00:00And the fact is Russia was celebrating, France was celebrating, everybody was celebrating but us.
00:06And we're the ones that won the war. We won the war. I'd call up a certain country and they said,
00:12oh, we're celebrating the victory of World War II today, sir. Oh, really? I'd speak to one of the
00:20presidents or prime ministers or whatever, and they were so busy. Oh, yes, we're celebrating
00:27the victory of World War II. Then I'd speak to another one that they were celebrating.
00:32And the fact is Russia was celebrating, France was celebrating, everybody was celebrating but us.
00:38And we're the ones that won the war. We won the war.
00:47And they helped. But without us, they don't win the war. We're all speaking German.
00:52You know that, right? Without us, they're speaking German, maybe a little Japanese, too.
00:59We won the war. And we're the only ones that didn't celebrate. So what I did
01:04is I got my crack staff over there. And we did it every time. We have May 8th. And we also have
01:11the date in November, that sacred date in November for World War I, because we won that war, too.
01:16But think of it. I'm calling. Now, we love France, right? But I think we did a little more to win
01:23the war than France did. Do we agree? You know, I don't want to be a wise guy.
01:31But when Hitler made his speech at the Eiffel Tower, I would say that wasn't exactly ideal.
01:36No.
01:37So, I know then.
01:38I think that's an example.
01:39Other people have been here.
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