Hello friends, it's your Chapo for the week.

It's me Will here.

I'm going to kick things off with a very interesting interview.

You might remember on our most recent episode we ended with about a 10-15 minute retrospective

on the career of Lyndon LaRouche.

But I've got to say ever since we recorded that episode, we've been contacted by various

sources who have sent us sort of missives and feelers about setting up this interview.

That's an odd one.

It's unexpected, but I'm pleased to say that we now have Lyndon LaRouche on the phone.

Lyndon, are you there?

Indeed we are here.

Thank you for reaching out, of course.

And we are tuned to the correct tuning for this interview, which is a tune of the note

of A equals 432 hertz.

Lyndon, I've got to say this is a bit odd for me because we brought you up on the show

because we thought you were dead.

So I mean, how are you alive?

This was addressed clearly in a memorandum to the president in 1977.

Mimmo, it was both telefacts and also printed for backup copy.

And it was distributed to President Reagan and members of State Department.

What knew then through our contacts or intelligence contacts with the National Caucus of Labor

Committees is that the entire regime of the establishments on both sides of the Atlantic

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