How do you welcome down to those history? We're talking to Professor Lewis Dartner again in this

episode. He's been on the podcast a few times. He's a real favourite of ours. He's a friend of

the podcast. During the presidential election, one particular tweet went viral about the strange

line of Democrat voting counties that runs through a swath of otherwise Republican areas in the

American South. That is something that Lewis has talked about before, but he wanted to use that

as a springboard to come on and talk about the American election. In fact, all of modern politics

by looking at some of the deeper history. Lewis Dartner is a legend. You couldn't listen to

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Lewis, thanks so much coming back on the podcast.

Dan, look on the tool. I've been looking forward to this.

I always challenge you to come up with the most long term,

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