James Holland

Who cares about them?

But...

But I am going to show Hitler that I mean business.

Hitler's going, who's this stuffy guy with his white hair? I don't give a toss about him. And he's coming at it from a completely different perspective.

Hitler's going, who's this stuffy guy with his white hair? I don't give a toss about him. And he's coming at it from a completely different perspective.

Hitler's going, who's this stuffy guy with his white hair? I don't give a toss about him. And he's coming at it from a completely different perspective.

Hitler's going, who's this stuffy guy with his white hair?

I don't give a toss about him.

And he's coming at it from a completely different perspective.

And I think one of the things that's so interesting from a dramatic point of view and from a historian's point of view, or even a novelist's point of view in the case of Robert Harris writing his book about these negotiations, which I don't know if you've read it, but it's really, it's terrifically good.

And I think one of the things that's so interesting from a dramatic point of view and from a historian's point of view, or even a novelist's point of view in the case of Robert Harris writing his book about these negotiations, which I don't know if you've read it, but it's really, it's terrifically good.

And I think one of the things that's so interesting from a dramatic point of view and from a historian's point of view, or even a novelist's point of view in the case of Robert Harris writing his book about these negotiations, which I don't know if you've read it, but it's really, it's terrifically good.

And I think one of the things that's so interesting from a dramatic point of view and from a historian's point of view or even a novelist's point of view in the case of Robert Harris writing his book about these negotiations, which I don't know if you've read it, but it's really terrifically good, is

It's the fact you've got two men, two alpha males who are going to those negotiations from totally different perspectives and vantage points.

It's the fact you've got two men, two alpha males who are going to those negotiations from totally different perspectives and vantage points. And I think it's very easy for people today to forget how elevated Britain was in the late 1930s. You know, the gold standard was tied to the pound, not the dollar. And so... Britain was the number one nation in the world at that time, and it just was.

It's the fact you've got two men, two alpha males who are going to those negotiations from totally different perspectives and vantage points. And I think it's very easy for people today to forget how elevated Britain was in the late 1930s. You know, the gold standard was tied to the pound, not the dollar. And so... Britain was the number one nation in the world at that time, and it just was.

It's the fact you've got two men, two alpha males who are going to those negotiations from totally different perspectives and vantage points. And I think it's very easy for people today to forget how elevated Britain was in the late 1930s. You know, the gold standard was tied to the pound, not the dollar. And so... Britain was the number one nation in the world at that time, and it just was.

And I think it's very easy for people today to forget how elevated Britain was in the late 1930s.

You know, the gold standard was tied to the pound, not the dollar.

And so...