And just like Gary Davis here.

Yes, Howard Zinn is a fantastic historian.

And, you know, we have to learn from history because the way we're going to get to a solartopia, and by the way, I love being on this show because, you know, it is exactly what we need and we have the capability to do that.

But let me continue with the story.

So he finally made an incredible realization, and that is, in virtually every jurisdiction on earth, it's illegal to murder people.

It's illegal to rape and kill people, except one, the world.

In the world, it's perfectly fine.

And everybody needs to know this Universal Declaration of

Right.

Um, it, uh, it is a normal passport.

It's a normal passport in that it grows directly out of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that Gary Davis, the subject of our film, helped trigger.

So let me tell you what made him do that.

He was a Broadway actor and he was so excited to get to be Danny Kaye's understudy.

He was the big guy on Broadway who was one of the top performers.

He did these fast double talk numbers and He was in movies and so on.

And I want to thank you for the work that you did in highlighting something that has such relevance right now.

What made you just out of the blue pick it up and say, I need to make a movie about this?

Well, I actually had known Gary Davis for some time, quite a long time, as the fellow who was pushing these world passports and inviting people to have world passports and being citizens of the world.

and it looks all like a normal, oh, this is my wife's passport.

It looks like a normal passport.

It is a normal passport.

It's a normal passport in that it grows directly out of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that Gary Davis, the subject of our film, helped trigger.

So let me tell you what made him do that.

And I want to thank you for the work that you did in highlighting something that has such relevance right now.