And there's generally something that is kind of blaming somebody. There's going to be an idea that we need to punish those responsible for that lost greatness, for the position that we're in now. But at the end of the day, it's authoritarianism, it is totalitarianism, it is obedience to the leader and obedience to the state. Now let's take a look at two examples in terms of the rise of fascism in Europe in 1920. Alright guys, why don't we start with Benito Mussolini. If you want to call him el duce, you can call him that as well, meaning the leader. And of course, he's going to be the leader of Italy as we go throughout the 1920s, 1930s into World War II.