Theo Von

Oh, so I'm in this class and just to be clear.

So they made him go all that way just because they knew it would weaken him.

Yeah, there it is.

So they created a path that would just like, that would add to them because they had a spine.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage on April 12th, 1945 at Warm Springs, Georgia, just two months after the Yalta conference.

While the grueling 7,000 mile trip to the Soviet Union combined with this severe underlying cardiovascular conditions took a significant toll on his already failing health.

And this is when you're at George Washington University.

I was in grad school.

So he was murdered.

Right.

Carry on.

Yeah.

But with a possibly decent wiener on it.

So Mr. Post was your professor.

Yes.

And you also had this job where you were under, where the guy was the racist guy.

So he was a CIA operative, this professor?

Yes.

Now, when someone's a CIA operative but also a professor, are they an actual professor that then gets hired?

That's a great question.