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we were just talking about great nonfiction books. And I finished one recently.

The splendid and the vile which is about Churchill during the bombing of of England.

Have you read that book? Buck. I'm about 75 pages into dead wake by Eric Larson,

the same author about the city of the Lucitania. We we really do nerd out together. Yeah.

We do not forget this is like when we show up on TV wearing the same outfit.

Exactly. I will say I am an unabashed Churchill uh, Stan. Uh, I I am I read as much about

Churchill as I can. One of the coolest things that I've ever gotten to do was uh, going to

London. If you've ever been to London and had an opportunity or if you will be going at some

point, cause I know all the travels been restricted to a large extent for the past couple of years.

The Churchill war rooms in London. Buck, have you been there? Have you been ever been able to see

this? I've only spent two days in London and I was 12. So I don't remember anything really. I

didn't get to go. So I love London because again, uh, the history, I'm not sure any city. I haven't

been to Rome. I would love to go at some point. But of all the cities that I have visited, uh,

London does one of the best jobs of mixing the amazing history with the modern day.

And you can walk into the Churchill war rooms. You can tour them. This is where Churchill managed

uh, the war against Hitler and it's underground and they're bunkers because obviously of all the

bombs that were falling on London. And it basically is set up. Buck, you would be, you would be in

disbelief of how amazing it is. It's as if time has stood still. The moment that they ended the

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