to our other subject, is the guy who had basically debriefed and analyzed Hermann Hess,
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and Hermann Hess, not the author, Rudolf Hess, the Nazi leader who was second in command to Hitler at the
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or not this was really Hermann Hess or was a double. So they brought in the psychiatrist, who's name now
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in prison in England, to look at this guy and talk to him and figure out, is this really Hermann Hess,
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Dr. Randall Bell, Rudolf Hess, by the way.
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Dr. Randall Bell, great author. Rudolf Hess, not so much.
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Dr. Randall Bell, so, yeah, but he, uh, but Rudolf Hess, now it's important to understand,
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which is why he timed his flight for that specific day and time. Hess was totally on board with
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Dr. Randall Bell, because it didn't work in the context of Rudolf Hess.
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Dr. Randall Bell, well, because Rudolf Hess did something he wasn't supposed to do.
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do it. And Hitler said, yeah, you might be right. But then when Hess goes and does this, it's like,
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