skate in. the rest of us have to go home because eugene has upstage us all. congratulations of the further review. you re all separately great friends of mine and i love that this has come together so beautifully. we will be watching tomorrow and every weekend. congratulations and i will see while later. thank you. have a good night, ali. good morning to all of. u.s. saturday the 13th. i m ali velshi. we are two days away now from the iowa republican caucuses. the first in the nation khamenei to contest that kicks off the 2024 election season. caucuses, as you may know, originally from that old school political tradition that demands that participants physically attend the meeting in order to participate. caucus goers have to sign in, they report to the respective precincts on monday night. beginning at seven pm, local time, representatives for each candidate to brief speeches in each case caucus candidate for choice in a secret ballot. there s no early voting, ther
state secrets. here, john sour is trying to say, well, the president should be second guessing himself for official acts. but no one doubts that assassinating a rival or, you know, selling secrets is illegal and therefore, sours attempt to extend this credential doctrine of qualified immunity means all criminal acts or president might commit is just not going to fly. the d.c. circuits not going to buy, the supreme court is not going to buy it either. in your new book, jeff, it s coming out on the 13th, you profiled, friday the 13th, you provide six of the most influential founders. benjamin franklin, north washington, john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, and alexander hamilton. and you are illustrating pursuing happiness, what that meant in their lives. it s an interesting way to look at things. you wrote so many books that you can now take this on. what did it look like than, and what does it look like now? given the context of the things that we re talking about now, the th