it's a dreams itself it goes exactly to what you just said here and from richie this is now the th anniversary thirty years ago in times square which is where we conduct our peace day of which we had on original concert with branches that we brought from the original festival side and the people of the town of bethel were very encouraged that what happened there was not going to be forgotten it was a lot more than drugs sex and rock n roll it was about a nation coming together for three days around music and a peaceful way and we're giving that message to the next generation so that they'll understand the importance of working together for change in their own life and unfortunately the senate was in session one of our band for and it's all going to the younger generation whether the media knows it or not or whether we know it or not that's who's looking at it and m t v has been playing it for months and little do they know that the actual consciousness is seeping through just as it did with the movie when it came out twenty years ago to all the people who never made it so yes we are far ahead of our times in terms of getting over the hump in terms of having the actual material who's going to change it which other young people  today are going to change it because it's their world as well as ours so when it comes their turn to become the trustees of it their consciousness is already in by with what should happen and what will happen  days from a major event in terms of a religious understanding of things and everything playoffs for something that's so busy which start was a major major event although i think most people think it was a just appeared right out of the blue in terms of they just couldn't make any sense out of it all they were totally overwhelmed with everything it was ready it was a thing and it was just a spontaneous thing that was going through the body politic of the country in the world that there was ready something going on there was major and it would be good if one could try to understand what words are about that time even the thing that was of major transformative nature in terms of the that but that there was a major thing going on and i think there's a chance in the fullness of time time's a funny thing and it's got a certain dimension of its own and everything like that but there's a good chance that humanity will come  one would hope in a certain way of seeing things and everything and it will become a candidate for and probably wouldn't support to be considered here one henceforth from nine hundred and sixty nine will be seen as year one of the new era that had gone at that intervention other than just a great big party with a bunch of hippies but it was something major going on across the planet and that's something it's not just another s broadcast the go live guy had big time stuff but what i couldn't get is sponsorship because of the sex drugs and rock'n'roll so when i would go into major corporations they still had that concern about and some of the things they were conservative but concerning they for example a big food fast food company said to me well what happens if we get on stage and we have our name of our company on stage in central park and somebody starts raymond do you guys use plastic containers right abbie bad for their brain just so happened and this was going to cost me seven hundred thousand dollars change but the point is that a couple weeks later they came out with the largest environmental recycling of their products that company so the timing didn't connect i had other situations we were two years then through every company country and you know to make this thing happen so what happened in the end is that we ended up doing it in times square right in the father duffy square park which is where for the last five years i've been doing our piece to events and it's a great location over there and so you know we have that material but i'm building it make into a movie i have more than that because peace love and hope which is woodstock forever the mind set from that movie in that time in the ritchies thinking and everybody else once you hear jimi hendrix and everybody else who's coming down this friday or past friday whenever this german is coming down and some of those people are coming down so so we're in baelish england i'm doing the show with my grandkids you know all these do watch the go out and you watch phineas and you watch the you know boss baby and you watch all these children shows they're all talking about woodstock straight on the back they're not saying the word woodstock but they're saying what peace love and harmony and being nice to your brotherhood just what woodstock really did mean and what it did create so we have created a movie that is a big big upper and very up here we just celebrated our th anniversary five thousand shows the good news planet is good for everybody out there and i'm just you know whenever we get stabilized far as an investor i make five thousand shows a day because i'll set ourselves up just like we are now but we won't be known shows today because we could become you tube good too there's no reason why unfortunately what she was calling to the attention was the destructive capability of the weapon system which isn't the thing you want to do with a happy program particularly because they're very very effectively able to assert power  everything and they had reached a point where from the scientific understanding of the collective capability they had reached a period of species lethality their weapons finally had gotten to be the point where if they were to be unleashed in a real politic way in which the politics of the world go is get the biggest club in the other one on the head and so forth that it would mean the end of our species has been called to prevent papp theater and they have all these sayings and all the kinds of entertainers that were at woodstock that's the public library so you know in that to a certain degree the people that went to woodstock are now independence and dependent people who are thinking for the for the greater good of the world so i suggest people i think by the end of next year you're going to know what the woodstock fifty years later had to do i hope our considered in everything and be good but just to run a quick thing i'm a geographer right and i keep track of things and everything and i come to understand things in a very try to do this quick because you're talking about new york city you're talking about central park you're talking about columbus circle time square in time well in times square but they're all close in the same and but so we were here two hundred thousand years that's pretty much full of science and we understand ready that our species appeared about two hundred thousand years out of homo erectus we're out of africa everybody peoples had migrated around the world and they migrated from africa were all african and they have gone all the way to the east and some intrepid members of that thing of that migration of our species that's about ten thousand generation s the ten thousand