T Harv Eker stands at the Berlin Wall where Reagan once spoke, describing how the east side kept people back roughly a kilometer while the west let them touch it freely. The wall was about 12 feet tall with a rounded top designed to stop climbers.
So this is where Ronald Reagan did his speech. Mr. President, tear down this wall. You can't see too much here. Right now, of course, here we are in Berlin, but right here you can see there was no traffic then. But right here in the middle, where you can see the little brick where this car is going right now. He's almost on him right now. That was the wall. What happen on the west side of the wall? Over here you could go ahead and touch the wall because it was a free area. But over here on the east side, you were stopped within a kilometer of the wall. They wouldn't even let you near the wall. So if you wanted to try and jump over the wall, one thing is it was all round and the top you couldn't grab onto it was about 12ft high. But the second thing is, they wouldn't even let you near the wall to jump it. It was a pretty unusual situation, as you can see. But there's a ton of. In American Embassy over here. After our tour, you are a perfect. Okay, bye.
