[SwinneySwitch]

"It's a reminder of a great passage in our lives," Brokaw said. "It's a reminder to the generation coming up of the sacrifices that were made."

[SwinneySwitch]

George Tuley/Caller-Times

Tom Brokaw (left) autographs a copy of his book, "The Greatest Generation," for Darius Radzius.

[samadams2000]

Just go away little Brokaw. You were a news reader. You stand on a box when you read your lines. Where you could you bashed America...then you wrote a book talking about what most Americans already knew and lived. You worked against us. Now move off the stage. Please God. Just move on.

[boomop1]

Maybe they will have a seance and bring in Peter for his advise.

[Pessimist]

"unity, humility and sacrifice"

Well, if the portion of them represented by AARP is any guide, they certainly have unity. I'm not so sure about the other 2.

[PistolPaknMama]

"It's my lasting contribution."

Oh gawd, I had to blow my nose twice. Which generation did Brokeshaw belong to? I've never seen that printed anywhere.

[calrighty]

Evidently, Brokaw thinks he is an important man in America. Delusional!!

[Spok]

The modern American left, of which Brokaw is a card-carrying member, cut its teeth in the 1960's by rejecting and spitting on the values of the 'greatest generation'. Brokaw's self-serving praise is not only hollow but obscenely hypocritical. After the damage the left-wing MSM has done to this country, it's reprehensible that this man should profit from pretending to admire and respect that which he was instrumental in destroying.

[nonliberal]

Their lessons - unity, humility and sacrifice -

Unyielding greed, raising a generation of hippies, and social programs. Greatest generation my @$$!