We must regard again the acquisition of unborned in a world, whether sought or unsurred by the military

successful economy. In my line of work and things I've got to keep repeating things over and over again

for the truth to sink in.

They've got to catapult the propaganda.

They've got a catapult of propaganda. What's up again?

What's up? Welcome to Ripple Effect Podcast. I'm your host, Ricky Vrandis. I'm very excited to bring you today's guests. He's an author and professor that I've referenced his book quite a bit on this show. He's Professor Thaddeus Russell, and he wrote the book in Renegade History in United States. He also wrote the book out of the jungle, a book about

Jimmy Hoffa, and he's a historian, professor, and really interesting guy. Most of you podcast fans

have probably heard him already, maybe on the Young Turks, maybe on Christopher Ryan's podcast, Christopher Ryan's the author

who wrote Sexa Don, which I also referenced quite a bit on this show. And he also been on the

Drunken Taoist podcast with Danieli Bignali, who's been on the show a few times. He's been on Brett

Van Nufts podcast, The School Sucks podcast, which Brett's also been on, and he's also been on Brett Vanott's podcast, The School Sucks Podcasts, which Brett's also been on,

and he's also been on Joe Rogan podcast.

So if you're a podcast fan, it's possible you might have run into him somewhere or familiar

with his work or familiar with just, I guess, his voice and who he is and his opinions.

And you guys will definitely enjoy this podcast one thing

i love about that as russle is that he has such interesting ideas and perspectives and uh

he doesn't stray away from debate which is awesome because i love having just a nice healthy

debate because like i always say on this show none of of my views or opinions are sealed and none of them

I'm sure of, to be completely honest with you. It's always developing and they always should be

developing as you get more information as you analyze old information as you try to figure yourself out.

I think as we grow as people and we progress,

our opinion should change a little bit as we figure things out a little better.

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