Mike and the crew are in Yuma Arizona to meet Carlos Flores, a remarkable man who started BRAG. A bully rehab awareness gym that is doing its part to combat the bullying epidemic.

“I know this is controversial, and I’m sorry to inject an uncomfortable element into a post about a ‘feel-good’ show, but I think it’s important to consider the possibility that this thing we like to call ‘an epidemic of bullying,’ is really an epidemic of fatherlessness…”

Daily Caller:

Mike Rowe shared an important message about fatherhood on Facebook Tuesday.

It may not be politically correct, but it’s something his fans will love to hear.

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“A couple years ago, when Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were getting divorced, Jolie was quoted as saying, ‘It never even crossed my mind that my son would need a father,’” Rowe wrote.

“I was struck by her comment, and I remember wondering how many other Americans might share her view. At the time, I didn’t think many. But today, I’m convinced the number is significant. I’m also amazed at how quickly fatherhood has fallen out of favor. Can you imagine a celebrity–or anyone for that matter – saying such a thing just twenty years ago?” More

Mike Rowe is one of the few inspirational people left in America. He’s a no-nonsense Patriotic American and an unapologetic one at that!

This makes sense. I’ve been involved in coaching youth sports for a couple decades with kids from all backgrounds. Having a father figure is a big deal, kids need both parents to be involved in their life. Or at least a positive male role model to help in that dynamic.

— Tony (@BSNW33) March 28, 2018

Too many children born without a father in their life- kids deserve better. having a dad is important. So, dudes keep it in your pants, get fixed, freeze your junk, use a condum or plan to be a REAL father, be a good example. love that kid. https://t.co/H8WvOlN9fT

— sandy (@Andysmelon) March 28, 2018