Hey guys, Tommy VTore here. I'm hosting a new podcast called World Corrupt, my friend Roger Bennett from the Men in Blazor podcast.

Soccer is a game that's often called the world's most important, least important thing.

Yet November's World Cup, before fans at Confront, grapple with the complexities of the tournament,

it was awarded via corruption, and built with the churches' labor practices that have left that reported 6,500 migrant workers dead.

Each week on World Corrupt, Roger and I will explore what it means to be a fan and responsible citizen of the world,

while watching the world's most popular exporting event.

New episodes of World Corrupt dropped each day in the pod save the world feed.

Welcome to pod save America, I'm John Fabro.

I'm John Lovey.

I'm Tommy VTore.

All of us had a different tone and I forgot my name.

Yeah, well you know, like we haven't done this in a while.

Welcome back, it's been a couple of days.

On today's pod, we'll talk about what's at stake in the next phase of impeachment, and we'll check in on a 2020 primary that is unsettled as ever heading into the final two months.

Before the Iowa caucus says we are two months away, almost exactly.

Woo, speaking of Iowa, Tommy, I believe you have a new episode out tomorrow, you want to tell us what this one's about?

I do, John. Well, episode three, we're going to check back in with some of the field organizers.

We've met along the way. We're going to talk about the chase for big endorsements.

That means elected officials and some people who might surprise you to listen to find out.

And then we're going to talk about all the reasons people think the Iowa caucuses are terrible, undemocratic, and otherwise shouldn't go first.

Cool. All right, well tune in everyone.

And of course, we have a favor to ask.

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