Hello there.

Happy September.

Happy day after Labor Day.

Yes, I'm coming to you on a Tuesday morning.

I think I let you know last week we're going to have our same three episode upload this week.

But instead of Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, we're going to do Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Gave everybody a breather on Labor Day.

I've got a very full episode. Serious, unsurious, and everything in between. I will be the interview today,

Congressman from Florida, Jared Moskowitz. He is somebody who we spent a, it's fascinating.

He is really trying to keep that center-left lane of the Democratic Party active. We go down a number of

roads, have some interesting conversations about his potential future in Florida, what's happening in redistricting, what's happening in Israel.

I promise you, if you're engaged on any of those debates, you're going to want to hear what Jared Moskowitz has to say.

It was fascinating. He's also the former head of FEMA for the state of, essentially head of emergency management for the state of

Florida, did so in the first DeSantis term. Like, this is how far we've come. It wasn't that long ago

that disaster response was something you didn't politicize. You went out of your way to be bipartisan

about it. Even Ron DeSantis did this. And so, you know,

talking about what's happening with FEMA, we know the news over the weekend where a few FEMA

staffers raise some concerns publicly and they've been moved out of their jobs for at all

saying, you know, somehow contradicting the message.

There is, it is crystal clear. The First Amendment does not apply to anybody working in government

if you speak out against Donald Trump. The First Amendment is certainly not something that

the Trump White House is concerned about. Maybe they're just daring any individual

that is pushed out due to speech, which again, protected by the Constitution.

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