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So you start to see the dominoes start to tumble.

It helped the Reagan administration kind of get the confidence to do operations like Urgent Fury.

And then, you know, obviously people started to take notice in some of those Eastern Bloc countries that America was back.

This is your host, Scott Bertram.

Welcome to the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

That was John Bachman.

He's the author of the new book, Turning Point, how Reagan liberated Grenada and won the Cold War.

We'll go in depth with John about his book on this

week's episode. Also coming up a bit later from Hillsdale's physics department, Nathan Herring.

We'll discuss the great physicist James Clerk Maxwell. First, we're joined by John Bachman. He is

an award-winning journalist and host of John Bachman now on Newsmax, also the author of the new book,

Turning Point, how Reagan liberated Grenada and won the Cold War.

John, thanks so much for joining us.

It's great to be with you, Scott.

You say in Turning Point that this, Grenada, why you're writing about it, in fact,

is that the battle for Grenada begins the fall of the Soviet Union.

How do those dominoes fall?

You know, this was really the first real major military conflict since Vietnam that involved all branches of the military.

And there had been this lingering fear of loss and, you know, the cloud that hung over

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