<transcript><audio_234>next episode we've got very much about Wallace's critique of the Cold War and what he says between 44 and 4 is spot on and he understood those issues in a way that almost nobody else in our opinion understood them in the United States and</transcript><transcript><audio_235>he fought the thing is we we don't have the time to tell the whole story here but he battled Truman every step of the way between April 45 when Truman became president and September 46 when Wallace was outon he wasn't passive or quiet</transcript><transcript><audio_236>about it he was meeting with Truman repeatedly over that time and among the things that concerned him as Jonathan knows was that Leslie Gro had complete control over the atomic bomb it was Wallace who forced Truman to take the control of the bomb out of</transcript><caption><image_237>The image shows four men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. The screen displays the logos of the New York Times, OnBuzz, DOLBY, and Christie's, as well as their names. The men are dressed in formal attire and appear to be engaged in a discussion. The background is dark, and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption><transcript><audio_238>Leslie Grove's hands because Leslie grov was actually talking about the possibility of a preemptive strike against the Soviet Union in in late 1945 so as we say there uh that Wallace considered grov to be a fascist and was</transcript> next episode we've got very much about Wallace's critique of the Cold War and what he says between 44 and 4 is spot on and he understood those issues in a way that almost nobody else in our opinion understood them in the United States and he fought the thing is we we don't have the time to tell the whole story here but he battled Truman every step of the way between April 45 when Truman became president and September 46 when Wallace was outon he wasn't passive or quiet about it he was meeting with Truman repeatedly over that time and among the things that concerned him as Jonathan knows was that Leslie Gro had complete control over the atomic bomb it was Wallace who forced Truman to take the control of the bomb out of Leslie Grove's hands because Leslie grov was actually talking about the possibility of a preemptive strike against the Soviet Union in in late 1945 so as we say there uh that Wallace considered grov to be a fascist and was
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