Hi, thanks you guys. Really appreciate that. Okay, so this speech is about the

Waco Massacre 30 years ago and I've never really given this as a speech before although I sure have

presented it a lot of times on the radio including just a couple of weeks ago I

went to LA and I sat down with the guy that produced the best documentary about Waco.

His name is Dan Gifford.

In the movie is called Waco The Rules of Engagement.

And David Hardy, who wrote the best book about Waco called This is Not an Assault.

And I sat down with them for two days and a morning and interviewed them about the entire

story all the way through and then plus inter-spliced clips with religious experts, gun experts,

infrared experts, and the best journalists and all of that.

The entire thing edited down is 13 hours long. But it's the 30th anniversary

and I decided that somebody's got to do it. There are three new books out that basically represent the ATF's point of view.

There's a new documentary that they put out on Netflix

that again emphasizes the ATF's point of view.

And I thought, and I had a conversation with Dan Gifford that we really shouldn't let them get

away with that.

So as long as they're going to exploit the anniversary to, you know,

re-establish their narrative, then I think those of us who know better should you know live up to our obligation to tell

a different version of what happened there.

So and I guess at the end I'll talk about why I think this is still important because after all I was 16 years old 30 years ago when it happened and so what the hell is the point anyway?

All right so first of all I'm So what the hell is the point anyway?

All right, so first of all, I mean, this story is pretty commonly known,

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