Dr. Nola Haynes

But people are looking for authenticity because they don't pull up those receipts.

People are looking for a fighter, not just for their own ends, but for all of us.

Oh.

Well, he's negotiating with his invisible friends, I guess, in his dream state.

I guess that can happen.

Right.

So.

This is what's so interesting about all of this, and I've actually been talking to a few folks about the there.

There are a few possibilities, especially with bringing the 85th in.

That definitely isn't.

About peace.

And, you know, there are some similarities to Vietnam here, but there is one major difference.

And I saw the episode that you that you all did on it.

So I at some point, Vietnam was one of the case studies that I was working on, I think, in my in my Ph.D.

program.

And one of the things that's so interesting about the Vietnam case that is very different with this, first of all, JFK, well, he was an actual, he actually served, as we all know, and he was also a student of the world.

And so JFK actually warned his own military against going into Vietnam.

Why?

Because he had been there in 1951.

He had seen the resolve of the people.