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What Does Peace Mean to Craig Baumohl? · Good News To Go: Peace, Love & HOPE

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  Because we've asked many people and we're into this peace paused the world for peace.
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  I guess the question the following, what is peace for you so great?
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  What's peace for you? Peace for me is when people can recognize that
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  everyone, the entire world over, man, woman, child, no matter
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  what culture or background religion you come from, we are all more than ninety
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  five percent the same. There is less than a five percent difference. And
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  I think I'm exaggerating when I say that between any of us physically, emotionally,
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  spiritually, in all aspects. And peace for me is when people recognize
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  that and see the value that they can bring to each other and the world
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  around them by doing more together. I'm going to just say something usually don't,
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  but I'm going to because I wear a tie for you based upon our
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  short thing and it says freedom. And I wore this tie because one we
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  had talked about that there was a hate Jewish event then concerned us. But
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  I wore it because I did the twentieth anniversary of Woodstock with Richie Havens,
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  and Richie Havens started Woodstock, with which I didn't go to because I was
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  in a hippie I was always the president of a class with the tie and
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  jacket. I was a nerd and that's my pronoun. So if you want
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  to see under my name, you'll see nerd. So the point is in
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  following I wore it't this freedom one just for you because I felt you had
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  such a solid character a few times we've spoken, So I just want to
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  throw that in. And Richie, I'm going to say, because I'm coming
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  out with the movie this year, Woodstock Forever, Peace, Love and hope.
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  Richie in Time Square in nineteen eighty nine, when we did it,
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  I had the Great Lawn, which I just lost yesterday for nine to eleven
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  event because the city doesn't feel they have enough people to oversee sixty thousand more
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  people and the Great Lawn. In any case, I was going to create
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  the largest human peace signs, seven monitors, one for each continent. It
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  was a big show. It'll be another time. It's better because I didn't
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  have the money. But if I stay on your phone calls, that money
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  will come in and there'll be so much of it I'll smoke it like a
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  Stigart. In any case, I had a character this case. In any
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  case, the bottom line is, Richie said to me and it's in the
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  movie Temperate. He gave it a ten percent number. He said, ten
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  percent of the people of the world are problematic. Okay, And if you
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  said ten percent of eight billion people, if you've used his for him of
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  the Richie Havens, a very renowned entertainer, strong minded poet, you know,
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  signed with the Dylans and Jimmy Hendrix and all the the people that had
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  a message to share with the world, highly respected ten percent. So that
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  leaves eight hundred million. The good news is that and we think there's not
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  eight hundred million people that are either mentally ill enough to pop you on the
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  head, are causing all this world eight hundred million the Academy because I was
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  you know, it's it's it's a minor, minor deal so comparatively, but
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  we seem to focus a lot on the negativity and those kinds of situations.
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  We need to try to hug them all. In any case, enough with
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  my little thing, I thought, I just shared that, and you know,
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  it's all about love and peace, as you so well known, and
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  Craig, what an honor, and I appreciate it. We'll talk again.
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  Appreciate the timefull, have an amazing day. You too bye bye the fifty fifty reco