the beaches of Normandie where D-Day took place so long a ago and as a veteran I can't believe that people have crossed these beaches while beeing under heavy machinegun fire or all that other stuff that has been in the air these days. And I can truely understand that they couldn't have stand the opening scene of that movie when they have been there.
I served in the german army and I sure know what a terrible weapon that MG42 was, cause we used the same decades later and in part, it's still in service today.
Only to cross the beaches, if you ever saw them, at low tide was the most heroic act I can ever imagine. Thank you all for your service to liberate Europe and the oportunity to a free and democratic life. Greetings and a salute from Germany.
GOOD MORNING . Judge Frank Caprio BEEN watching your vids a long time. PRAY u r well . and your family .
These stories from the Second World War touch me deeply. I myself am 62 years old today and have only experienced it through books and clips. But I understand that this must never be forgotten for the future. So many people who died for freedom. I bow deeply in awe of these people!
"In war there are no unwounded soldiers." - José Narosky
This one got me hard. Makes me remember all the stories that both my grandfathers told me about WW2. One Master Seargent of Arms in the Army and the other was Seaman First Class aboard The USS Griffin and tender ships in the Navy. Miss those awesome men ! They were always so humble for what they went through and done for us.
Both my grandfathers were in ww2. They didn’t like to talk about it much and often shed a tear when asked questions about it. The one fought on the island of the Philippines and New Guinea. Listening to them stories of his and looking at some of his old pictures he took on the islands all you can do is think DAMN.
Thank you judge. Thank you for your service as a combat engineer. We
All served some gave. Some gave all
God bless everyone.
I HAVE 6 VETERAN UNCLES. GOD BLESS YOUR DAD FOR HIS SERVICE
As a Veteran of the US Army , I thank your Father for his service And in two of the bloodiest battles of WWII. We are who we are as a country because of those young men who lived that war!
My Mum went over on Dday plus 3 as a nurse. She was a amonngst a group of nurses who pulled a hospital tent from one of the landing craft. She jumped in up to her ne k in water (about 5' 4") and dragged a hospital tent up.over the beach, the sand dunes and put it to behind the dunes. The nurses had to do it as all the men were fighting. We dont know we are born today!!
As always, judge Caprio is the best. God bless that man for many, many years.
God Bless you Frank, You are an Angel. Aussie
The judge does a great honor to those who served in WW2 by remembering what they endured, which was so horrific. I was so deeply moved when the Judge dismissed the case.
RIP John Rush & all the brave soldiers who fought in WW1 & WW2 may your memories never be forgotten! 😢❤
A vet bailed because of a film, and his reason was "I can't watch that, it' all just comes back".
Shell shock is not a joke.
God Bless John Rush’s soul. I hope you’re living like the king you are!!! ❤
What a judge a very nice man God bless you and your family 🙏🕊️
Judge reflects the love of God our creator in the seat whicb was given to him with humble heart.
No, just a human being.
Some men walk tall but there are some men that are giants!
Wonderful, powerful piece of history, God Bless
Dios bendiga a Judge Caprio🙏🏻 por ser una gran ser humano con un grande corazón. Mi respeto a todos los que an servido en el ejército. Que Dios los tenga en su gloria.
Good morning Sir! how are you? I am your big fan I would like to talk to you, Inshallah one day I am coming to USA, it's my big dreams❤️😍
wonderful story about her dad as a soldier.
it is really true that when exposed to very scary time, soldiers keep these memories for themselves for a long long time before sharing it with others
truelly amazing.
Not that I’ve Hade anyone, as far i know in that war, on that day, but still that left me whit a choke in the throat, in my opinion there are no winners in a war, just innocent guys, fighting another’s war, that story left me whit a tear in the eye and a lump in the throat, no one deserves to have that experience 😢
Just the BEST!
Thank you for your service John, rest in peace.
Compassion .. that's all I can say .. 🙏❤️🇬🇧
This guy is a SAINT! God bless him.
This judge!!❤❤ what amazing EQ, love him
Wow! Amazing to hear her Dad was in the Battle of the Bulge....I can't imagine what that must've been like...
My dad was at the beaches a few days after D day, at the battle of the Bulge, then Korea, then twice to Nam. No stories but you could see the change when he cam back from Nam.
I'm so jealous that USA has this amazing Judge ...
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This judge never ceases to bring tears to my eyes.
Wow that was very honorable from one man of honor towards another .God bless all our soldiers here and abroad living or deceased
God Bless John Rush!
What a great judge. Wishing you the best 🙏
Judge Caprio Is AGreat Judge God Bless Him
Beautiful story beautifully told. Thank you 🙏
I hardly talk aboot my 2 tours of Northern Ireland when i was 19 seen alot i blank them oot sometimes same as my Dad never spoke aboot the war he got 5 Medals my grandad was in the best fighting regiment the Royal Scots Greys in the 1st World War they are my heroes followed in my family foot steps 12 years of Service in the Royal Artillery
Good Morning Judge Caprio:: Present..
Hello
Hi love this man
I like watching the show on my phone better. On television the in between breaks are way too loud!! My wife gets annoyed at them when watching her own television. Maybe others feel the same way. Regardless I love your show!!! Hats off to you all the members of the cast. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
One of the most amazing people in the world such a wonderful companionate man👍
Great job! Judge.
This Judge is such a wonderful human being. God bless him.
If Judge Caprio didn't go to heaven, no one will.
hearing these stories put tears in my eye, my father was also in the korean war. Its a shame what these young men and children had to go thru. As long as we keep killing each other, will never be civilized
Golden hard and crystal clear mind God bless you and your family gudge Caprio
Just an amazing judge. ❤
My step grandfather was on the Normandy beach on D-Day.
The only thing he ever said was that a lot of men died on that day.
My great uncle was on Omaha beach second wave
I never considered that! School aged Children must have been seriously scarred at such a young age. Good but very sad story.
My father went to WW11 in the Pacific. I lost an uncle in this war, and a great uncle in WW1. Soldiers war records are available from Canberra in this country. The lady doesn't even know her father's rank.
Moved to tears.
you have a heart of gold.
He is just a very caring person God bless
All I can say is wow
I would never lie or have an attitude in court. My folks spanked me growing up.
Definitely the greatest generation especially compared to the cry babie coming out of college nowadays
She wins this round 👏 🙌
john rush.... he had the perfect name to storm Normandy.... and survive
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Finding private ryan........ wish I saw that movie
Her father was a great man 🫡 🇺🇸 but she just took adventage of it, what a disgrace !
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At what point did I miss the U-boat story? I keep rewinding thinking I missed it. Then at 03.50 she mentions a 'fence', and I don't know what she's talking about, but clearly it has nothing to do with U-boats (submarines).
I’m not crying.😢
Wow, that was something.
This Judge...
Dude went to Normandy at 19. But today if you’re 19 comments hurt ..
Looks like we could be in a War again!
Don't ask a vet about his war time experience he will maybe talk and tell something about it but most likely will not say a thing about it. Just don't ask. God Bless. Peace.
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