A historic moment will mark the New York City Veterans Day Parade as it celebrates its 100th year.
President Donald Trump will become the first sitting U.S. president to attend the red, white and blue affair on Monday.
It's been a common courtesy over the past century to invite the commander-in-chief to the parade, but this is the first time the invitation has been accepted.
"It's a big deal, it's definitely something that amped up the Veterans Parade," Angione added.
While Angione has asked all parties to sheath their political swords and place the focus on the nation's veterans, someone had put up a sign reading "IMPEACH" in the windows of a building near Madison Square Park.