I want to welcome everyone back to part 41 of our reading of 200 years together by Alexander Solzhenycin.

How are you doing this fine Saturday, Dr. Johnson?

I'm doing very well.

You know, I'm very weather sensitive.

There's like one weekend in November where I'm happy with the weather.

That's pretty much it.

But these days up here, it's been extraordinary.

It's been cool.

It's been tremendous.

But I do have some news.

I record the Orthodox Nationalist show I do on, you know, on Saturday today.

And I finally, I don't know why I didn't do it before, but I'm finally going to do an hour

lecture on Karl Marx's Zer Udayan Fragha, the Jewish question.

I don't think any of our people have touched it.

It's extremely interesting,

and it's going to go out on Radio Albion, I suppose, this coming week. So it's a good

thing I got a good night's sleep last night for once. I sleep really well, but I don't know,

recently. I don't know what's going on, but how are you? I'm doing good.

Looking forward to that.

That should be great.

Yeah, that's one of those things that I've never even thought to bring up and read on the show as much as I read on the show.

So, yeah, I look forward to that.

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