Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isker. And Sarah's

going to sound a little bit different because she is not in her home podcasting studio.

She is in the great state of Texas Tennessee's first and only colony. And Sarah, what were

you doing in Texas?

I mean, first of all, I came for the case. So as you all know, my husband did not bring

back the torches case so that he was supposed to bring back when he was in Texas last.

So I, in fact, book de hotel next to the torches taco and got myself a case in margaritas

at 10 30 in the morning yesterday. The reason, however, David's face is like, wait a

minute. I was just doing the math in my, did you get the case so in the margaritas before

or after you did what you're about to say? Cause I'm kind of hoping it's before. It's not

before. It was, it was a celebration case so in margaritas. I took Steve Hayes and Caleb

the producer after we had this wonderful interview with president George W. Bush. And then we

were talking about his new book out of many one, his portraits of America's immigrants.

And then we were able to see the exhibit of his portraits in the Bush library. And it

was so super cool. And the book is the number one best seller on the New York Times right

now, which is neat. The thing I would tell people, I think the stories are incredible.

I think if you have, you know, sort of children who are old enough, it's one of those things

that you can like read a two page story over dinner with your kids. And I just think it's

inspiring. And, you know, you're going to be singing Lee Greenwood by the end of each

page. But also the paintings are really neat and the colors he uses. And if you listen

to the interview, it's the first question I asked how he used color to convey these

folks American story and their sense of pride. And it was a, it was a really fun interview

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