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We're going to do a little bit more of this World War One series.

How are you doing today, Thomas?

I'm a little bit

another weather so like I indicated before we went live if it seems like I'm

experiencing brain fog or something it's not because I've got really onset

Alzheimer's or something.

Just be aware of that.

I want to talk about the American internal situation, not just the Wilson administration and the intrigues therein, which were substantial, you know, particularly involving the person to Colonel House.

Wilson himself is really kind of unfairly maligned by everybody.

Like people on our side,

I'm not going to speak for you, people are like adjacent to like my belief, structure, they view him as the father of, you know, utopian progressivism and globalism that I don't think that's true okay

people on the people on the left hate him because you know they view him as this big

kind of racialist on grounds of, you know, the fact that he very much

pandered in some sense to the to nativist elements, you know, who were gaining a lot of clout in terms of their ability to mobilize, you know, and get people in the polls and things. You know, Wilson was the only,

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