Everybody, welcome to another episode of the chat right there show. We're in studio 22 here at Merkerville and studios. We are hanging out again got bougie Sean over there with director Mark. I know you guys

miss him. He's in the puppet seat over there. Look at him. He looks like a little puppet like you look like you have a pet on your shoulder Mark. I love that. It's great. And then over in the peanut gallery. Of course we have the ever present party foul Steve. And yes, my lovely wife Jade now to the main stage to the main stage Jade to the main stage. Oh, God bless you say hello to the people folks. Yeah, yeah, it's on. It's ready to get. Look.

Oh, all right. Yeah, there's there's a microphone above their heads. Yeah, for those of you who is like it is like a game show. You have we have to press a button in order to speak. Yeah, you got to buzz in. You got a buzz in from the peanut gallery. Call a friend or anything. That's probably going to need. So we have my friend Natalie Woods. Stand here. Yes. Thank you for coming in hanging out. I'm so glad that you're here. I'm glad that you're having me here. I'm so excited to be here. I have things to talk to you about. I heard. I know. It's it's

like a normal thing. Is it a normal thing to do? Do you keep? Do you keep up with the news? A lot of you are you like a current events kind of person. And you always I try to don't put me on the spot, but my background is news. I was a reporter for ABC in Austin at K View. Right. Before that, I interned at channel eight here in Dallas. A WFA for the investigative reporter team. So, yes, actually the guy that I was a. That I was kind. He was my mentor was Brett ship. Oh, yeah, Brett ship. Okay. Yeah, I know, Brett. Yeah. It's like you got to support me. We have to be

kind of an interesting little back and forth with Brett ship back when I got a red next with paychecks and they were. Yeah, but I you know what he taught me so much. He's a super nice guy. Sure. They don't talk. But no, no, no, no, I imagine you don't vote the same way. Investigative, but I mean, I imagine with that kind of stuff, you see a lot of stuff. I mean, there's got to be some crazy stories that are out there. You're out there digging and finding the worst in people. Yeah, well, the truth. Yeah. Oh, oh, no. The media and the truth.

That's a topic. Well, it was for me. Sure. You know, I tried out to make stories out of stories that weren't stories. Right. So just for a lot of stories. It might be why I'm not in the news anymore. Exit stage left. You got to learn how to lie better. I know. Terrible. If you paid attention to like so John Hickenlooper has now announced that he's running for president on the Democratic ticket. So that's I think number 14 that the left is this pull. I mean, John Hickenlooper.

I mean, John Jingle, Heimer, Schmidt Hickenlooper. I mean, I'm so excited to know that John Hickenlooper is now running. Buji Sean. This is your party. This is your liberal. This is this is your problem. I'm not a liberal. Holy cow. You just look liberal. I don't know if it's funny. Somebody at CPAC said that to me. She looked at me. She goes. She looked at me. She looked at my hair. She goes. I'm assuming that you're liberal because of your hair. That's racist. I wish I recorded it.

I wouldn't have say something really nice to her. Yeah. But I was like, yeah, I'm liberal. Yeah, shut up. Yeah. Did you cock your head like that? I did turn to I'm a little bougie. So I turned to size. Like yes, you went chicken neck on. Chicken. You should have put your phone. What are we talking about? Party five. I'm not going chicken neck. What are we doing over here? That's the Steve. Get a little attitude. You know, Steve, because that chicken neck. Yeah. What I do know is that I see a lot of

people ramping up to see how they're what the liberal party is going to do to attempt to beat Trump. Oh, yeah. That's their main platform. That's the whole deal. It's just we got to beat Trump. Orange man bad. That's the whole deal. And and a Casio Cortez. So I came up. We were at CPAC conservative political action conference last week. And we're going to get to you in a minute. I promise. Now that's fine. But I got to fill people in because we had the best time in DC. I had a $750 bar bill. Thursday night.

At the Trump hotel. And I figured, Hey, I'm at the Trump. I need to I need to spend the bills like Trump, you know what I mean? And yeah, sorry about that. Yeah, you're welcome. Steve Powell in Sean. Oops. I didn't drink. You didn't drink. You never drink. You're not drinking. Now are you? No, I'm not drinking at all. So anyway, we were up there. And I came up with a couple of little references to Alexandria. Casio Cortez, who this girl's done. We're in a bag of hammers. And Sharon loves her though. He thinks she's cute. I mean, I'm

going to put you up there like that. I love my wife. I don't know her. This girl's got her tooth to gum ratio is bad. She's like she's got knuckles in her gums. I mean, she's like she can crack her teeth. I mean, this chick, Bug, I didn't. But we're not here to pick on women for a little. I know now we've gone all Trump. And I'm running for anything. So I don't care. But she's like a yellow belt and karate that you don't you're not threatened by her. But as soon as you take your eyes off over, she's going to kick you in the nads and they just game over it. And that's why you got to watch this chick.

