This is Renegate Talk Radio.

You know, and when it's a Monday morning, that is a serious point of inclusion and a serious beginning, because this is a brand new week of how can this happen and this is

Betsy Bell in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Double B Studios. Here to tell you that everything has changed

and nothing has changed. The outcomes are staying the same.

They're not being treasured. They're not being remembered. They're not being considered.

They're not being considered. when all of us move in to the next time zone.

So today's show is a little bit out of the realm of my norm. It is called Timeless Keeper, and I am not going to explain it.

The first part of it is do it or not. The second part of it is press time, and part three is

serious about America. And I don't think that America has any serious leadership.

It is a rudderless ship. And it's staying afloat by the grace of God.

You know, I think that there is an interesting story that is being told online.

You can look at the film.

It is a story that Barbara Winton self-published a biography about her father, Nicholas Winton, in 2014,

which has now become a new major biopic called One Life, already dubbed as the British

Schindler for his role in the rescue of 669, mainly Jewish children from

Czechoslovakia in 1939. With this new film, Nicholas Winton's fame is firmly established. The film has a quality cast, including Anthony

Hopkins, as an aged Winton. The humanitarian died in 2015 at age 106. In 1988, Nikki Winton, played by Anthony Hopkins in the film, was reunited with a hundred

or so of the children that he had saved 50 years earlier. It was a dramatic and captivating scene. One of the harder parts of

the film was the anguish that Winton suffered over 250 children. They were the last transport,

supposed to, to the UK. But that transport was overrun by Nazi soldiers.

And the fate of the 250 children was presumed, but never really known. That was more about the real Mr. Winton than the part about his reunion with the

ones that he had saved. One life is a useful beginner's guide to the 1930s Jewish refugee crisis, of which few details are widely known.

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