Oh my

Oh Oh my God.

All right, Luke, what was that that we just watched?

That was Anthony Blinken, live from Keeve.

He's covering Neil Young.

A little on the nose, don't you think?

I mean, like if one were doing a satire of the current moment, Anthony Blinken playing Keep on Rockin

in the Free World.

It's, I mean, I even begin with this.

It's like conservatives are always charged for, you know, not understanding irony and subtext.

Liberals love to do that, and it's often fair, right?

You know, it's like yeah every so often you know a

republican or they'll get in trouble for playing born in the u s a one of their rallies or fucking this

song frankly but i guess liberals don't get irony either it is amazing that the slogan the phrase

keep on rocking the free world has sort of just entered into common parlance in a way that's completely

divorced from its original meaning. It feels pointless and embarrassing to like explain what Keep

on Rocket in the Free World is about. But I mean, it references... Satter requires clarity of purpose.

Have you ever thought about that? I mean, the line about a thousand points of light, like it's,

you know, referencing George Bush Sr. Like, it is not an earnest entree to keep on rocking in the free world,

which, as we all know, is so great. Well, I mean, say what you like. Guys like us, we understand

satire, which is why I've modeled my life after my personal role model, Archie Bunker. Can I just say as well,

like Anthony Blinken, I mean, like when Bill Clinton did that like shitty saxophone solo on,

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