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Slack.com slash DHQ. So back in July, friend of Deliwire, Bill Whittle hosted this excellent

four-part series podcast called Apollo 11, What We Saw, in which Bill takes you back

in time to live through and experience the space age. Now Bill has a new season of his show,

all about the Cold War. Be sure to check out the Cold War, What We Saw. Not only is it a

very compelling story, but it's also an important reminder of what it's like to live with

no future, which is where we're going to end up if the far left makes it to the presidency.

As the host, Bill captures what it was like to live through major events like the Berlin

Air Lift, the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Space Race. And the story ties

all these milestones together to create this picture of the apocalypse that never happened.

The story is so well told and the setting is so brilliantly descriptive that as you go

through these events, you start to understand the battle not only for capitalism, but for

civilization itself. Take a listen to this 10-minute preview of episode one. And if you like

what you hear, just go to dailywire.com slash Cold War and start listening to this incredibly

important story. You can also find it on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your

podcasts.

Thirty years ago, the Berlin Wall was torn down by the people that it had divided for three

decades. Berliners were euphoric. They were euphoric because the Berlin Wall was not merely

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