Happy Monday. Welcome to another episode of the Chuck podcast. I am coming to you. It's a Sunday evening. I have had personally a busy weekend. I traveled down to go see a college football game, Miami, survive a wet and soggy challenge from the Florida Gators.

I will at the other end of the interview give you my towards the end of the podcast.

I know not all of you care about college football, but I'm going to keep this up over the

season. So we'll the, over the season.

So we'll do that at the end.

I have to say my Sunday didn't go so well in the football front, thanks to some offensive

line problems for the Green Bay Packers.

But I will save that when I always try to tell my son when it comes to the NFL,

college football, you cannot lose a game.

The NFL, you can survive dumb losses.

You can survive dumb losses.

That was a dumb loss, so we shall see.

But ultimately, I'll be honest.

I feel a tiny bit guilty even referencing football considering the alarming sort of 96 hours that we, and I say this because you can claim every week depending on where you stand, depending on how concerns you are about the Trump presidency and where this is headed.

But this is one where, you know, and this is, you know, again, we've, and I can get into, did we spinal tap the Trump presidency back in the first term so nobody can hear anything.

Everything is always to 11, so nobody's quite sure what's a serious threat to the

Constitution and to the Republic and what is just an own the libs angry moment, if you will. But I do think

we need to put this last week in a little bit of context here because this last week

has been some of the most direct challenges that we've seen from Donald Trump on some basic things that

previous that would have driven impeachments, plural. One that, you know, the behavior actually

that he's doing right now with the Justice Department was not dissimilar to what happened

with Richard Nixon, who resigned the presidency to avoid being impeached and convicted

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