Welcome to another episode of the Sean Morgan Report. I'm here with my friend Kevin Finn,

and I've known Kevin for a while here, and we've talked a lot about different ways to

protect ourselves and our families in case things go wrong. And Kevin, you've been doing this for a long

time. How long have you been researching prepping? Thanks, Sean, for having me on the show.

And gosh, it's such a pleasure to

know you. And I'm so excited to be talking with you today on your show. I've been, I've been

prepping for 25 years since probably two years before Y2K. And yeah. Wow. Y2K didn't go the way,

we didn't know what was going to happen there. Luckily, you survived Y2K didn't go the way. We didn't know what was going to happen there.

Luckily, you survived Y2K and you lived to tell about it.

You know, you told me about a book that you read about World War II, and there were some kind of disturbing

facts that I didn't know about World War II, that specific countries had their food supply cut off, millions of people died.

In fact, more people died of starvation in World War II than of actually, you know,

battles in the war. So can you tell me about this book? Tell me what you learned and how it,

how it impacted you. Yes, yes, for sure. And I'm married with a couple

kids. And so I often think as a provider about food on the table for my kids. And I often think

about how heartbreaking it would be if ever I was in a situation where I couldn't give my wife and kids the calories and the food they

need and I just was watching them shrivel away because many times you and I have read in history

of different you know different times when when whole population starved to death and it's just so

tragic but one of the things things that really caught my attention

was this book I'll show you. It's called The Taste of War by Lizzie Collingham. And it's all

about World War II and the battle for food. And in this book, there's lots of different interesting stories and facts and details.

One thing a lot of people might not remember is there were actual strategic access plans by Germany to starve, you know, not millions, tens of millions, if not hundreds of

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