Bill's new book "Confronting the Presidents" is out, highlighting the more dramatic history involving some of the most powerful men the country and world have ever seen.

 

But it seems years from now, this political cycle will reign supreme when it comes to drama.  

 

Joe Biden's terrible debate performance, Biden dropping out, Kamala Harris stepping in, Donald Trump being shot in the ear by a would-be assassin, Trump's much-debated bad debate, another assassination attempt.  It never ends.

 

Let's not forget that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who dropped his campaign and is supporting Trump, is now under investigation for sawing a whale's head off.  Let's not dive deeper into the RFK Jr. saga.

 

Everyone is calling for both sides to drop the violent political rhetoric while blaming the other side for violent political rhetoric and escalating the situation.

 

Some people on the right are mad that Bill voices his opinion on Trump's fumbles, ignoring that he still makes the case that a Kamala Harris presidency would push a dangerous progressive agenda and that Trump's term as President was a good time for the American economy.