Welcome to another segment of the Grasse, and O.

We have with us today, Dean Henderson.

He is the author of a book with probably the longest title we've ever had on the show.

It's Big Oil and their bankers in the Persian Gulf, four horsemen, eight families in their

global intelligence narcotics and terror network.

That's a heck of a title and it's a heck of a book.

And here with us is Dean Anderson to talk about it. And can I ask you something? Is that a redeveloped title that you made for the second edition, which was also expanded?

No, actually, it's the original title. And that's a long one, but I just didn't know how to say it any smaller.

And you didn't.

But why don't we do that, though?

I tell you what, if you don't mind, what does the whole title refer to?

Because, you know, four horsemen can be taken a couple of ways.

And we're talking about Notre Dame here.

So why don't you give us a rundown on what that title really does mean?

Sure. So why don't you give us a rundown on what that title really does mean?

Sure.

Well, the main title, you know, Big Oil and their bankers in the Persian Gulf,

it turns out it's actually kind of a double entendre because we're talking about Big Oil and their bankers in the Persian Gulf,

which means Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates,

Buffrain, Kethar, and Oman, which formulate the Gulf Cooperation Council, because they actually,

you know, bankroll, well, they're the entire world economy because that's where dollars get recycled

back into

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