How did that shape the way since you discovered that you've lived your Jewish life and maybe a little bit, if it's not too personal to ask you to share, of the way you've thought about that with your own family going forward?

Well, I am anchored by an amazing wife who has brought up two amazing, observant children.

It's, again, for me, been a very important community to be a part of, although I don't know that I would say that I've necessarily been visibly that active a part of it until you know, the writing of this book.

And, you know, I got asked a very interesting question by a Catholic school student when I was visiting a Catholic school here in Chicago, Sacred Heart.

And he asked me if I had ever experienced antisemitism personally.

First reaction was, you know, my father grew up in Chicago.

His family had migrated from the Ukrainian area, you know, 40 or 50 years before the war.

What's a big takeaway for you?