John Lisle

And the guy says, no, I dropped them in the bush over there, but this is where the light is, so this is where I'm looking.

So to me, it's like...

Well, when I remember my own autobiographical experience, am I remembering it how it's convenient to remember it?

Yeah.

Remember it or what?

Yeah.

Have you ever had Gerald Posner on?

OK, because I know I haven't gone really down the JFK rabbit hole, so I don't know that much about it.

But I know he wrote the book Case Closed.

I bring him up just because I follow him on Twitter, X. And he was posting recently about the, I think he posted about the tracheotomy thing.

And so, but I don't really.

I'm sure you know this, but Vincent Bugliosi wrote like I think what might be the longest nonfiction single volume book ever written on the Kennedy assassination.

Remembering history or something like that.

It's like 1500.

Yeah, he wrote like a book about the JFK assassination.

Yes, yes.

But, yeah, I mean, if anyone has seen that book in person, it really is, like, 1,500 pages of, like, the densest, tiniest little print.

And it was so long that it came with a CD of the notes that were, like, 1,000 additional pages that couldn't fit in the volume.

And, like, a physical CD you had to put in your computer to see the notes.

Oh, my God.