This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Batchel.

I welcome Selena Zito, reporting for the Washington Times

and the Wall Street Journal.

Most importantly, the new book, Butler,

the untold story of the near assassination of Donald Trump and the fight for America's Heartland

is available to pre-order on Amazon. I've ordered my Kindle. I'm looking forward to my audiobook.

Selina will sign my book someday in the future when we actually cross-bass again,

because right now she's here to talk about a new profile, which is necessary because of

whispering campaign about Senator Federman from Pennsylvania, who is a mighty man at the same time, was honest during the campaign and during

his early days in the Senate to acknowledge that he was having difficulties caught with his confidence,

his mood, his morale, sometimes called depression. And now there are questions raised.

However, Selena, right to it.

Senator Federman has a sense of humor.

Always.

Does he enjoy these whispering campaigns that he doesn't root for the right team?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

So if your listeners don't know this, I have covered Senator Federman for 20 years.

Way back when he was running for mayor of Braddock and he won the seat by one absentee ballot.

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