But I noticed there was a news article that came out where she spent almost $30,000 in Uber rides while she was campaigning and the seven train there in Brooklyn in the Bronx Queens in Queens in Queens was 138 feet from her office. And so she didn't take the train. She took. So here's a woman who wants to ban all fossil fuels. Farts and cowfarts. But somewhere we know somewhere today. Alexandria, Casio Cortez is using fossil fuels.

She is like a fat nutritionist, someone who wants to tell you what you should do, but won't do it herself. Maybe all her ubers were Prius. I don't think so. I don't think so. Definitely not 29,000 dollars in Uber receipts. It was between her and her staff from 2007 from May 2017 to December 2018. Yeah. Which is anyway. She's not paying for it. No, she's paying her staff. Yeah. She's the boss. Remember she's the boss. So she's not paid for she's the book. She's the book. She's the one

in charge. You give socialists to whiff of power, dude. And they'll remind you. They're in power anyway. We're not here to talk about all that stuff. I'm sad that that Dylan McKay died. Look, Perry. No. When that is named on 902. Well, he died. Yeah. Yesterday. Yeah. Oh, he's at least it was announced yesterday. Yeah. That's that's heartbreaking after having a massive stroke. Crushing on him. We all did. Well, yeah, you did. And Jason Brandon Walsh. Yeah. Brandon Brandon Walsh. Brandon. Brandon.

Brandon Walsh. Brandon Brandon. I thought that's a poster. You did autograph. No. They were doing they were coming back with a new. They were revamping and they're back to 90210 with I think a lot of the original cast. With a lot. He had not signed on yet. According to sources. Probably a good thing now. So the I was there. We're going to show how how the kids aged in Beverly Hills, you know, and apparently some of them didn't make it. That's sad. It is sad deal. Because that's kind of

a generation. That's the image of a generation. So and I appreciated, you know, his portrayal of Lane Frost and in eight seconds and a lot of folks in the Western world. He's always been very, very friendly and very, very supportive of of the Western world with the rodeos and the PBR and things like that. So anyway, Natalie. Yes, sir. My favorite Dallas cowboy cheerleader. You're you're just saying now. It's the truth. It's the truth. Anybody that has watched. What is the name of the show on? It's that we're

there where they're selecting the cheerleaders. Give me the name of the show. It's called Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders making the team. Making the team. Making the team. I was always watching it not for the title. You know, no, I was I was trying to see for the articles. I just wanted to see. I watched the show for the articles. I wanted to see the leg kicks and, you know, whose pom-poms are going to make the team. Yeah, you were Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. I was I love I love joking around with you about that because it's it's almost cliche in the sense and not a disrespectful way because we're

going to be like, what little girl doesn't dream of one day becoming the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. Nobody ever says I want to be a cheerleader with the San Diego Chargers. No one. No one. No one does that. No one wants to be a Washington Redskins cheerleader. But when I was a kid, I had the. Oh, here we go. Boozy Sean's got a comment on that anytime. Boozy grabs the microphone. That's that's the move, right? I want to be a star's ice girl growing up. You know, I will say this. We went to the Predators game in Nashville.

No, the Dallas stars definitely have them beat. Oh, by the way, long shot better in Texas. I agree. Bigger and better in Texas. So the at what point in time did you say I want to be a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader? And what it went and at what point did it go from being this is something I want to do to a reality? Yeah, you know, there was that was always a dream of mine. There was a they were the first. Out, you know, out of the pocket, the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders were the first. Yeah. Thanks to a text Ram. And they.

They became such a hit by one wink at a game that a Dallas cow. They had a little bit of dead air during a Cowboys game. And they just happen to hit a shot of a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and she winked at the camera. That was it. You love her. I know I love her. And that changed that changed the course. I think for that organization immediately. And you saw him and everything love boat. SNL they were on everything. And they came out with a show. I'm sorry. I made for telephoto.

I saw a television movie and I watched it and I saw that uniform and I saw that dream became that that was my dream was to always become a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. And I actually I didn't try out until I was in my 30s. Well, because I was just kind of career focused and trying to become an independent woman. And they had the show Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders making the team then became a reality show. And I happened to catch it.

And I already had my career in place. And just kind of living life. And I was like, there is one goal I'd never shot for. And I thought, I'm going to try out. And there was another girl that was currently on the squad that was my age. And I thought, well, she can do it. I can do it. I mean, I can at least try out. And so that's what drove me to I would like to call the most rewarding nightmare I've ever been through. Because making the team is it is tough.

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