Hello and welcome to e-box number 121 and I'm joined by Luca Johnson how are you?

Hello yes I'm very very good thank you bow I'm really excited to be getting into such an icon.

Right, yeah, well, I mean, you're a contributor for the website, you've written a few articles for us now.

I have, yes.

We've had a couple of conversations on my channel history bro which everyone should be

subscribed to you've got your own channel as well just a little one yes just a trifle amiable arguments

amiable arguments so if anyone's interested do you subscribe to that as well.

But today we're going to talk about one of the greatest statesman, England, Britain, has ever had.

Yeah, I ever had.

Yeah, I think so.

One of the greatest prime ministers, Mr. William Pitt, the younger.

The younger, yes.

Because we're both big interested fans of his life and times.

Definitely and I think another reason why it was really important to to pick Pitt

the younger as it were for this topic is because sort of in the lead up to coming and doing this with you.

I've sort of been testing the waters a little bit with just people at work and my family

and just colleagues and oh yeah I'm going to be talking about Pitt the younger who you know or

he's sort of fallen by the wayside a bit in the public consciousness and you can feel that we're sort of losing his memory

and a lot of the greatness of what he stood for and so I hope that we can here today do a little something to breathe a bit of life back into that

legacy that's so well deserved. Yeah no absolutely I mean he's he was Prime

Minister all in all for something like

19-20-odd years. I think only Walpole really beats him for the longest time as PM.

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