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Cabot, we really never get the intro, right?

We fuck it up all the time.

This feels right to me.

Sarah from pay praise. Hey, it's playing. We're all good. It's a podcast, not a cast, pod. Hey, praise. Every day she'll make you say, oh my God. You can leave the water on the terms. How many times have you heard this? A million. But I, Teddy Beets. Yes.

When you get your, when you take over Fox and friends, you have got to have Teddy Beats do your intro song. Even if I don't take over any show, I want to have an intro song. You're already a rock star. I would just want a song like that. I wake up in the morning. I'd turn a song like that on. Your own anthem. Get out of the shower. Have a song. No problem. I'll hook you up.

Teddy Beats.

Good to know.

You guys, welcome to the Hey for H podcast. I am so excited. Cabot Phillips is here, who is a friend. He is also the media director at Campus Reform. We'll talk about what that is. You're a conservative activist. I love that. Everyone just logged off Facebook.

Hear me out. Hear me out, people. Our whole audience is gone. And you've also, I was reading this about you, having you, as you a guest, you have like a hundred million views on YouTube.

That is, because the other big claim to fame, this is like your second time on this podcast.

It is.

The first time you were on this podcast, you and your brother and sister had gone viral with 24 million views for you guys convinced your sister who had her wisdom teeth out that there was a zombie apocalypse.

He did.

Convinced her of a lot of things that her pets were dying, that my family was stranded in Mexico and all sorts of things. And I get a call and they say, hey, have you heard of Sarah? Hey, phrase. And I was like, tell me about it. Tell me about it. Let's make it happen. And it was a live one. There was a live audience for that.

Live audience show at DC Improv. And then, of course, I run into you at Fox 5 because you're a contributor. Now, what are you? Are you a national contributor with Fox News? I am not a contracted employee, but I go on different shows, mainly for Fox News, giving commentary on millennial perspective on current events,

mainly talking about

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