Wow, I can't believe that a network that's so opposed to gender affirming surgery just cut off their own dick.

But whatever the reason was, Tucker's firing is gonna leave a huge white power vacuum at Fox.

From a deep-abricated solar-powered garden shed in Rockland County, New York, USA, this is stand-up with Pete Dominick.

On today's episode, tips on keeping up with your vaccinations when your faithful Australian shepherds suddenly thinks you're a sheep.

And now the podcast host who has no need for micro-management from animals because he's got an imaginary producer for that!

Pete Dominick!

And thank you very much Pete Cohen to my imaginary producer.

You are looking great today. I mean, you are really looking good. You are something else.

Wait, I think I'm kind of harassing my imaginary producer. It's okay. It's non-existent. They are non-existent. My imaginary producer is non-binary and non-existent, so don't get all worked up.

All right, hello. Welcome to the big program. Is it a big program? Is it a small program? It's a show. I produce it, book it, post it, and edit it, and then post it each and every day.

So the big program to me, that's for darn sure. Yesterday, I put out a special spectacular up in Anza, extravaganza in the afternoon or early evening with five great guests.

If you haven't listened to that somehow, if you missed, I talked to the great Ellie Mistyle, Jeff Jarvis, Danielle Moody, Jared Yeats, Sexton, and Juliet Jeskey.

All of whom had very interesting things to say in the wake of Fox News firing, Tucker Carlson, by the way, that was desi-litic at the Daily Show at the opening of the program.

And so go back and listen to that episode of the show. And today, I've got Ryan Bussey back on the program. Ryan, of course, is the former Fire Arms manufacturing company executive.

He worked at a company called Kimber, and he helped build it into one of the most iconic gun companies. He won all kinds of awards for that job.

But he basically came to it a very important point, decision in his life where he realized that they were doing the wrong thing. And he was a part of the problem.

So he became a part of the solution. He is the author of the great book gunfight, my battle against the industry that radicalized America, and he was just on the Daily Show.

He's been on that show. I think twice he's testified in front of the Senate. He has been interviewed by just about everybody. He's got district attorneys around the country calling him or attorneys general, I think he said, anyway, great conversation with Ryan Bussey on today's episode of Stand Up.

Skipping the news segment today because it's just going to take too long and I want to get this up for you early here in the morning. Yesterday, I was heavily focused on the extravaganza bananza just mentioned.

And it seems like it's dominating the news. Obviously on a day like that, there are so many other things that go undercover. So probably the best day for me to do the news, but scheduling wise, just can't make it work.

So I'll give you a very comprehensive segment on tomorrow's show in case you really missed it. But right now, my conversation with Ryan Bussey is what I've got for you here on a Tuesday, the 25th of April 2023.

I love talking to him, grateful to have him and for what he's done and been saying for over the past year. And of course, I can't have these conversations without your support.

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