if you are surrounded by people who are involved in groupthink, they always agree with everything you say and here comes this independent actor you can make that argument in court, presidents value that kind of information because they, just like justices know it is credible, coming from a reasonable source. so there have been instances where attorneys general tried to push the sg a little bit, but more often than not, presidents and cabinet members are willing to defer to the solicitor general. in fact i recall in the 1990s there was a federal court that struck down portions of nafta or wto or something like that in the clinton administration waited to put out a position on it until after they had heard from the solicitor general and to me that suggests a high degree of credibility, difference paid by the president to the sg's office. >> booktv is on location at the university of wisconsin in madison. we are talking with political science professor ryan owens, here is his cowritten book solicitor general and the united states prima court. >> booktv on c-span2 is back live from the wi

out of iraq and syria, if that's elite groupthink, sign me up for that. the problem is this piece and everything else around it screams for one thing above everything else. term limits. get out. you're there 10, 12, 14 years, get out. get someone new in there and get something done. >> donald trump proposed those. >> one of his best proposals. he buried it. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> the internet has changed the planet. it's changed everything about politics. you got an australian guy working for an icelandic organization in the united kingdom striking fear in the heart of the democratic candidate in the united states. that's one hell of a story. >> mark halperin traveled to london for a close encounter with julian assange. that's ahead on "morning joe." ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oweh) (husmy darling.. fear my darli.) (theion sleeonight.) (hush my dling.) masnorin (don't fear my darng.. man sg take roar out of snore. yeanothe innovati only at a sleep number sto. you' at the yougame. you. at work or at pl, you're unstoppable. nothincan thw u off ack. oh

universities, and to hear these and talk to these young men looking for ways of getting out of the groupthink, what the success is all about. ignorance can never be with freedom and all americans should be at arms, we are not getting the right information to make a decision for ourselves, look at the fact that is not the american way, stand strong against it and do what is best for ourselves. stuart: give me the name of the book again. >> liberalism, how to turn good men into whiners, weenies and wimps. we have never been wimpy, let's not start now. stuart: sounds better with an american accent. you come on back soon. love to see you again. stuart: next up we take you to chicago, game 3 of the world series tonight, last time the cubs were in the series no one involved in the program was alive. what are you laughing at? we will take you -- here is a little frank sinatra. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty pe