I want to welcome everyone back to part 71 of our reading of 200 years together by Alexander Solzhenyson.

How are you doing, Dr. Johnson?

Well, you know, we've had some very bad news to deal with.

The good news is that the Spinal Tap sequel is out.

It's gotten mixed reviews.

I don't care, though.

I love them when I was a kid.

I think there was a point where I thought they were a real band when I was very young.

They came out 83, 84.

And I came out with it.

And I think it's great.

What I've seen so far online has been very exciting.

That's the only, you know, positive stuff that we can really talk about today.

If anybody is a big spinal tap fan, the same team did another mockumentary that I think a lot of people would find hilarious called Best in Show.

It's about centers around dog shows, people who, you know, have these dogs that they train so that they can be, you know, dog show worthy and Westminster Kennel Club thing like that.

And it is hysterical, the characters that they have in that.

Oh, I never heard of it.

I'm a big Trellipark Boys fan, though. My son got me into it years ago.

All right. If you are ready, I'm ready. Let's talk about the Cronstadt Uprising.

Yes, sir. All right. The Cronstead Uprising had distinctly anti-Jewish character, and so all the more was it doomed.

They destroyed portraits of Trotsky and Zinoviev, both Jewish, but not those of Lenin.

And Zinoviev didn't have guts to go to negotiate with the rebels.

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