Stephen K. Bannon

So we'll have more on that.

Ben Harnwell, Jack Posobiec in the next hour.

Before I get back to Gallipoli or.

to the great one, Alexander the Great, and his trial and tribulations in the same part of the world where we have our Navy and we're potentially sending young American men and women.

Give me a second on the Cardinal.

You know him personally.

What type of guy is he?

He's a very no-nonsense guy in...

certainly was a candidate to be to be the pope, but a serious guy, not a crazy

Not a crazy person.

And so, again, keeping with his obligation and joy to celebrate mass on Palm Sunday to be blocked is just ridiculous.

And knowing that guy, he did not do that as some provocation, but an expectation, as his forefathers did, as his predecessors did for centuries, even during other wars, World War I,

World War II, other clashes in the Middle East, mass was always open for business, but not apparently under the IDF now.

Yeah, we're going to get more into that.

By the way, so you were talking about Gallipoli, right?

And this is from the landmark Aryan, the great historian of Alexander the Great's campaign.

On his retreat back from India, where I guess, Eric, his generals, they had a council of war when they got too far in India.

After they'd gone through the Khyber Pass and fought their way, what, 8,000 miles, they said, hey, maybe we ought to just go back to Baghdad or Babylon and regroup.

That's the coast you're talking about.

That camera can be pulled in.