Hello again. It is the Josh and Bo Show once more. And yes, Stelios was meant to be on and he's

unfortunately very unwell. He's quite sick with the flu apparently. So best wishes to Stelios, make sure to let him know.

You want him to be better. We all do. He's telling me about how he was suffering with it. It sounds

awful. Yeah, I've only had the real flu, proper influenza, like once, and it was terrible.

It was honestly terrible. I thought I was dying. I thought my body

was shutting down. And they were like, yeah, it's just the flu. I'm like, bedridden for like a week

with it. It's really nasty. Yeah, it was days and days and days and days. It's horrible. Anyway.

So yes. We are going to be talking about how Europe has become a war zone. Bo is going to tell us about

London's Roman discovery. I'm looking forward to this one. I don't know much about it. I just saw

the headline and said, Bo, please, please talk about this. So I'm just as excited for that one as

all of you. When anything comes up in the office where I can talk about history, I sort of hook up

like a mere cat. Like what? I could talk about the Romans. Brilliant. where I can talk about history I sort of hook up like a meerkat

like what I can talk about the Romans brilliant I need to do that more with psychology don't

I hardly ever do that I actually forgot yesterday I'm just like wait a minute I'm a psychologist

aren't I that's a remind myself and also how the left's attempt to stop Trump are futile. This is going to be

a nice positive one. Again, we're going to go to America for all of our positive news. But first,

we're going to get out the way the negative news, and that is Europe. So over the past week or so, there have been a number of atrocities committed against the native of Europe.

And that has been, you know, one of the main ones is this one, teen dead and five injured in Austrian knife attack.

And this is just the most recent one. This is the BBC talking about it a few days ago.

This happened on Saturday, not too long ago. And the fact that all of these terror attacks are sort of blending together and that it's actually difficult to discern,

you know, which one is which, because they're so frequent, they're in the same places a lot of the time.

It's the never-ending slew of atrocity.

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