Anthony Scaramucci

But he doesn't age.

And, but yet I feel like he's grown up in this book.

There's something about him that's different in this book than in the prior two books.

So tell me what is different in your mind.

Well, I mean, there's another thing going on here.

And I have to ask you this question, you know, why the Iberian Peninsula in the 1500s?

And let me just, I'm going to surmise something and then ask you to finish the sentence.

You've got Christians, Muslims, and Jews are all colliding on the Iberian Peninsula.

So this has happened before.

We seem to have it happening right now in our own contemporary history.

Is that why you chose this period of time?

No, actually.

You caught it beautifully.

So my follow-up question, though,

is this is really a meditation from violence.

This is really, you're trying to get somebody to release the curse that he's under, where he's fighting as a Spartan, a Macedonian.

You know, we've been fighting.

And by the way, we, United States, has been fighting for a generation, Steven Pressfield.

We've been on the battlefield.

The U.S.