Marshall here. Welcome back to the re-element. I want to sum up my feelings about the

daily series and the fact that I'm a closing up shop after tomorrow with the following

quote from Forest Gump. Pretty tired, I think I'll go home now. I'm obviously referencing

the scene in Forest Gump where Forest has been running pretty much randomly for more

than three years almost. He's been covered in the national media. He's all these followers

and he just randomly stops in the southwest and says that quote. And that just sums this

up for me. I woke up one day towards the start of the invasion and thought, hey, you

spend most of your day sitting on Zoom. You have all these questions, there are all these

topics. Why don't you just spend your time talking to as many people as possible and

publish the episodes? With all that in mind, this has been crazy

successful and I have nothing but thanks to give you all in the audience. We've literally

doubled the number of people who listen to this show. We've consistently overperformed

whatever we published beforehand. So even on our lowest rated days in terms of over-world

downloads, we still outperformed our greatest days beforehand. So that's just been

usually accomplishment and thank you so much for that. It's really given me and Sagar,

frankly, though he has been able to make a lot of these episodes, the confidence to

charge in, focus on what's working, focus on what wasn't working and really take this

show to the next level. So here's the deal. The deal is I'm publishing one more episode

in the Ukraine series. It's coming out tomorrow, Thursday, the seventh. It's going to be an

episode about history. It's with Professor Fred Logueval, who is going to discuss his book

on JFK that makes him kind of random, but I'll contextualize this in the episode tomorrow.

And then we're back to something approaching a normal schedule. We're going to have episodes

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