Hey, everybody. We got a great one today, you know, for a change. And this time, it's not just a great one, but a different one. Finally, finally, something different. Because my guest is Trey Crowder, also known as the liberal redneck.

Trey is a terrific comedian who grew up in Salina, Tennessee,

a small town with no traffic lights,

and until the 90s had one big employer, Oshkosh Pagosh,

makers of overalls.

And in the 90s, the Ashkosh factory picked up and went to Mexico.

The jobs left forever and the pills showed up for good at the exact same time in like

the mid to late 90s in Salina.

And that combination just, that was it.

It was curtains for that town.

It's never recovered, you know, to this day.

The pills are opioid pills like OxyContin, which trade. it. It was curtains for that town. It's never recovered, you know, to this day.

The pills are opioid pills like OxyContin, which Trey's mom got hooked on and then did time for selling. And Salina went from a town that went for Gore in 2000 and is now a Trump

stronghold. I say Trey is known as the liberal redneck because that's a character he plays online, starting eight years ago, when his videos went viral on YouTube.

Here's one from this week.

A lot of people are coming after Cohen saying you can't trust him because he's an unscrupulous opportunist.

Ah, yes, unlike all those paragons of virtue who normally testify in criminal conspiracy cases.

Yeah, it's kind of par for the course, all right?

When Fat Tony to Bull testifies against Don SpaghettiOs, it's understood you're not dealing with a PTA member, okay?

To me, it's more important that their testimony can be corroborated by evidence and is in line with the

case as presented, but hey, I didn't go to crime school. Yes, and as I record this introduction, it's Thursday afternoon,

and the defense is doing its cross-examination of Michael Cohn, an unsavory character to be sure, but then again, look he worked for.

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