Hello and welcome to my hotel room in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where last night I attended a great event, co-hosted by the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America and an organization called Democracy First, which was a gathering of a whole bunch of veterans at a bar, a brewery down here, and a great conversation,

which I was very happy to be in attendance of.

And I may or may not stay for another night because this evening, Heather Cox Richardson,

the historian is sitting down with author Joanne Freeman here in Philadelphia,

same organization sponsoring

Democracy First, and they've invited me to stop by and say hello and hopefully cover the

event, being attendance of that as well. But I am here in Philadelphia in my hotel room doing the

show, and I've got a good one for you. Michael Cohen is back for over a year in the penalty box because I didn't want to try to have a difficult conversation with him,

but I did invite him back and we had a great conversation like nothing had changed all,

very professional and thoughtful.

I really appreciated that and enjoyed it.

Learned a lot from his perspective, as always.

And that conversation begins at 45 minutes.

Because before that, I welcome back Glenn Kirchner to the show because Justice Matters.

The great Glenn Kirsner joins me at one hour, two minutes.

And I also check in with our friends, Susie and Scott Havamen, who have been amazing, generous,

thoughtful, kind, passionate, righteous members of the stand-up community for years.

You might have met them in Vegas at Podjam where they are in attendance.

They live in Los Alamos, New Mexico, and they went to knock doors in

Mesa, Arizona over the weekend a couple days ago. We talked about that. So that is also coming up for

you. Michael Cohen, Glenn Kirchner, and our friends, the Havamans in New Mexico. All of that and

your news coming your way. I've got you clips and your headlines so let's get to it

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