Okay,

everybody Dennis Prager here in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I'm

want to tell you an interesting thing.

When you come to a place like Grand Rapids, Michigan, you are sort of returning, when you come, at least from Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco,

almost any big city. This is not a small city, it's got a million people in it.

It's, you know, we'm not talking about some rural little town

Nevertheless when you come from the jaded world of the of the big cities and you come here there was such a difference when I asked when

I just spoke to people, the warmth in their response was so different than you get in New York, LA,

L.A. used to have that when I moved there in the late 70s.

But the help that they give you you ask for something you know I came out my my piece of

luggage was already off the luggage rack or whatever it's called and the

there was a woman so it was taken off and it was it was brought you know about 20 feet away but

I hadn't seen it and then I asked this woman there's a black woman in fact you, has all the luggage come out? I mean, she answered like my aunt would have.

Oh, oh, please, is this, you're the piece here and it says Prager on it?

Oh, great, oh wonderful.

I thought, where am I?

Am I still in America?

When people say make America great again,

this is one of the things that is in at least by mine, but I don't think I'm alone.

I'm old enough to remember when America was just a friendly place.

That's it. I've been to 130 countries. That's a lot of travel. It's the only year of my life. I have not gone abroad.

Not my excuse me. Only year my, since I was 18 years old. I've been abroad every single year.

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