Nate, how's book writing?

I wrote the introductions. That's good. Starting on the first spot

a chapter this week.

So, like, what can you tell us so far? Is it going to be a good book?

It's going to be a really good book.

Like, the introduction alone is Pulitzer worthy.

Thank you, Galen.

Can you write that on the cover of the book?

Galen, the introduction alone is Pulitzer worthy.

You're going to blow up the book.

Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast.

I'm Galen Druke.

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