John Zmirak

Yeah.

And I want to talk to John Zmirak about a conversation that I had with her.

So in a couple of minutes, we're going to get Zmirak on and I'm going to nail him to the wall on the issue of who's right, the Catholics or the Orthodox or the evangelical Protestants.

Because the mainline Protestants, we know by definition, they're not right because they don't believe anything.

She really is amazing.

We've got to bring her back to New York, whatever.

So I'm going to ask I'm going to ask John Zmirak in a minute.

I'm going to nail him to the wall on this, folks.

have you and to hear your story.

John Zmirak is the one that introduced us to you.

John Zmirak, of course, is not Greek, but he's pro-Hellenic.

He's a Phil Hellene.

He likes the Greeks.

I have...

so often been amazed at people, whether it's you, Rod Martin, or John Zmirak, who ought to be household names because you have been given a gift, tremendous, tremendous gift to see things that others aren't seeing, to explain things that need explaining.

And so you, when I first met you and encountered what you're doing, I thought, my goodness, where did this guy come from? So you have your finger on the pulse of what's going on in the world and what Trump is doing.

Obviously, that's what the book is about, to tell people, hey, if you want to know what this 5-D chess is or is it 5-D chess or what's going on or why is Trump doing this, what does Venezuela have to do with anything, you explain it and you explain it in a cheerful way, in a way that is understandable to the lay reader.

I remember buying into this as an undergraduate.

I, unlike John Zmirak, bought into the lies that were peddled at Yale University.

And I remember buying into this.

And it feels so good to hate, you know, I don't know, those who have more than you do.

Spice up fall at Whole Foods Market.

Oh, my gosh.

John Zmirak.

Brilliant.