Meet the real Walter Cronkite

"I know liberalism isn't dead in this country," he said. "It simply has, temporarily we hope, lost its voice."

"'American people are going to begin to realize they are going to have to yield some sovereignty to an international body to enforce world law, and I think that's going to come to other people as well,' he said. 'It's a fair distance to get there, but we are not ever going to get there unless we keep trying to push ourselves onto the road.'"