Ingersoll's Memorial Day commentary reflects on the dual significance of the holiday: honoring military sacrifices and addressing the societal ramifications of George Floyd's death. He recounts the tragic story of Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Montano, who was killed by a repeat offender, underscoring the failures of the justice system. The author critiques contemporary American culture, lamenting a perceived decline in values and an increase in violence, as evidenced by public brawls and societal chaos. He expresses concern over the state of education, claiming that prestigious institutions have become indoctrination centers. However, Ingersoll also highlights a growing movement among parents who are taking action to reclaim educational standards, particularly against explicit materials in schools. He concludes with a call for a revival of American spirit and values, suggesting that change is possible and that Americans are beginning to push back against the prevailing leftist narrative. This Memorial Day, he urges readers to remember the deeper implications of societal issues alongside honoring fallen heroes.