Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report.

With us today we have Daniel McAdams, our co-hosts.

Daniel, good to see you today.

Good morning, Dr. Paul. How are you this morning?

Very good. Good.

Good.

Some people would be celebrating today and some people are probably pretty sad.

I'm sort of on the sad side because 50 years ago, of course, the so-called War for Liberty

ended.

The Vietnam War ended, and I remember it vividly watching it on TV.

Of course, I had been in the Air Force in the 60s.

The Cold War was going on, and of course, I ended up getting drafted.

But you know, I remember several times.

The Korea War ending, I don't remember it, because it was just a police action.

So we don't cut that as a war. Only probably 30,000 people died, Americans.

But the World War II, I remember vividly because I was about 10 years old. My dad was a air raid

warrant, and we had a siren on the top of our house that we blew for air raids.

But there was a lot of celebration and we had, there were not many cars then, but we did have

one car in a family and it was small, but we had about seven people and drove down to a place

in Pittsburgh called Mount Washington, looked over the city of Houston city of Pittsburgh, and boy, it was ablaze with excitement.

And when I remember I had the inclines, Mount Washington, it was a means of transportation.

So we rode down on that, and it was just amazing to watch that city and the excitement. So that was very

...