No Man, No Problem, is the title of this episode. My guest is Bill Whittle.

I don't know if it's fair to introduce him as a historian, but I think he's more of a historian than a lot of historians I've met.

Well, you know, he kind of reminds me of Dan Carlin a little bit where he studies something so well that he can speak

extemporaneously about it for long periods of time. He knows a lot of

stories about the topics that at hand. He's done brilliant series in the past, what we saw, the

Cold War, Apollo 11, what we saw, and he's got a new one coming out that is going to be really good.

Well that's why he's here. I got a sneak peek this morning.

It's over at the Daily Wire it's called an Empire of Terror and... cheery little thing.

Look I've known Bill a long time.

He kind of figured out the whole YouTube social thing

his resume is a hot mess of just, his background is so eclectic, but his

love of history has elevated him to something larger than a fan.

So whether he's an expert, he would probably not want me to refer to him as an expert.

Let's do it then.

Expert Bill Whittle in his amazing series an Empire of Terror quotes Stalin who said no man no

problem look I'm kind of saying this is a public service, but I really do believe it.

This series, and a lot of what Bill has done, needs to be in schools.

It should certainly be in colleges, but honestly, I think it should be in high schools, and I think anybody

who's really interested in showing their kids and maybe even themselves what the real arguments for socialism have been historically and how badly

those arguments have failed demonstrably needs to watch this series it's a collection of evidence that absolutely demands a

verdict. I thought it was riveting better than really any series I've seen on the

TV. You said something earlier today

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