>> jimmy: waylon jennings died, what, 15 years ago? >> 2002. >> jimmy: okay. 20 years ago.ght be pulling up, looking for his ghost. >> sure. he's back on tour, baby! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sure he'd be flattered. what i was going to say about you, you got everybody -- the snake river is in idaho are it's cold. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you got everybody to jump into it. everybody except for me. >> everybody, jimmy? >> jimmy: everybody except me. >> because we -- cold plunging is so good for you. and it feels so good. and you feel great the rest of the day. because really, it's like purposeful suffering. then you're like five hours of a really good mood. >> jimmy: do you think so? they say it's good for you. i've seen no actual evidence to support that. also, isn't there -- when you go along with the idea that anything that is unpleasant, you feel good when it's over? >> okay, yes. >> jimmy: if i were to take a hammer to my toe or something like that, i'd be like, "oh, wow -- okay." >> you're so grateful that it's over. same concept. la [ laughter ] except that it'

waylon's trick worked. the very next morning, he got a call to come to paris to negotiate for a much bigger french presence. the french were not gonna let the soviets take all of the glory. cleverly, waylon decided that before he stopped in paris, he was going to make a little detour to italy. he wanted to sell mussolini on the idea that he could not possibly let those communists outshine the great fascist nation of italy. he arrives in rome. he would later write, quote, as i entered the dictator's office, i saw a highly polished floor at least 200 feet long. off in the distance, mussolini was looking at the sunset through a massive window. it paints a lovely scene. he continues to use flattery to solve the idea. -- it's just like mussolini's vision for italy. his vision for italy, using the government to build a country back up, was no different than roosevelt's new deal. it is all the same thing. when mussolini asked for the price after having agreed, whelan, being a gambler, a gambler, he upped it from t

and waylon would later write quote. as i entered the dictator's office. i saw a highly polished floor at least 200 feet long. often the distance mussolini stood with his back to me looking at the sunset through a massive window. end quote paints a lovely scene, but whelan continues to use flattery to sell the idea to mussolini saying that new york's world of tomorrow well, that was just like mussolini's vision for italy. muslimi was skeptical, but that that sort of sold him. he would claim to wayland that his vision for italy using the government to build the country back up was no different than roosevelt's new deal that did italy fascist, you know america democracy. it's the same thing. and when mussolini asked the price after having agreed well and being a gambler upped it from the four he charged the soviets. the great nation of italy a low low price of just five million dollars. written in france quickly increase their partition participation as well and ultimately 62 nations would attend. and the fact that mainly juiced by the soviets and the italia

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