Bill Bradley is a respected statesman known for his bipartisan approach to important issues like the economy and healthcare. He has had a successful career as an Olympic gold medalist, NBA champion, Rhodes Scholar, and U.S. senator. In the Senate, he was recognized for his ability to bring people together to solve complex problems. As an author, he has written seven books, six of which became New York Times bestsellers, focusing on revitalizing American politics and culture. His latest book, "We Can All Do Better," discusses the partisan divide and explores key topics such as foreign policy and healthcare. Bradley is also a sought-after speaker, sharing insights on the current political landscape. He was a national College Player of the Year and spent a decade as a Hall-of-Fame forward for the New York Knicks. He served 18 years in the Senate representing New Jersey and was a Democratic presidential candidate in 2000. A graduate of Princeton and Oxford, he currently hosts "American Voices," a weekly show on SiriusXM radio that highlights the American spirit.