A Long Island veteran is as patriotic as ever as and he's on a mission to spread his U.S. pride to others. Gerald Goldman, WWII veteran, also known as the local flag man, joined 'On A Positive Note' to talk about how his passion project turned into a homemade unifier in his own community.
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