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bonus content at www. patreon.com slash lions led by donkeys. I mean, Woodrow Wilson is 100%

the American equivalent of a guy. It's like, no, I'm being serious. My grandpa did fall out of a guard tower at Auschwitz.

Like, that's how level of bad.

It's one of those situations that's like occasionally you kind of,

even in the almost seven years we've been doing this show,

you occasionally stumble upon a guy that even in 1915,

other white people look at Woodrow Wilson,

but like, God damn, he is racist. Yeah, I mean,

and this is in the same era when like, you know, the Teddy Roosevelt was, I mean, he was,

he was of the time being a little more open, like, like, like progressive minded when it came

to race relations. There was a, there was, I don't know if you guys know this,

but like at the time, there was like kind of like a minor racism scandal, if you want to call

it that, uh, in the sense that, um, because Teddy Roosevelt, uh, invited a black boxer, I believe,

uh, um, it's just kind of shocking because, yeah, you look at the

history of America and two things will stand out is that obviously there are people who were

even in their time, people are like, that person is racist and this is insane. And then also,

like, if you were to, by the standards of today, if you were to actually just read verbatim,

the stuff that was just set in media everywhere, and like it would come across like you were trying to do stormfront

shit. I mean, congrats to all those people on their new cabinet positions. I mean, it's really

funny in the sense that I, when we were in Belfast, I in a charity shop, found three volumes of

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