Does the name Alexander Hamilton Stevens ring a bell to you? Not going to lie, the only thing popping into my mind is Alexander Hamilton. Okay. The hit play by Lynn Manuel Miranda Hamilton. Not the same guy. Okay. But to preface this, I was in D.C. recently, you know. Yeah. I was there doing my thing. I took a tour of the Capitol. Yes. I was looking around and there's this room. Took an unofficial tour of the Capitol,

headed by Lauren Bobar when there wasn't supposed to be any tours of the Capitol going on in that day. No, no, but there's this room right outside of the House of Representatives chamber. Okay. Where states can send in statues, like the state legislatures can vote and send in a statue of whoever they want. They can pick anything. A person from their state that has contributed to good or that, you know, represents their state. Like Kansas had Amelia Earhart, for example. Some state had the dude that came up with GMOs. Cool. So just like, you know, figures or politicians that are important to the state's history, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, Georgia had Alexander Hamilton Stevens, and this guy apparently was a previous governor

of Georgia.

Okay.

And he was also the vice president of the Confederacy.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

The Confederacy.

Like, okay, I know that states get to vote and send in whoever they want.

That's a traitor, dog.

He's a terrorist.

He's a terrorist to the union.

Could I send in Osama bin Laden?

That's what I'm saying.

And he had a quote on his little statue.

It says, I'm afraid of nothing on the earth,

above the earth, beneath the earth,

except to do wrong.

Hey, yo.

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