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So let's just get into the nitty gritty of this.

I will, first of all, go ahead and recommend that if you haven't listened to the previous Corey Hughes appearances on the show

that would not hurt your understanding of what we're about to start talking about,

because we do give you sort of like a big picture explanation of.

But basically, this tome, Lee Harvey Oswald and Black and White, Volume 1 and the other two, I assume, sort of the central

axis under which everything sort of spins is the idea of the multiple Oswald theory, which it's

funny, the way you couch this in a warning from history, when, it's funny, the way you for couch this in the, in a warning from history,

you couch it in such a perfect way because you initially just expressed that you had walked

into it with skepticism, which I admit I did as well, because, you know, multiple Oswald

theory on its face, especially given all the, like,

lore around the JFK assassination and how much attention to stupid shit, like the trajectory

of the bullets and stuff, it's just like it doesn't, it presents an option that was like

previously not really considered in the average normie mind, even myself being a fairly, um,

extensive, paropolitical reader, um, it was still a little bit out there for me. But then throughout

the course of the book, uh, you presented a really good case. And then with this book, it really

seals it. Because like, this is just nothing but facts, folks, nothing but documents.

And, of course, Corey strings the narrative together in between.

But the, it's all, it's unrefutable, clear as crystal.

They stole fizzy lifting drinks.

And, uh, you lose, good day sir yeah um no it's it's a remarkable the uh the the um the uh trail of evidence that you've amounted and and by the way you've broken it up in this

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