1 00:00:00,00 --> 00:00:01,93 So here's 2 00:00:01,94 --> 00:00:07,51 a little bit and let's now talk about school children and. And what you would like 3 00:00:07,51 --> 00:00:14,37 them to kind of take away from this. I mean I think I think the question 4 00:00:14,37 --> 00:00:20,79 asked. You know when I think we talk about how 5 00:00:21,68 --> 00:00:28,63 it's important for school children or anyone to be able to think for themselves. To 6 00:00:28,64 --> 00:00:34,51 be given information different sides and for them to them be able to you know 7 00:00:34,51 --> 00:00:35,22 digested 8 00:00:35,22 --> 00:00:41,45 a little bit and then make their opinions and so what's the best way for that to 9 00:00:41,45 --> 00:00:45,88 happen. How can we use. This historical events you know something to happen 10 00:00:48,36 --> 00:00:53,60 and do that. I mean do you have any idea. I think it had to be like you're doing 11 00:00:53,60 --> 00:01:00,31 your figure Internet that's probably the most fastest and best 12 00:01:00,31 --> 00:01:06,20 way to get knowledge out. And as long as that's it is done in 13 00:01:06,20 --> 00:01:08,42 a way we're there be 14 00:01:08,42 --> 00:01:14,94 a lot of kids who look at it and say well my countrymen do 15 00:01:14,94 --> 00:01:18,27 a stake right. You know 16 00:01:24,46 --> 00:01:26,100 I don't especially don't want to live in 17 00:01:27,00 --> 00:01:33,98 a place. Doesn't make it right and this is 18 00:01:33,98 --> 00:01:40,62 the last place and very few places look for. That's happening. You see there are 19 00:01:40,62 --> 00:01:41,05 some gun 20 00:01:41,05 --> 00:01:48,34 a dictatorship or you know. Your people. If 21 00:01:48,35 --> 00:01:54,61 you get it. Voted your voters your record numbers in the same way. 22 00:01:55,53 --> 00:02:00,98 That shows freedom is want. So here's here's here's 23 00:02:00,98 --> 00:02:07,55 a question that I think the United States is going to have to grapple with. You 24 00:02:07,62 --> 00:02:12,25 know if the United States is changing. I mean it's evolving and as you say makes 25 00:02:12,25 --> 00:02:16,58 mistakes but part of the you know these these demographic changes I mean it's 26 00:02:16,58 --> 00:02:17,72 becoming 27 00:02:17,72 --> 00:02:23,39 a country that was more sort of you know Western European So centric in terms of 28 00:02:23,39 --> 00:02:28,100 you know Britain France Germany making up the majority and you know I've read 29 00:02:28,100 --> 00:02:35,76 numbers and so on just share they said by the year. Twenty forty. So maybe in like 30 00:02:35,77 --> 00:02:40,81 thirty five years there will be no majority that that in fact there will be 31 00:02:42,61 --> 00:02:46,49 no sort of racial group that will be the majority more there you know there be 32 00:02:47,51 --> 00:02:50,57 everyone to be a minority actually. And in 33 00:02:50,57 --> 00:02:57,54 a democracy where there needs to be dialogue they need to be discussion. How do you 34 00:02:57,54 --> 00:03:01,89 see that working. Do you think our country can survive that the diversity of people 35 00:03:01,89 --> 00:03:07,89 coming from your different backgrounds different cultures and and different beliefs 36 00:03:07,89 --> 00:03:14,47 religious beliefs different. Political beliefs. And into this 37 00:03:14,47 --> 00:03:19,05 wild mix we have this discourse this discussion to try to form 38 00:03:19,05 --> 00:03:25,51 a democracy in some cases. You can our country survive. 39 00:03:27,38 --> 00:03:32,12 Certainly hope so. And it's going to take everybody's effort. To me to be 40 00:03:32,12 --> 00:03:38,13 cooperation and an example if we start 41 00:03:40,09 --> 00:03:46,94 treating. Human beings wrongly. Libyan uprising. 