This is serious XM progress.

This is the John Fugel-Sang podcast.

This is Serious XM Progress. I'm John Fugel saying welcome to the night spot here

bringing good trouble to the right wing bubble. We have a lot of gray on the cover.

We have a lot of Michigan the cover we have a lot of Michigan has to make sense of. We have some terrific guests on the show tonight.

Chris Housselt's our executive producer, running this thing from South Carolina, the great Thea Harper, manages this beast from our studios over there in Brooklyn and I'm

John Fuekel saying it's so good to have you with us. Yeah good show tonight. Amy Littlefield

of the nation is here to talk about what it's like for all the pro-life conventions one year

after Roe v. Wade and what it's like inside the mind of the dog that caught that

truck. A couple of things we got a great 4th of July special coming up that I hope y'all will listen to.

Congresswoman Susan Wild joins us and we talk about so many different issues from

tech hubs in the Lehi Valley,

child care for working families, all the great drug pricing measures she helped

get in the inflation reduction act.

She's a really smart Democrat from a very competitive red and blue district who keeps

getting reelected and knows how to have policies that help working people that

also appeal to Republican voters. She's super smart. We'll be joined by

Kenneth C Davis, the

great historian and author of Don't Know Much about History. Also, Professor Eli Merritt

of the Vanderbilt University, his book is called Disunion Among Ourselves, The Parilous Politics of the American Revolution.

It's a fantastic book all about how in the Revolutionary War days everybody hated each other.

No one trusted each other. We weren't really as united as we said we were.

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