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Hey, everybody. We got a harrowing but funny one today because my guest is Senator Tammy Duckworth.

Her book, Every Day is a Gift, is both harrowing and really funny.

And it chronicles her life with a focus on her being shot down,

the pilot of Black Hawk helicopter in Iraq and her rehabilitation,

and as I say, unbelievably harrowing. But also, we had a great time discussing this, and she has a wonderful, wonderful sense of humor, and so do I.

So it's a harrowing but funny one for a change.

Well, Liz Cheney is willing to give up her leadership post in the Republican House caucus.

She's been third in leadership as conference chair.

The conference chair actually has no formal defined role. It's really kind of a plumb that you get

for being a either a well-known or very promising popular figure with some promise in the party.

Liz Cheney took a stand.

She says that the presidential election was not stolen by Joe Biden.

Very brave.

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