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Okay. All right, everyone, time to put some trash in your Delorians, Mr. Fusion, and get your flux capacitors ready, power up your Tartis, do some astral projection into

your younger bodies like Ashton Coutre and the Butterfly Effect or Wolverine and Days

of Future Past, and jump into your hot tub time machine because we're about to do some time travel

and change history. So are you guys ready for this? Yes, I love the, I love the references.

Don't forget, Superman went back in time too. In his

movie, that was a reference, you know, where he flew back in time by the sheer speed of his

flying ability. I read something one time. That totally works. So great reference there. So

Superman won. Yep, yep. Well, yeah, so before we get too far ahead of ourselves, my name is Scott Rank. I'm a host of History on Plugged. We are joined with August Company, a Parthenon podcast network, to talk about to go back in time, who would you kill? So let's do a rundown. First, we are joined by James Early, host of Key Battles of American History. Say hello,

James. Hello, everyone. Mr. Steve Guerra, host of History of the Papacy and Beyond the Big

Screen. Hello. And Richard Lim, host of this American president. How are you doing, sir?

Doing very well. Thank you. All right. So, yeah, this is the first episode of its kind. This is a roundup where us as a collective network are going to be answering one question that I have been asked in the past by audience members, and it's something I've thought about before. So I don't know if you guys have thought about this much before, but it's kind of interesting to ponder. Like, who would you kill in the past? So basically what we'll do is also at the stage and then we're going to go one by one and ask

who would be the person that if we would eliminate from the timeline, how would that alter

the flow of history and also be the most positive contribution?

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