All right. Yes. This is it. We're on another history podcast. This time we've got the Colin Quinn. Yes.

And today's topic is Vietnam. The name. What a time. Yeah. What a crazy time. I mean, in some ways,

I feel like it's the most important. It changed everything. Plus it was at that time. You know,

but it changed. I always feel like these things have like bigger, like what comes first? Vietnam makes

people. It was a revolution where everybody's like, we're fighting against the system or is

Vietnam the thing that triggers it off? And it's to what it have happened without Vietnam,

with the 60s of happen without Vietnam. Because Vietnam as, you know, I'm breaking about my extensive

knowledge started for America in the 40s. Yeah. And yeah. And it was because we were helping France,

because we owed France from the Revolution War. Yeah. The thing I've looked at it, dude, France

dragged us into this to the point that's like, oh, France was France owned Vietnam. It was a colony.

Japan took it when they went. They got a little wild. Yeah. And then the United States liberated it.

That was the thing. Ho Chi Minh, the guy who ended up being the leader of the Viet Cong, was like,

I love America. That's right. He was writing letters to Truman saying like, I love you. Thank you.

They were like Americans are the only free people on earth. He's an incredible people. The leader

of them loved America. Yeah. And then he started, this is the craziest part. So France goes back in

after the war. And it's like, we're taking it back. And America was like, can't you don't do that?

Yeah. And we were kind of siding with Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnamese. And then France was like,

this is the beginning of the Cold War. So France is like, hey, if you guys don't support us,

maybe we'll start listening to fucking Russia. And then America was like, I will, we'll

fucking help you out. Then, anyway, that is interesting. And by the way, speaking of Ho Chi Minh,

writing letters to Truman, all those letters were redacted and like, until like 1970 something.

And half of them Truman never got because the secret service was like, wow, he doesn't need to see

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