everybody in the comments and online and around the world is loving the interview with dr. felix viola, who is the vice president of our salvador. and if you could tell he's like a really thoughtful compassionate man. and with a very fascinating background and history and story and an understanding of the people and the history of el salvador. so it's been really wonderful to watch that interview with him. i really enjoyed speaking with the vice president. he's got a broad knowledge of things. he's a very educated man culture man.

there's loving the interview with dr. felix viola, who is the vice president of our salvador. and if you could tell he's like a really thoughtful compassionate man. and with a very fascinating background and history and story and an understanding of the people and the history of el salvador. so it's been really wonderful to watch that interview with him. i really enjoyed speaking with the vice president. he's got a broad knowledge of things. he's a very educated man cultured man, off camera. we're talking about paris in europe and things like that, which i thought was fascinating and hope to speak with him again, some time. the thing i wanna bring up about him because he talks about the assassination of his father, which happened in 1980 and 980 was quite a pivotal year in el salvador. it was at the beginning of 1980 when we had the archbishop oscar romero publish a letter in the new york times, pleading with the american people and government to stop funding. the military who were massacring peasants and stuff like that. within 2 months, he was a.

everybody in the comments and online and around the world is loving the interview with dr. felix viola, who is the vice president of our salvador. and if you could tell he's like a really thoughtful, compassionate man. and with a very fascinating background and history and story and an understanding of the people and the history of el salvador. so it's been really wonderful to watch that interview with him. i really enjoyed speaking with the vice president. he's got a broad knowledge of things. he's a very educated man cultured man, off camera. we're talking about paris in europe and things like that, which i thought was fascinating and hope to speak with him again. some time. the thing i wanna bring up about him because he talks about the assassination of his father, which happened in 19801980 was quite a pivotal year in el salvador. it was at the beginning of 1980 when we had the archbishop oscar romero publish a letter in the new york times, pleading with the american people and government to stop funding. the military who were massacring peasants and stuff like that. within 2 month

there's loving the interview with dr. felix viola, who is the vice president of our salvador. and if you could tell he's like a really thoughtful, compassionate man. and with a very fascinating background and history and story in an understanding of the people and the history of el salvador. so it's been really wonderful to watch that interview with him. i really enjoyed speaking with the vice president. he's got a broad knowledge of things. he's a very educated man cultured man, off camera. we're talking about paris in europe and things like that, which i thought was fascinating and hope to speak with him again. some time. the thing i wanna bring up about him because he talks about.