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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

And today I have to save you from your existential and professional crises with the help of a man who has written a wonderful book about his own journey,

how he solves problems, and where he wants to be remembered, and how when he meets the end of

his journey, which, you know, hopefully he's not even halfway through.

He was one of my favorite congressmen to watch on TV because he was a federal

prosecutor. He was a DA in his home state. And he did a lot less preening and a lot more pressing

of people who had to be held accountable, people like Hillary Clinton when they visited Capitol Hill.

He was always fair, and I was a little sad when he left Congress.

But we were very fortunate that when he left, he landed here at Fox.

And he hosts Sunday Night in America on the Fox News Channel.

He's also got arguably the most popular podcast on Fox News podcast.

It is called the Trey Gowdy podcast.

He's written another book.

It's brand new.

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