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Morning glory America, Bonjour High Canada, Hugh Hewitt Live from Studio North. That

music means it's the last radio hour of the week and indeed it's the start of the long

Memorial Day weekend and Dr. Larry Arne of Hillsdale College is with us because it's time for

the Hillsdale Dialog. All things Hillsdale are found at Hillsdale.edu. All of the conversations

I've had with either Dr. Arne, the majority of them, or colleagues of his like Dr. O'Toole

was on last week, are all collected at HughForHillsdale.com or if you want to just listen to

the dialogues from the start, I think we begin with the Old Testament and Homer. Go back to iTunes

and go to the beginning and they're, I think they're 800 of them now, but Dr. Larry Arne is my

guest. Good morning, Dr. Arne. How are you? Is Memorial Day approaches? Good morning. Goodness, 800.

Yeah, that's wild, isn't it? So the great thing is we're going to start in in three weeks.

Today we're going to talk about some current stories because it's important. Then the next two

weeks, we're going to talk about HHSQ and the Kaiser. Then we're going to dive into this book,

Winston Churchill, The World Crisis Volume One, 1911 and 1914, originally published in 1923,

updated by Churchill in 1938. We're going to go through it the way that Dr. Jaffa used to teach

Dr. Arne the ethic. How is that, Dr? Would you explain that method? Read it and talk about it.

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