Was Winston Churchill a psychopath?

That is one of the most shocking arguments I have heard in my life, my 40 plus years on this green earth, but that claim was made recently on

Tucker Carlson's podcast. I watched it on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

Carlson interviewed a man named Darrell Cooper, who goes by the handle Martyr Made on X,

has a very strong following for a number of podcasts he has done.

Cooper has covered the Jonestown Massacre, and now he has dipped his toe into the waters over

Israel and Churchill and other matters.

And Tucker Carlson, for reasons that are completely unknown to me,

chose to interview this man, Daryl Cooper. In fact, this is the tag for the podcast on X. And at

the time of this recording, my podcast, Carlson's interview of Daryl Cooper has something like

27 million views, which is just stratospheric.

Carlson described Cooper this way. Daryl Cooper may be the best and most honest, popular historian in the United States.

His latest project is the most forbidden of all, trying to understand World War II.

Welcome to Grace and Truth. My name is Owen Stratt. I will be your host today. I am the

senior director at the Dobson Culture Center at the James Dobson Family Institute, and it is a great

joy to have you back on. Please do subscribe to this podcast and review this podcast and share it as you are able.

But hey, on this particular subject, I'm not guessing you'll need a lot of help along those

lines because this has been all the rage of late, this discussion, this ex-interview

of Daryl Cooper by Tucker Carlson. Of course, many of us out there

know of Carlson. We know Tucker. We've watched his interviews for years. And I'll grant Tucker

Carlson this. He is an original thinker. He is an independent man. He follows his own instincts.

And a lot of the times over the years, I have agreed with him, but a fair number of times,

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