These are questions that take cultures thousands of years to answer. During answer the call,

I take questions from people just like you about their problems, opportunities, challenges,

or when they simply need advice. How do I balance all of this grief, responsibility? How do you

repair this kind of damage? My daughter, Michaela, guides the conversations as we hopefully help people

navigate their lives. Everyone has their own destiny. Everyone.

Everyone. Hey, everyone's Andrew Claven with this week's interview with Lord Andrew Roberts, a tremendous historian, great historian. He's the author of 20 books,

including the award-winning bestseller Churchill, Walking with Destiny. His book on Napoleon,

his biography of Napoleon is literally one of my favorite history books and was incredibly

helpful in helping me to understand modern Europe. All of this is important because I've

been talking a lot on my podcast about the lack of information, trustworthy information we're

getting now in this country and how it makes it very difficult to use your other faculties,

like the Faculty of Reason, if there's no content in it. And we see the results of that in a lot of places,

a lot of conspiracy theories, a lot of crazy ideas. And among those crazy ideas has been the ones

being put forward by Tucker Carlson, including his interview with the history buff Daryl Cooper,

whom he called the best and most honest popular historian in the

United States. My own run-in with Daryl Cooper was when I was writing my book, Kingdom of

Cain. I included a quotation from him, even though I found his facts all over the place. I was

writing about Nietzsche and Dostoevsky, and he did have this interesting

quote. And I had to take it out because as I was doing the final edit, he came on with the kind

of ignorance that I think is not natural, just arises from philosophical immorality, I guess is the

best way to call it. So I wanted to bring on an actual great popular historian and talk about

World War II and Winston Churchill and his role in our history. Andrew, thank you so much for coming

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