I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekanino show, returning for another reading.

Buck Johnson.

How you doing, Buck?

Good.

I'm glad to be back for another reading.

I enjoy your series of readings in general, so I'm happy to be a part of this.

Considering I'm reading a book now that we're just, I just recorded part eight with dark

enlightenment on race war in high school.

I figure something that can be read in one sitting can, you know, a nice break.

And this is one of those things that this is one of those essays that like everyone knows,

a lot of people have read Bernays.

Some people have read propaganda, which came 1920 and 1920,

1922, crystallizing public opinion a couple of years later.

But this is 1947 and where it's after the war.

That's very important to this.

And it's also the advent of TVs are starting to pop up in people's houses.

And more people are getting them.

So how do we handle this going forward?

When you read it, would you, I know you text to me, you're like, holy crap.

Yeah.

And because it's like, wow, look at this.

This guy has all the brainchild.

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