Hello everyone, you have tuned into another episode of the three questions.

And today, usually I talk to silly clowns, but today I am talking to someone that changed

history. I'm talking to Stacey Abrams. Well, let's get this out of the well, first of all,

hello, and thank you for being here. Hello, thank you for having me. I always like to just

so publicists don't yell at me. I like to get the why you're here part out right away.

And that's because you have a new book. In addition to every this is what when I was reading

about you, it's like, you need you need to calm down. You need to slow down. You do too much.

You're very kind. But you have a new book out and it's a fiction. It's a book of fiction.

A rogue justice. Indeed, it is the sequel to my first legal thriller called While Justice Leaps.

I wrote the first one back in 2010, but couldn't get it published because my main characters,

one was a Supreme Court clerk. No one really cared about the Supreme Court. And the antagonist

was a rogue president who was involved in international intrigue and publisher thought that was too

far fetched in 2010. But in 2021, suddenly I was all corrupt. And angry got to make up.

She is making a return appearance in her next book, which is Rogue Justice out on May 23.

Yeah. So when this air is it'll it'll be out so everyone can get it right now. Yeah, I think

you may have caused Trump then just did you somehow like just engineer it so that you could have

this book published while I enjoy success. I am not willing to sacrifice.

Yes, yes, I'm a Chicago Cubs fan and the year they he was elected the year they won the world

series. And somehow it felt like if this is the Yin and Yang that I would I would have taken another

year of no world series. Yeah, you know, I don't that's all magical thinking anyway. I mean,

you've been writing fiction since you were young, right? Like in college, you started.

Actually, so I wrote my first novel when I was 12 and novel is a very strong no no no no,

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