Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report with us today's Chris Rosini our co-host

Chris welcome to the program

Great to be with you Dr Paul. Very good.

You know, tomorrow is Thanksgiving, but we're going to start the holiday a little sooner.

Today is Wednesday, but we are going to be concentrating though on the subject of Thanksgiving because I've always had a little

bit of favoritism toward the day as celebration because I've been so thankful for so many things

in my life.

And yet this is something that, you know,

is void a whole lot of controversy,

although some does exist on the exact history and this sort of thing.

But for the most part, unlike some of the military holidays, people have been able to avoid,

you know, compromising on this whole principle that we ought to, you know, be thankful for what we have.

And certainly the people that live in this country ought to be thankful.

And as bad as the problems that we'll live in this country ought to be thankful. And as bad as the problems that we have with immigration right now,

to say nobody wants here for the right reason,

you know, there has to be a few of those, you know,

that no America has been better than other countries, and there's

reason to be here, and we should be thankful.

I was in the military in the mid-60s. I was drafted in 1962 and I did a lot of traveling of a flight

surgeon you had to be on flying status and I'd go around the world and visit many many countries.

The one thing I knew after having been away for maybe five days, ten days or fifteen days,

was I was anxious as a get home and get back home and get back with the family.

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