Hey, pull up a chair.

It's axon tap with David Axelroth, Robert Gibbs, and Mike Murphy.

Oh, right. You know what that means, Mike Murphy. I know that's...

I'm getting hives. Go ahead.

No, I know. I know what this song means to you.

As close as you were to Alflandon and Herbert Hoover.

A great pair of Americans.

But I'll tell you what it means. That's happy days are here again.

The old Democratic anthem.

What it means is that the president is going to launch his fall campaign this week,

apparently, with a speech at the Democratic National Committee later this week.

So big, big doings on the campaign trail.

He's creeping up the campaign machine.

It started. What that also means is that it's public domain, so we can afford it.

So it was the perfect intersection of topic music and now guest.

We decided to penetrate the veil around what really goes on in Washington in the campaign year.

We needed a really smart gifted journalist.

And on the fourth phone call we found one.

Somebody who has managed to turn a year sitting on a bar stool into a highly

talked about new book called Thank You for Your Servitude.

It is our friend, the great, the great writer, Mr. Mark Leibovitches here.

Hey, hey guys.

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