It's Tuesday, January the 25th, and welcome back to Goodfellows, a Hoover Institution broadcast examining social, economic, political, and geopolitical concerns.

I'm Bill Whalen. I'm a Hoover Distinguished Policy Fellow, and I'll be your moderator today.

That means I get to introduce the stars of our show.

Three of my colleagues we jokingly refer to

as the Good Fellows.

That would be the historian Neil Ferguson,

the economist John Cochran,

the Geostr Strategist, Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster,

they are Hoover Institution Senior Fellows all.

Gentlemen, good to see you. And keeping in our tradition here

at 2022, it seems we have a guest who offers two things, a lot of wisdom and a very cool

accent. Joining us today is Andrew Sullivan. Andrew is a proprietor of the weekly dish on

Substack, which offers a little bit of everything for you information consumers, column writing,

polite disagreement, a reader's form.

You can hear his decidedly British voice on his dishcast podcast.

Andrew Solvin, welcome to Goodfellows.

Thank you very much for having me.

Okay, Andrew, I think we owe it to our audience, especially our loyal Neil Ferguson,

viewers out there to get a little insight into Brother Ferguson.

You happen to go back to Oxford and University Days with Neil. Can you give us a little window to what Neil you happen to go back to oxford and university days with

Neil can you give us a little window to what Neil Ferguson was like back then keeping in mind

Andrew it's a family show it was great it was great were it we had a good time and I think we

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