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they are pwc. and skaters would write back and say, no, these are not pwc, they are boy scouts of america, they wear the same uniform that you do. they read the same manual that you do, they go out in the same merit badges you do. and so, none of them came in. within one day, we got to notice that the boy scouts, boy scout troops from -- we're going to come in. so, they came in, and we did our not tying contests. i was starting fires without a match. woodworking contests, all of these things. and then, we got paired off with a kid from cody, to build our tent. well, in wyoming, it can rain a lot, anytime. so, in order to protect the tent, you had to build a motor around it. and then, you know, there's a kit in that ten below us, he's a bully, we don't like him. would you mind if we cut the exit towards that tent? [laughs] well, no skin off of my nose, i said sure. so, we built this beautiful moat. as luck would have it, it started raining. and i am carving that moat, it's draining beautifully. it w

whereas, 10, 000, close to 10,000 american pwcs, there were a heck of a lot of us.and did not have any chance to escape while we were heavily guarded. and -- >> well. >> colonel harvey? >> germany's leading a schools in the states in 2013, working for the pilot that shot him down. did you make contact, by chance? >> what did he say? >> so your question again? >> germany's leading ace, was in the states in 2013. he was looking for the pilot that shot him down, did you make contact, by chance? >> oh, yes. [laughs] >> she, i never claimed the two six two. well, by the time i liberated everything, the war was over got old, got married. so, 60 years went by. finally, through various, many ... european researchers. in a region and german researchers, they came to the conclusion that i was the one that shot down walter shook, who is a top german pilot. he had 206 comer confirmed aerial victories. he had 198 victories on the ice mirror. with russia, most of the victories there were against russians. then he transitioned into the heavy to six to turbocharge. and, on his firs

he went around corregidor, he said 20 japanese pwc surrendered on january 1st, 1946. they have been concentrated at -- which had never been retaken. >> thank you paul. >> he is the man. >> he is. >> i visited corregidor back in 2015, a great trip, i do not remember any flat ground on top side. please describe the landing zone. >> okay, there's two of them. in front of the mile high, the mile long barracks, you have the open field where the flag is now. right? that's the parade field. the other was on the other side of the memorial area. if that's the golf course there. >> all overgrown. >> it's all overgrown. it is also very small. without paul, and another throwback to him, he took me around, i would've missed it. he's the one that pointed it out. i could not see it until he showed me. >> we have a couple comments from steve. he used to live on corregidor. he said about 20 died on the jump. few gets to countries, most of the japanese were coming to the beaches. he says there is no tore right now due to covid. and he really worries about the condition of the island at

your kids to school but you have to be in the office whenever that is at least three times a week, pwcles schwab saying january. you need incentive to get people back to the office. it makes it worth their while to come in. they are giving everybody a pay increase of 5%, that is strong stock market and new accounts they have opened but that is popular. stuart: a reward for the hard work as opposed to an invitation to come back to work. lauren: i think you will see a lot more rewards because workers are saying i'm fine at home and as productive. stuart: look at tourism in florida surged in the last couple months, 30 million the mystic visitors in the second quarter. that is up 206% over the year but it is up 6% from 2019. the governor, ron desantis says florida is open for business, florida continues to serve as an example of the country that when you reject lockdowns and unnecessary mandates your economy will flourish. mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas joins us now. this seems like a trade-off, you get economic growth, but arising covid cases. do you think governor desantis ma