The Vortex of Power Fills the Vacuum

The show is Shakespearean in scope. It's like a swifty and satire, but it is a profound document. I am going to do Ebsen's play and enemy of the people on Broadway. Then you've sold to a clown too. That jumping that Alexander Sarsard did at the end. Yeah, it's terrifying. So last question. Now that we've seen all of succession, what does the show mean to you thinking back on it?

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