Hi folks it's your old pal Larry and I'm on milleronia and I am ready to record

another show but we had a problem. Colonel Jeff got sick on the helicopter ride out here.

As you know, there are three helicopter rides we put him on.

And the strange thing is, he normally gets sick on the first one but he didn't and he got sick on the second one or so he says and of course I trust the colonel and but I'll tell you something the the people here on millaronian the millaronians are

Friendly and affectionate and have a great sense of humor all of them and and, but they're a little suspicious and when the

Colonel got off the third helicopter here on Miloronia, the first time he

coughed, well they almost took him to the volcano and the number two volcano, which is the

one that's really, really bad. But I stopped that. I said, no, let's not throw him in the volcano I trust the kernel and

so to you so he promises that he'll be back next time next, or so he says, but of course he will.

And for now we're going to have a great rerun for you.

And thanks for hanging in there enjoy the show and we will too. We'll see you soon.

Bye.

And now live from Level 5 Productions on the Island of Mileronia. It's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who really wants to be in a movie. Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show I'm Larry Miller

but in a way aren't we all and again that fantastic orchestra makes me smile, makes me feel wonderful, makes me feel

not only up for a great show, but just up for a great day.

And they do, they get better every week.

That's of course the Max McLumphy Orchestra

and the Cindy Flaherty dancers featuring Boy Tener Philip Coley asking the musical question

if you were president would you still have the poetry corner from the Oval Office?

Well first of all, Philip, that's a terrific question. And that's why we chose you. It's one of those, by the way, to be honest I when I first read it if you were president

would you still have the poetry corner from the Oval Office I closed one eye you

know he kind of look at it and think and then I glanced over at the colonel and he said

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