Hey, everybody. We've got a great one today, and I don't usually say that, but we just do.

My guest is David Litt, who has written a book. He has a book out. It's called Democracy in One Book or Less, how it works, why it doesn't, and why fixing it is

easier than you think.

Now, I don't judge a book by its cover.

I judge it by its title.

And this title's not great, to be honest.

You know, and I can say that. I'm the guy who wrote

Rush Limbaugh is a big fat idiot and other observations, and lies and lying liars who tell

them a fair and balance look at the right. I know a good title, okay? But I knew that David

had worked in the Obama White House, and he had been the guy who supervised President Obama's

White House correspondence dinner speeches, his monologues, from 2013 on, and they were all great.

Obama just killed at all these.

And the publisher sent me the book, and I read, it's great. It's great. It covers

everything that's wrong with our democracy, but it does it in a way. It's really insightful,

and it's a terrific read. It's funny all the way through. Not like my stuff, like hilarious, but still funny.

Anyway, we'll be talking to him in a bit.

Just a couple of comments about the week, about the news.

How about that Supreme Court, huh?

The good decisions, two of them, on LGBTQ rights in the workplace.

A great decision by Neil Gorsuch, for God's sakes.

Six-three.

I do have to say that Alito's dissent was very gay, you know, in my opinion.

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