Mike Huckabee

So just for like to make it fun, let's just say before 1850.

Susie from Buffalo.

That is true.

Yeah, exactly.

It's amazing, right?

That's the Mensa.

I mean, I'm kidding.

So I love the American founding fathers.

Ben Franklin, I always really enjoyed.

You know, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, I think are too cliche.

So one I really enjoy that I just love learning from is Julius Caesar.

I think he's one of the most

interesting historical figures.

If you want to talk about someone who lived a full life, it's Julius Caesar.

From conquering northern Germania to surviving and winning a Roman civil war, to an unusual alliance and quelling a rebellion with Cleopatra, to eventually becoming, to ending the Roman Republic, to starting the Roman Empire, and then seeing the people that he benefited the most turn against him.

I think there's something very tragic and very interesting about that.

So I think it's one of the most interesting.

And you could learn if there's something to learn about humanity, you could you could learn it through the prism of Julius Caesar.