W I'm going to do. All right, back on T.T. or at least I'm back on T. Y. T.

Jake Uger, Anicus Barren with you guys.

Another day of madness, that's all the news is. Let's be honest about it.

We do have fun at some points in the show so stay tuned for that including at the very top yes

a lot of fun at the very top ladies and gentlemen and madness in the middle it's a

madness sandwich yeah so why don't we start with the fun?

All right, let's do it.

Sorry, this is for all the TYT fans.

One second before we do this story. Henry Kissinger is dead. Henry Kinsinger,

Kinsinger, America's most notorious war criminal has died.

At the age of 100 in his home in Connecticut. Now Kissinger is known for

shaping pretty disastrous foreign policy in Vietnam, the Middle East, China. We

could literally spend the entirety of the show today talking about Henry Kissinger's legacy.

We're going to focus on two issues, his role in carpet bombing Cambodia.

We'll also talk about his role in orchestrating a coup in

Chile which did away with democratically elected Ayanne and replaced him with Pinochet in a military coup, a coup, a coup.

But before we get to all of that, Jenk, very curious what you think right off the bat.

Yeah, so I think that one of the most interesting parts of the story is the difference between how the establishment treats Henry Kissinger and the rest of us.

So he is despised by the world, he's despised by every normal American that knows anything about

him but the establishment totally oblivious to it or like they hug and kiss

Kissinger they pay him fifty thousand000 for showing up to any event.

It's insane.

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