your eyes about what this nation was capable of and what we ve dispensed today, nothing will with me on shall shthis show, a genuine american hero, gene sernan. thank you, neil, i appreciate it. this journey to the moon and to hear the night started 70 years ago and with a dream by a young kid, here we are. it s a very humbling experience for me. you know it s funny, gene, and sad at the same time, because it chronicles the experience and how this kid out nof where merges as an astronaut and guy to walk on the moon. and i m thinking, there are scenes in this, not wanting to give it away of you touring cape canaveral now, it s almost like a giant museum piece, tumbleweed and all, what happened to us,
to me on the surface of the moon and look back at the earth, the world might be a better place to live in. there is no question in my mind that there is a creator of the universe. joining me now, the last man to walk on the moon, gene sernan. i am so honored and thrilled to have you hire. when i grew up, the astronauts were the heroes for every kid my age. and when i think about our space program and all it has meant, i m somewhat frustrated. we don t have much emphasis on the space program. i think we re losing something. what are relosing by abandoning our space efforts? i think we re losing the vision and the commitment that john f. kennedy, the challenge he presented the american people with, you know, we re looking at