Stephen J. Ross

And the Colombians get busted.

That is a major success.

They bring them down and they are dead.

Yes, they were.

And it was great because Superman radio series was one of the most popular series going.

And having been admitted into the sort of secret society within the Klan, he knew all their secrets.

He knew their passwords.

He knew everything.

And he would send that off.

And in this case, he sent it off to the radio station to the two men producing the Superman.

And they incorporated a bunch of that into the shows.

And the Klan members, because I have this in the spy reports, Klan members were furious because their kids were listening to Superman.

And their kids were very happy to see Superman defeat the organization their fathers belonged to.

And they put – they changed –

They changed their bounty on whoever was providing this.

We were going to give $1,000 if anyone could get their carcass dead or alive.

Now it was going to be like $1,000 per pound or something ridiculous like this.

And they never caught Stetson Kennedy.

Right.

In many ways, he is the closest pre-Trump person we have in that he understood, unlike