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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to a special edition of the Mo News podcast. It's Mosuanunu here

with a special guest today, my friend and former colleague from Vox News, Brett Bayer,

he's the chief political anchor over there, the host of Special Report, longtime correspondent.

He has a new presidential biography out on Teddy Roosevelt. It's his sixth presidential biography.

And so he was in New York this week promoting the book. And so he came by to talk about the book,

talk about history, presidential history, as well as the state of play in Washington right now.

Brett has interviewed President Trump multiple times.

He's incredibly well-sourced at the White House.

In fact, he flew on Air Force One with President Trump to Alaska for that Putin summit earlier this year.

So we talk about all things, foreign policy, domestic policy, what he thinks

about the relationship between the media and Trump and some things that might surprise you,

as well as having been a Pentagon correspondent, what he makes of Fox News' move not to sign on

to the new rules and regulations there at the Pentagon as effectively the entire media

walked out last week.

So I think it's a very revealing conversation, both about Washington 120 years ago when

Teddy Roosevelt was president, lessons from his presidency, interesting parallels between

Teddy Roosevelt and Donald Trump, as well as the state of things right now in Washington,

just a few months into the Trump administration.

A reminder, the name of the book is to rescue the American spirit, Teddy Roosevelt, and the

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