>>JENNIFER WAUGH: SO AS WE HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU ABOUT IN REMINDING YOU FLAG DAY IS
MONDAY JUNE 14TH AND IT’S TIME
TO REPLACE YOUR AMERICAN FLAG,
THE LOCAL STATION IS HERE TO
HELP YOU. ON MONDAY FROM
00:00AM IN THE MORNING UNTIL 7
O’CLOCK IN THE EVENING YOU CAN
BRING A DAMAGED OR FADED FLAG
TORE STATION. WE WILL PROPERLY
DISPOSE OF IT FOR YOU AND GIVE
YOU A BRAND-NEW AMERICAN FLAG
IN EXCHANGE AND AS WE GET READY
FOR FLAG DAY THIS MORNING WE
ARE HAVING A FRIENDLY
COMPETITION
ABOUT YOU WHO KNOWS THE MOST
ABOUT OUR STARS AND STRIPES
FLAG DAY AND YOU CAN PLAY ALONG
AT HOME. SO WE HOPE YOU WILL
GIVE US JUST A FEW MINUTES OF
YOUR TIME. ALL RIGHT.
>>LAUREN VERNO: SO LOOK AT THIS
BUNCH RIGHT HERE.
I LOVE AND THE OUTLOOK ON THE
OK HE’S A BIT IN
MY DESK. YOU KNOW STAPLED SO NO
ONE HAS SEEN EVERY READY FOR
THE ALL RIGHT FIRST QUESTION
WHICH YEAR. >>JENNIFER WAUGH: WAS AN ACT OF CONGRESS PROCLAIMING JUNE 14TH
AS NATIONAL FLAG DAY SIGNED BY
THE PRESIDENT.
IS IT A 1949 BE
1916. C
1863 OR D
1960 WHICH YEAR WAS AN ACT OF
CONGRESS PROCLAIMING JUNE 14TH
AS NATIONAL FLAG DAY SIGNED BY
THE PRESIDENT IS B
C.
C. >> OR DO YOU MISS THE YEARS THAT WE
9 1916.
>>LAUREN VERNO: 1863 OR 1960.
THE SEA OR D.
>> WE’RE GOING TO NEED TO HAVE A LITTLE COUNTDOWN TIMER HERE. OKAY ARE WE SELECTED ONE.
OKAY, LET’S SEE IT.
>> A B B.
>> OKAY, THE ANSWER
IS B.
THE ANSWER IS OKAY, SO THAT IS
CORRECT FOR RICHARD
AND LENA. THESE CORRECT SINCE
1916 WHEN PRESIDENT
WOODROW WILSON ISSUED A
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION
AMERICANS HAVE COMMEMORATED THE
ADOPTION OF THE STARS AND
STRIPES OK QUESTION NUMBER 2.
HOW MANY RED STRIPES AS THE
U.S. FLAG HAD AND HOW MANY
WHITE STRIPES IS IT A 13 RED 12
WHITE B 7 RED.
6 WHITE C 6 RED
7 WHITE OR D 8 RED 9 WHAT.
ABC OR D HOW MANY RED STRIPES DOES THE U.S. FLAG HAVE AND HOW MANY WHITE
STRIPES DOES IT HAPPEN.
>> ABC OR D.
>>LAUREN VERNO: RICHARD HAS NUMBER HEY RICHARD COUPLE DOES SPEND THERE.
>> A A
>> A
RIGHT.
>> AND THE ANSWER IS B.
>>LENA PRINGLE: WHEN’S THE LAST TIME YOU TOOK THAT CLOSE OF A LOOK AT THE U.S. FLAG HAS 7 RED
STRIPES AND
6 WHITE STRIPES. OFFICIALLY THE
RED STRIPE SIGNIFY VALOR
AND BRAVERY. WHILE THE WHITE
STRIPES SYMBOLIZE PURITY AND
INNOCENCE
LIKE ME. I WAS THINKING WHEN I
THOUGHT ABOUT THAT ALL RIGHT
QUESTION NUMBER 3 WHERE IS THE
START ALL GET THEIR OWN.
YEAH.
>> I WAS REALLY GO WITH B AND
THEN I JUST THE
LAST YOU SAID RED STRIPE I WAS
THINKING BEER FROM
>> YEAH HOW MANY HAVE
QUESTION NUMBER
3 WHERE IS THE STAR SPANGLED
BANNER DISPLAYED TODAY IS THE
OVAL OFFICE. THE DOWNTOWN
JACKSONVILLE. SEE THE UNITED
STATES CAPITOL.
>>JENNIFER WAUGH: D THE
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN
HISTORY WHERE IS THE STAR
SPANGLED BANNER DISPLAYED YOU
MEAN THE ONE THAT WAS WHEN
FRANCIS GOT A A
B C OR D BECAUSE YOU KNOW WHAT
YOU MEAN THE ONE THAT FLEW OVER
FORT MCHENRY, YES, OKAY, OKAY,
SO NOT THE SIDE
THAT THAT HAS TO BE MORE
SPECIFIC OK WELL, I’M GLAD THAT
YOU
CLARIFIED AND.
>> OKAY ABC OR D A PIECE OF IT
WAS SOLD AND SOMEBODY PRIVATELY OWNED A PIECE OF IT DON’T YOU WHAT WELL I’M NOT SURE WHERE
THAT ALL RIGHT RICHARD IS
SELECTED D GROUP C D.
ALL RIGHT TAKE YOUR TIME, BUT
NO RUSH.
THE ANSWER IS D STAR SPANGLED BANNERS ON DISPLAY AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN
HISTORY. YOU GUYS TOOK TOO LONG
AND WE CAN GET ALL OF THEM,
THERE’S A SHOCKER.
WE HOPE THAT YOU PLAYED ALONG
AND ENJOY
AS WELL WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK ONE
BY THE WAY I