Philip in Austin, Texas. It's great to have you with us today in the program. Sir, Hello, a good afternoon, Mr Limball. Professor Limball, it is a distinct honor to be able to speak with you. Thank you, sir very much, as distinct honnor to have you here with us. A twenty eight year student of the Russia, Limball is chief for Advanced Conservative Studies. It was a proud moment for me to watch you received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
And I feel like you're so deserved because you you speak truth and life values and what you've taught to millions of people across different generations, and I'm one of those. And what I've received a huge value from you is not to live in fear. And it harkens back to that trevious color that talked about being able to do what he wanted to do, and he lived without fear
of being able to move in that. And so when I see this coronavirus reporting, um, of course I come to you first, but the stattering I listened out across the other areas and I've noticed that they are not reporting or in any significant way speaking of the UH. The recovery rate, which looks to be uh commence. You know that is really fascinating. I've made the point a couple of times. I'm glad you've you've picked up on that there is a massive recovery right that nobody talks about,
and it's right here on the Johns Hopkins website. And you know you're also so right. Even if they're trying to create an attitude or atmosphere fear, you don't have to play along with it. You have the ability to reject fear. You have the ability to reject whatever it is that the conventional wisdom of daily news reporting is you have the ability to reject it. Yes, sir, may
I say one thing. I feel like, not only are you my professor, but you're also a friend and a mentor and somebody that I've looked up to, and I dare say a hero, uh due to the values that the true life values that you have expounded out there. And then remember many years ago you spoke to some information you would put out about being able to get a job, and you talk about the different levels and what's required and whether it was a high school, college education.
And I think that the top level of that has somebody to do with integrity and respect, and I think that those are parts of values that you teach out there that are invaluable. And I just I'm thankful that they've been able to experience you for all these years and many years to come. Well, I thank you very much. You know, I'm always flattered and deeply appreciative when I find out how detailed people's listening is and you have heard the details, and they've obviously made an impression on you.
I remember many of the times, not all, i'm sure, but I remember many times I've talked about getting a job versus finding a career, versus becoming productive, versus finding what it is that you are born to do. We are all born to do something, including be lazy. Some people just have to find what they were born to do is. And yeah, it's a rewarding thing to get calls like yours. I deeply and uh and profoundly appreciate it.