Hey, what's up you guys.

So unless you follow me on social media or subscribe to the Martyrmaid's sub-stack,

we haven't connected in a while, so I hope you're doing as well as I am.

But if you read the New York Times, the Washington Post, really any major newspaper in the country.

Or if you watch CNN or MSNBC or the Bill Maher show or pretty much any political media you can think of, you've probably seen my name a few times this week.

For those of you who haven't heard, oh how I envy you, we should all envy you. See I was invited to be a guest on the Tucker Carlson

show and the episode we recorded dropped last Monday. It's about two hours long, so for about two hours

everything was quiet, and then the world exploded. Tucker told me that in 30 years of being in media

and being at the center of so many controversies,

he's forgotten most of them in that time,

he'd never seen anything like it. The meltdown was truly epic and in addition to all the media attacks, the White House itself even issued a statement condemning me. I can't imagine

anyone at the White House sat through two hours of me and Tucker Carlson talking together but that's

okay because neither did most of the other people who were losing their minds in

public all this week. I didn't know what we were going to talk about going in.

So for a while we talked about Jonestown, some of the lessons I've drawn from

podcasting in general.

But then Tucker wanted to talk about World War II and

specifically Winston Churchill. I told him that I considered Churchill one of the

chief villains of the war, though I said in the interview that it was

hyperbolic and meant to be provocative. I thought that might dampen the provocation somewhat. It did not. the Since I have been called a Holocaust denier, though we never talked about the Holocaust,

and anti-Semite, though we never mentioned Jewish people in this context.

They came up when we discussed the 1968 New York City Teachers strike, maybe one or two other

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