believe in the ripple effect.

The ripple fact. I'm I'm I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm your host,

Riccardo Vrenz, also known as Ricky Vrandas. And what a crazy time we are in today.

This is wild. I've never experienced anything like this, and I'm sure many of you listening

feel the same way.

Obviously the hot topic to coronavirus.

It's caused some issues with the show because I don't know if any guests is going to want to come on to talk about anything else.

And how do we ignore this hysteria while it's going on and talk about other stuff?

Because other stuff just seems like it should wait or it's not relevant or whatnot.

So, you know, today I was supposed to have Gerard Williams on,

a old friend who's been on the show years ago for his research into Adolf Hitler and his escape to Argentina.

And when I had him on actually five years ago, I think it was like five years ago,

the idea of Hitler getting away and surviving seemed crazy.

I remember bringing it up to people. I'm like,

hey, have you guys looked into his research? Have you looked into many other authors that have

written about Hitler making it to Argentina? And people were just like, no, that's crazy. That's

crazy. And it's insane. And actually, it's kind of this story is kind of relevant to what's going on today.

If you tell the same story over and over again and it starts spreading, nobody looks into it.

And it just is accepted as true.

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