…with the environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon, And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was…

…environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon, And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was also…

…Land of Israel is a geographical corridor connecting Africa and Asia in Europe, and it is also a historical corridor. In 1799, Napoleon conquered the Land of Israel. Does that mean it belongs to the French? In 1260, the grandson of Genghis Khan conquered…

…and Italy and Greece is proud of that. Like they, you know, they love to tell stories about this. Wasn't Napoleon Corsican? Yeah, absolutely. And actually, famously, he wanted to take, he considered taking, or Mussolini considered taking over Corsica from…

…addiction to power, I looked at some of the most powerful people in history. I looked at Alexander the Great. I looked at Napoleon. I looked at Hitler. I looked at Genghis Khan. I looked at Stalin. It's very interesting when you look at these people.…

…actually smaller. They came from outsiders. They were not part of the major population. Stalin was a Georgian, not a Russian. Napoleon was a Corsican, not a Frenchman. Alexander was a Macedonian, not a Greek. And Hitler was an Austrian, not a German.…

…at these examples. Because power, the addiction to power, is always about the emptiness that you try and fill from the outside. And Napoleon, even in exile, on the island of St. Helena, after he lost power, he said, I love power. I love power. He…

…with the environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was…

…environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was also…

…with the environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or an addiction to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. You talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was also…

…environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or an addiction to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. You talk about genius, that was a genius for you in so many ways. But he was also totally…

…but basically he invaded all these countries and killed all these people. For what? For power. You know, if you look at Napoleon, If you look at Hitler or Stalin, what's interesting about them is, you know, the Greeks don't like me saying this because…

…feared them. And there were all these speeches by Demosthenes warning against... the Macedonian threat. So he was an outsider. Napoleon wasn't French. He was Corsican. He spoke French with a very pronounced Corsican accent. Stalin wasn't Russian. He was a…

…with the environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you. in so many ways. But he was…

…environment and climate change and pollution and other issues. Or in addition to power, like I'm just reading a biography of Napoleon. And Napoleon was a genius. When you talk about genius, that was a genius for you. in so many ways. But he was also…