You've got the LaRouchecks in your book.

Do you want me to quickly tell you the context of that?

Yeah, yeah, sure.

So the book's about the Mets, who you may have heard of, for American baseball team.

So in the 69 chapter, I track like the dissolution of the movement as the Mets rise

and like people transferring from one to the other, right?

So I look at the 1969 SDS convention and point out and, you you know briefly describe how it fell apart over the course of the convention and how in um

its last moments there was rival factions chanting ho ho ho ho chie min or mao mao mao ma'se dong and then uh one and this is a story that I heard a lot,

but one faction was marching out, parading everyone,

chanting, let's, let's go Mets.

And that was like the last word of the SDS convention.

And so I did some digging,

and I found out that was indeed the Luruchites.

It was the Roosites who were seeing

Ho Ho Chimen? No, they were saying let's go

mats. They were making fun of the Stalinists.

I see, I see.

AJ, thank you for being with us.

I didn't realize you were English.

Yeah, no. So the interview's canceled. I'm sorry. We can't, we can't go forward. That's totally okay. I can bring out the

Canadian accent. Because I lived in Canada for quite some time. Oh, let's hear it. And developed a bit of a twang for, um, um, uh, but I've been back in the UK for like

three years now and it's like totally lost.

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