I want to welcome everyone back to the Picanuano show.

I want to welcome back, Darrell Cooper.

How are you doing, Darrell?

What's up, man?

I'm great.

How are you?

Doing well.

Doing well.

All right.

Let's jump into a topic that I ask you to come on and talk about.

When the phrase, the Jewish question, and that is a capital J, capital Q, historic question,

when someone raises that up, what do you think?

Oh, somebody that I don't have any background on, you know, a lot of the time.

No, no, I was saying when, no, if, if, if you just hear it,

like, say an academic, what was it, well, when you hear that term, like historically,

what do you go to? What is, what's your frame of reference?

Well, I look at it. It's like part of the modern Jewish European experience and, you know,

having to do with the period of

national uprisings across Europe and and how Jews fit into societies like post post-national

nationalist awakenings I mean it is kind of a thing that um you know the themes that came out that

come out as people work through the Jewish question the various European countries you know, the themes that came out, that come out as people work through the Jewish question, the various European countries.

You know, you see these themes all throughout history.

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