Liam Donovan

The iterations and evolutions of the Republican Party over 100 years, I think, are important and instructive in terms of the current moment and how it maps on to the point of time.

In an interesting way, it's kind of full circle.

But yes, I think it's the fact of how fluid some of these things are, I think, is just... It's worth...

for the perspective of where this all came from.

And, and obviously there's other layers that, that are complicated, but I think it's a really good, really good book and a good read.

Um, another one that I think, especially in this moment, um, uh, you know, it has a new significance now that we're talking about AI and all data centers and all these things.

Um,

Patrick McGee's Apple in China, I found just very interesting from an industrial policy standpoint, from a foreign policy standpoint, from a national security standpoint.

Really, really good and worth reading for your audience.

I'll go Abundance.

I think The Frackers is really interesting for understanding our energy dominance, you know, evolution and revolution.

I think the...

Watching us go from a scarcity mindset in the 2000s when I started my career to being the Saudi Arabia of natural gas, it's not something that the elite saw coming.

It's not something that really smart people saw coming.

It's not what we indexed our policy and our politics to.

And I think it still hasn't fully set in how revolutionary that it was.

I think it's an important one for your folks to read.