Hello friends and welcome. Welcome back to the Bill Press Pod. You know, in this age where there are so many competing media sources where information flies at us 24-7 from so many different directions, it's important to know there are a few people

we can trust, people we can count on to know the facts and to tell it to us straight.

And for me, when it comes to foreign policy, global trade, environmental policy, or the

one person I trust

more than anybody else is Tom Friedman, columnist for the New York Times. Growing up, Tom

wanted to be a professional golfer, but fortunately for us, he changed his mind and went into

journalism instead. Now for his reporting and went into journalism instead.

Now for his reporting and commentary,

Tom's been awarded the Pulitzer Prize three times in 1983,

1988 and 2002.

It rarely happens, but occasionally,

Tom's view of the world drives him to comment on domestic politics.

In fact, I sat down with Tom Friedman a couple of days ago the very day that his blockbuster column, impeach Trump, save America, appeared in the New York Times.

Tom, it's good to see you again.

Great to be with you, Bill.

Thank you.

So, what a day.

Your column hit this morning on the New York Times.

I have in front of me, Impeach Trump Save America.

What prompted you to write that column?

You don't usually get into domestic politics?

Well, I actually have. It's hard to really write meaningfully today about the world, if you're not

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