'Forrest Gump' star Gary Sinise tells Tomi Lahren why Americans should cherish everyday freedoms

Legendary actor and humanitarian Gary Sinise was a guest on the latest edition of OutKick's "Tomi Lahren is Fearless," and one of the things they touched on had to do with the idea that, as Americans, we should never take our freedoms for granted. Lahren noted to the "Forrest Gump" star and veterans advocate that World Cup fans from around the globe were discovering rural and small-town America. "And they love it," she said. "I mean, things as simple as air conditioning or going to a Buc-ee's gas station, people from the world are discovering not only America, but they're discovering like, middle America or small town America. And they're mesmerized by it." THE USA IS A FIFA WORLD CUP HIT AS VISITORS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE ARE IN LOVE WITH AMERICANA She then brought up that, despite visitors loving America, a recent Gallup poll found that just 36% of Democrats consider themselves proud to be an American. Sinise talked about how there are plenty of people around the world who have no concept of the freedoms we enjoy every day, and recounted what it's like to visit the DMZ between North and South Korea. Gary Sinise attends the 32nd annual Movieguide Awards Gala at Avalon Hollywood in