42 00:03:50,49 --> 00:03:51,76 I mean this is 43 00:03:51,76 --> 00:03:58,22 a country that's been for freedom. All these years and like you say you 44 00:03:59,32 --> 00:04:05,49 just see the difference. And then nine hundred forty one and and the average person 45 00:04:06,29 --> 00:04:12,94 . It was it was inspiring. I mean they 46 00:04:14,07 --> 00:04:19,35 they wanted to help they want to know how they could retarded people women and 47 00:04:19,35 --> 00:04:25,01 recruiters and welders and everything you can think of and. And because they wanted 48 00:04:25,01 --> 00:04:31,23 freedom. I mean I didn't want to learn Japanese or didn't want to learn German you 49 00:04:31,24 --> 00:04:37,100 know. That's something 50 00:04:38,01 --> 00:04:42,13 that. Either you or your preacher is 51 00:04:42,13 --> 00:04:46,44 a meter is. You're born with it. I guess 52 00:04:46,44 --> 00:04:52,92 a certain amount maybe in your environment where you raised your your patriotism 53 00:04:54,88 --> 00:05:00,78 is something you can't buy. And it's simply you can't learn in books. It has to be 54 00:05:00,78 --> 00:05:07,47 come from the heart and and it was the Lord's help anyone can get it. 55 00:05:09,62 --> 00:05:16,61 I mean it's that point is an unheralded 56 00:05:17,70 --> 00:05:24,56 . Human being. So if you're born with some 57 00:05:24,56 --> 00:05:31,12 degree of patriotism and what determines that and what determines who gets more 58 00:05:31,12 --> 00:05:36,58 or has more patriotism than someone else I mean that's what it comes down to 59 00:05:38,43 --> 00:05:43,59 do you're responsible for you're judged on whatever you do 60 00:05:45,29 --> 00:05:50,17 so it's almost like is it sort of like. 61 00:05:51,89 --> 00:05:56,30 Patriotism is somewhat to like character is that what you're right you're right and 62 00:05:56,30 --> 00:06:02,79 so people are are born with or without some sense of character and that there is 63 00:06:02,79 --> 00:06:09,17 the building blocks of things like patriotism and 64 00:06:11,79 --> 00:06:16,45 . The process isn't easy. You know short. It's 65 00:06:16,45 --> 00:06:22,68 a lifetime. So you mentioned you know things like church 66 00:06:22,69 --> 00:06:27,96 school I mean I was those kind of the institutions where things like this need to 67 00:06:27,96 --> 00:06:34,86 be learned. I mean you know I mean that's that's those are the places that that as 68 00:06:34,86 --> 00:06:37,64 communities as groups come together. That's that's 69 00:06:37,64 --> 00:06:41,20 a place where this happens right. I mean we know 70 00:06:41,20 --> 00:06:46,49 a lot of homes where neither one of them is very prominent. And it takes 71 00:06:46,49 --> 00:06:53,29 a community to show it. And I don't I don't 72 00:06:53,29 --> 00:06:59,23 mean go to your kitchen and telling me do it right it does not 73 00:07:00,60 --> 00:07:07,41 build relationships. And you do cross. Yeah that 74 00:07:07,41 --> 00:07:14,16 and I think you know this group process is powerful. I think and what I find 75 00:07:14,16 --> 00:07:19,41 because I you know I travel around the world talking not around the world so much 76 00:07:19,41 --> 00:07:24,91 around the country talking. And when I'm always amazed or appreciative is. 77 00:07:27,95 --> 00:07:32,70 As sometimes we think of our country as sometimes as the being divisive. My sense 78 00:07:32,70 --> 00:07:39,52 is there is really more common ground that we have has as Americans then 79 00:07:39,52 --> 00:07:44,90 then people really know or understand. And yeah we have our differences but I think 80 00:07:44,90 --> 00:07:49,54 sometimes we focus too much on our differences and not so much on what is common 81 00:07:49,54 --> 00:07:53,92 and that's that I think is an issue. We're coming for about but 82 00:07:53,92 --> 00:07:59,07 a failure of our of our country and that's what strikes me in this interview with 83 00:07:59,07 --> 00:08:05,99 you and I think. You're 84 00:08:05,100 --> 00:08:11,50 going to education and you go to 85 00:08:16,44 --> 00:08:23,28 . Every morning. We're not going to be rude too 86 00:08:23,28 --> 00:08:27,88 long already go down. 87 00:08:30,100 --> 00:08:37,04 From Boise. We've seen the movie. That's going to get Already you come to 88 00:08:37,04 --> 00:08:44,01 appreciate it more don't you dare. So is 89 00:08:44,02 --> 00:08:49,07 there anything else for John and is there anyone that wants their own question as 90 00:08:49,07 --> 00:08:55,36 we're as you're finishing up. I mean I finish my questions with anything else. OK 91 00:08:56,64 --> 00:09:01,84 Thank you. This is really enjoyable and I think is an excellent. Thank you very 92 00:09:01,84 --> 00:09:01,95 much.