Hello. Hello and welcome to episode three of this late money succession recap mini season special.

I'm Felix Hammon of Axios I'm joined by Emily Peck of the Huffington Post.

Hello!

And excitingly we have the Queen of All Slate Podcasts or possibly the Empress.

June Thomas is here.

I just want to be clear, Felix, that this is not a podcast.

It's just a precursor to see if I might be open to podcasting.

Perfect.

Well, okay, one of these days, June, I'm going to teach you about what off the record means.

Oh, okay.

But June is a poor naive who doesn't really understand the ways of the world.

You have brought in a piece of paper.

What is your piece of paper?

It is a printout of the poem Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson, which clearly is the key to all of succession.

I am so into this.

Because when we're getting a little ahead of ourselves in this episode but at a certain point

Logan brings back Frank and he gives him a watch and on the back of the watch is a

quotation on this poem I believe it says some work of noble note may yet be done and of course I mean that

immediately suggested to me Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson it's indeed a poem it's a kind of

poem about a lion in winter and kind of raging against the light and you know getting one last deal in before you get snuffed out.

That's Logan.

I did not realize that it was Tennyson because there was before you get snuffed out. That's Logan.

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