An Air Force pilot, Lee Ellis’s plane was shot down during the Vietnam War. Captured by the enemy, the 23-year-old spent five years as a prisoner of war.
Today, he is president and founder of Leadership Freedom, a consulting and coaching company. He is also the author of “Leading with Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi Hilton.”
The Daily Caller’s Ginni Thomas recently spoke with retired Col. Ellis about American politics, honorable leadership, American exceptionalism, what gives him hope and much more.
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As a prisoner of war, what do you see missing from political leaders right now?
Do you have suggestions for those who feel discouraged right now about our politics?
What makes America exceptional to you?
Tell us what forms the basis of your book on leadership
How would you assess the military right now?
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