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Great to be with you. Big weekend ahead. And I'm very happy to welcome to the show.

Our buddy, Dr. Wolfford Riley.

He, of course, is the man who wrote the book, Lies. My Liberal teacher told me, and all I can think about it back to school night last week was, man, I need that book in every classroom, including

my kids. Dr. Wilford Riley, how are you, buddy? Doing pretty well. Hopefully the school districts start listening and, you know, buying the book for every room, but I don't know if that's going to happen.

Well, they should, no doubt about it. Well, I will say that there was a comment that my son's history teacher made, which was, it's important to remember that Washington and Jefferson and we talk about slavery,

they have to remember that they were men of their times and times were different.

I thought, well, that's positive at least.

You know, they're not, he's not starting with the 1619 project nonsense.

So that's good.

Well, yeah, I mean, it's foolish to judge the people of any time by the rules of another time.

I mean, I think we mentioned at one point on this show that 8% of young American women are on only fans.

I mean, you can like or dislike that, depending on how libertarian you are,

but the sentence for prostitution used to be death in a lot of states.

If you go back to the Puritan era, so on.

So taking any period of time and saying, well, the people there aren't abiding by the rules

present in my period of time is a very foolish thing to do. And I mean, this is where you get into

kind of the feminist versus bro backlash, like all men in the past were rapists, all women were

child abusers, beating kids with switches. The problem is that they had laws against rape and child abuse back then, which were at least as civilized as ours, that just defined things differently. So, I mean, yeah, you have to look at how people stacked up to the rules that they had when they were alive, if you think rules are real at all. By the way, who hosted a radio show I heard last week?

How'd that go?

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