Pete Wright

I'm trying to game it a little bit. Because wine is a spirit. It's booze. It's an alcohol. Yeah, yeah. It's an intoxicant.

I'm trying to game it a little bit. Because wine is a spirit. It's booze. It's an alcohol. Yeah, yeah. It's an intoxicant.

Uh-huh. Uh-huh. But... Was there some 18th Amendment loophole where they called wine art or something and art was protected somewhere else?

Uh-huh. Uh-huh. But... Was there some 18th Amendment loophole where they called wine art or something and art was protected somewhere else?

So did they start saying that alcohol was medicine? No. This is just about wine. I'm going to say no. The wine industry was not decimated because that would just seem right.

So did they start saying that alcohol was medicine? No. This is just about wine. I'm going to say no. The wine industry was not decimated because that would just seem right.

So this is unprecedented, but I actually have a few questions for you. Oh, no. Pete, this is exciting. Wait, is this still a game show? Or are we done with that? You can do what you want with it. All right. Welcome back to this. I did it. What famous brotherly duo was the angel and the devil of Chicago's Prohibition Empire? Brotherly duo? Yeah. Elliot and Stephen Ness? I have no idea.

So this is unprecedented, but I actually have a few questions for you. Oh, no. Pete, this is exciting. Wait, is this still a game show? Or are we done with that? You can do what you want with it. All right. Welcome back to this. I did it. What famous brotherly duo was the angel and the devil of Chicago's Prohibition Empire? Brotherly duo? Yeah. Elliot and Stephen Ness? I have no idea.

Other side, Al Capone's oldest brother was a prohibition enforcement agent, James Vincenzo Capone, who later changed his name to Richard Joseph Hart. And he enforced prohibition laws while his brother built a criminal empire. Wow. What do you think of that? That's pretty good.

Other side, Al Capone's oldest brother was a prohibition enforcement agent, James Vincenzo Capone, who later changed his name to Richard Joseph Hart. And he enforced prohibition laws while his brother built a criminal empire. Wow. What do you think of that? That's pretty good.

Okay. You want to find a place to drink in Chicago or Boston or New York. What signal are you going to be looking for as you wander around town? I'm going to make a guess and say a green door. Oh, you're right ahead of me. And I wonder, the reason I asked that is I wonder if that's connected to Green Hat Man.

Okay. You want to find a place to drink in Chicago or Boston or New York. What signal are you going to be looking for as you wander around town? I'm going to make a guess and say a green door. Oh, you're right ahead of me. And I wonder, the reason I asked that is I wonder if that's connected to Green Hat Man.

It's fantastic. And the last, oh, I have maybe two more. So this is the reason I got that one question wrong about bringing together things, groups. Races and groups. Because in the age of segregation, prohibition did bring groups together and created a lasting effect thanks to their love of alcohol and jazz. Whoa. Do you know what those were called?

It's fantastic. And the last, oh, I have maybe two more. So this is the reason I got that one question wrong about bringing together things, groups. Races and groups. Because in the age of segregation, prohibition did bring groups together and created a lasting effect thanks to their love of alcohol and jazz. Whoa. Do you know what those were called?

You are a real hep cat. I am talking, of course, about black and tan clubs where white and black patrons came together to drink. and listened to jazz music. And that was from 1920 to the end of Prohibition. I thought that was interesting. That's very interesting. The end of Prohibition made U.S. constitutional history. How so?

You are a real hep cat. I am talking, of course, about black and tan clubs where white and black patrons came together to drink. and listened to jazz music. And that was from 1920 to the end of Prohibition. I thought that was interesting. That's very interesting. The end of Prohibition made U.S. constitutional history. How so?

unamended right it was the 21st amendment is the only amendment written all the time that we that the constitution has been amended by state conventions instead of state legislatures too and so i think that is amazing it's like congress says we need a do-over because poor cat george cassidy

unamended right it was the 21st amendment is the only amendment written all the time that we that the constitution has been amended by state conventions instead of state legislatures too and so i think that is amazing it's like congress says we need a do-over because poor cat george cassidy

It'd be littered, mostly with Hamilton, but a lot of John Adams, too. Yes.

It'd be littered, mostly with Hamilton, but a lot of John Adams, too. Yes.