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I.e. Hello and welcome to the Bullock podcast I'm your host Tim Miller. It's Monday so I'm here with the editor at large of the Bullwork, Bill

Crystal. He's also a long time member of the Daddy Gang, which we're going to be talking about here in a little bit.

How you doing, Bill?

I'm fine. I'm fine. You're just fine. If I knew what the daddy gang was I would I would

rebut that. Maybe it's a good thing to be a member of the daddy gang. Maybe I should

dig deep. I should be honored to be thought to be such. Absolutely you should be honored. We have to start with. honored.

We have to start with some seriousness.

It is the one year anniversary of October 7th.

I mean, just like the horrors of that day are still kind of hard to really comprehend.

I hate to say it, but without kind of knowing the exact

contours of what would happen in the ensuing year, it's hard to be surprised. They're like we've

landed in a place a year out where there is still dramatic fallout for there's still active

military operations both in Gaza and around the Middle East. So I guess I'm just curious on your big picture thoughts here one year following the attack.

Yeah, I mean the scale and type of atrocity was so horrible that I it's honestly hard to even think about. I thought about writing about it today and I just thought you know I have

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