Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening, wherever you are. And welcome to the politics guys with your host, Jay Carson and Michael Baranowski.

Welcome to the politics guys. I'm Michael Barronowski, a political scientist at Northern Kentucky University.

My co-host this week, as always, is Cleveland Area Attorney and sometime Republican strategist, Jay Carson.

Here's our asked politics guys question for this week, Jay.

You ready?

Okay, fire away.

Okay.

This is one that a number of listeners have asked us in one form or another for a while now,

and so I'm glad we can finally get to it.

Here's a question.

What new sources do you guys follow to keep up with politics?

And related to this is another question people have asked, so I thought we just tackle them both.

Can you recommend any good books, films, documentaries, anything like that for a more

in-depth understanding of American politics?

Where the hell did you get that from?

Sort of the answer is that's a just a question.

Yeah, I think that's, you know, that's a great question because there's certainly so much

out there, but it's the biggest problem that I think a lot of people have certainly that I have is separating the wheat from the chaff you know and I'll for me I

there's a lot of chaff a lot of chaff I'll focus on what I actually use as opposed to things that I

wish I could get to but never do okay so first off I am I almost watch no television I mean I could get to, but never do. Okay. So first off, I almost watch no television.

I mean, I watch a lot of television, but not politics on television.

Just because the information density, it's a lot more efficient to get my information about politics from reading stuff.

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