Hi, and welcome once again to History Dweaves.

I'm Tim.

Thank you for joining us today.

And I have with me, as always, the Blue Hair Beauty, Brandy.

How are you today, Brandy?

I'm well.

Thank you.

And as always, the distinguished Colonel Charles Bolrigan, Hawk Waters, the third, affectionately known as the southern gentleman.

How are you today, Colonel?

I'm coldly than hell, Timmy.

I'm cold in hell.

You were cold at last time we talked.

Well, it's cold as, it's like four degrees. Where the hell is the global warming? That's what I want to know. Minus four degrees. It's minus four degrees. We don't even have four degrees. We owe somebody four degrees. We're in debt. We're in the hole. We're in the hole. Okay, yeah, it is very cold out.

Okay, so today's topic is Tokyo Rose.

Actually, we're going to talk about propagandists in general.

We're going to talk about propagandists during the Second World War.

But the main focus will be on Tokyo Rose,

and we'll talk about, tell you a little bit about her story.

But before we start that, I just want to check to see if my colleagues here have any shoutouts that they want to give.

Colonel, do you have a shout-out? You usually do? I don't have a shout-outs that they want to give. Colonel, do you have a shout-out?

You usually do?

I don't have a shout-out.

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