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Hey everybody, welcome back to the Tom Wood Show.

This is episode 2,456, for heaven's sake, and I am very glad to be joined by Johnny Berka who is

president of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute and I saw you speak at an

ISI event a year or two ago where I was on a two-person panel with

Dan McCarthy and you gave such a great speech, such interesting remarks about so many different lessons that one might learn

from decent statesman and you have this book gateway to statesmanship selections from

Xenophon to Churchill that just came out this very week and

we're going to talk a little bit about this because of the contrast between

the kind of works we see from some of the ancients like Aristotle and

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