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b.c. got it and here's that and said i'll get the school. kovacs and wires new york. there begins the myth, the myth that was supposed out. c-span: here's the front page and you have this picture in your book of "the new york times" with a photograph and at the top it says myths. what happened to the myth? how many myths were there? >> guest: i don't know, excuse me. i don't know but i get so much mail and when and doing radio prague ramps collins, my grandpa was next to the flag raisers. my grandpa took the pole of. the general said if everyone who insist they were on mount suribachi that day if there were that many on mount suribachi the island would have sunk. 60% of americans believe in ufos apparently according to the polls and i think at least that number thinks that my dad the brain matter of his friends was at the poll. pole. i don't think so. c-span: and the other myths around the whole event? >> guest: occo yeah. c-span: what do you hear when you are doing the radio shows, the call-in shows? >> guest: what you here? c-span: what he fear from callers? >> gues