generation of our species on this planet and we have a unique capability of manipulating the environment rather than just responding to in a sense of immediacy we can make the environment different through the use of our extended consciousness and tools make the ready world different much more than any other creature but they had there been four ways in which civilization was possible in that two hundred thousand  years sojourn and it would depend upon getting to have a point where you have supply of food that can be controlled by you collecting carrion or whatever is available you know while as david says and world and everything and i went there it was for a purpose and at that time there there was that that that was going on that you had extended themselves to the west practically not at all then as humanity had they were stopped by the atlantic ocean they had not moved hardly a couple of degrees of longitude to the west he went sailing on the prinz own brothers out of halos and ready they had three chicks and the men on that ship were absolutely totally given the state of ignorance or whatever totally scared out of their with that they were going to sa shore north america and it comes across it crosses the east river new york and it comes across is that right that's right down to a line of that's not just a degree or even park in half and it goes right on up like that but that's a major thing that is part of new york that's very interesting that that was the case now that was a major event the linking of mankind now think we should be there was a real you know they want that out there's a lot of people like that well i think so but somehow the people the younger people i guess i didn't go to woodstock myself i was jumping in a pool person but i just know i'm cool i'm all right with all of that but the point i'm i if i would have because i don't go to rallies and i don't go to protest i that is not m and so so so i don't go to i don't want to be involved with that because so that's why i probably didn't know because probably some people said they're protesting the war in viet nam ok and i was and lifting my my my sister talked me out of enlisting there was something by when it catches up with it so rather than running down this political idea or that political idea or the rest of the fighting that goes on when they get themselves in order and they get a system which is worthy of the future and all that kind of thing  that is going to be is going to be figured from one thousand nine hundred and sixty nine as year one and he was depending upon certain events that were taking place there were underlying the significance of that and that put together and everything and they tried to put up fences and all that stuff and ready that finally when they did it came six hundred thousand people six hundred thousand people in the world peace has many possible meaning as you well know and the messenger of peace program has been vital to addressing some of the most pressing challenges of our time head on poverty disease human suffering issues which defy the very concept and bring justice and equality to the most disenfranchised people around us now is the time to not just imagine  most of the world is living in peace i'm not saying they're living perfectly in peace i'm not saying that i have a glass of water and i'm not saying that there is doesn't have fear in their little bodies but they are more than likely not the ones that are punching somebody in the nose or putting a bomb on someone's head so i like to think of the world as a bee as a world peaceful place and that we have a few a few years and this is what richie havens taught me in  said i'm going to give ten percent for the warriors in the world ok the real warriors that are chop it off and steal and hurt so this is my mathematics ok eight million people ten percent eight hundred million easy mathematics ten percent we say ten percent of people are are thieves or murderers they're bad bad apples in the bushel ok however you want to think of them say we said ten percent that eight hundred million is not eight hundred million that's ridiculous amount a number ok there's only x amount of this in x amount in this you go through the countries there a name two hundred million so that the seven billion two hundred million why don't we strengthen the message that eight cbb people that are fighting and beating people up i don't know anybody beating anybody up i'm looking maybe i don't know i don't know the most people don't know anybody and if they do maybe they know one person if they know one person or know one person that did it  have a half an hour i'm not denying that it's not important that it i'm not saying it is important to believe in the press it but it is important to note is a rapist on your street and yet it is important to know that there's a gun in the  neighborhood so i'm not knocking the news it's just a reality of twenty four minute television show and the way they are able to send cameras out there is that they have to pay for the cameramen to go out there so i'm not knocking the news i just think we need better nice as your mother ok well the mother in fact we're ending our show with i love my mama by the legendary intruders down in times square i love my mama because i i love my mama i like my evergreen that's why you can have forty thousand shows because harrowed you know put a bad news show on your air you know you don't you have now you don't you inform people  that's good news now that's good news to educate people you might not be happy about things but you're not punching people in the face every show you've ever done was good no i don't know what i'm saying you're good news you're a good news broadcaster when you  forbids the signal you know the everybody can watch a you tube show and so so the potential of hopefully good producers saying good things and it's not just a few that are on the television because the  that's in fact that's the multitude of the world most of the people in the world are living in two billion and so i have heard of mismanagement mismanagement for humanity is not only mismanaged ready we didn't have the means to be able to do that we couldn't have anything like that to a god at least agriculture or other kind but now we do we could do it now it's a disgrace yeah but the leftover of it is the legacy of that is zero sum and zero sum still holds for everything that is that within a system where there's not an up or scarcity for wonder when somebody else has to lose so you've got runners and losers and then you've got a political guys going to do this and that winners and losers winners and losers and that and they've got a dialectic like that operating in a maximum a way are going to realise something different than what you've been able to do of the bat and we've been limited to agree with there can be one hundred percent interpretation or and there's a problem and the weapons systems that exist again have since about nine hundred seventy ready the same time we were getting to understand that in terms of our capability collective understood