2026-08-04
2 小时 1 分钟Daryl, thank you for doing this.
We must think of you every two weeks.
We should call Daryl Cooper.
But we try to keep it to once a year because you live so far away.
And I'm just grateful you made this effort.
And I just have to say, not simply because it vindicates me, but because it's such an amazing
and wonderful fact that you actually are literally, measurably, America's most popular and important historian.
That's just a fact.
Which is incredible.
It gives me hope because you do like five-hour podcasts on...
You know, things that happened a hundred years ago in granular detail.
And, you know, there are a million and a half people listening to that.
It's like, this country is not lost.
So anyway, thank you so much.
Always a pleasure.
We were speaking at breakfast about how the Iran war started and you were putting it within
the context of how Western nations, European nations fight wars historically and why this was different.
Can you?
Recap what you were just saying?
Sure.