Hey, it's Christine from Storyworthy.

Today on the show, actor impressionist Chris Cox talks about making a rap video about George

W. Bush that almost landed him in jail.

The lyrics to this rap about George W. Bush started just flying into my brain and my pins started moving.

It was like, I didn't even know where this was coming from.

We're about to do the safety.

And we knew we didn't have like a big window just because, you know, highway patrol or something's going to come by.

And we don't have permits.

The next thing I know, one car, two car, three cars, lights, blaring.

They're coming from the ob, like, they're coming from like over my shoulder. This is not good.

Today on Storyworthy, actor Chris Cox tells the hilarious story about shooting the curious

GWB rap video in Washington, D.C.

Stick around.

Hey, this is Chris Cox, and you are listening to Storyworthy.

Hey, this is George W. Bush. You're listening to Storyworthy.

You're listening to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm coming to you from Los Angeles, California. I'm so glad you guys turned in today, whether you're a longtime fan of the show the show or a new listener, welcome to story wordy. I hope you guys enjoyed the story last week from Impressionist and voiceover artist Rachel Boutera. And interestingly enough, I know that you know her, Chris Cox. I know her well. Isn't that interesting? So I have back-to-back guests that know one another. So I got to tell you that her story was fantastic. I'll tell you that right now. I'm getting set up here. It's a tape down. No, it was really interesting. The topic was death. And we've had that topic before on the show. I've had guests bring that before. And it's not necessarily a downer conversation it's just trying to be like

you know we talk about birth well we talk about death i mean it's just part of life and uh anyway

she's super entertaining you guys and boy oh boy what a talent she does some amazing impressions like

wanda sykes will be goldberg sarah silver manrosie o'd, O'Donnell, Joan Rivers, Jody Foster. She does everybody.

It's crazy.

Yeah, and she's a regular on Howard Stern.

And, you know, when she does those voices, Chris, it's so effortless for her. It is. Yeah, you don't see or really hear the strain. Sometimes if you listen to an I'm also an impressus,

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