Welcome to Liberty Lockdown,

Pla Ska and Far Coe, your Liberty ain't gone, but yeah, it's on hold.

Where did it come from and where did it come from?

Welcome everybody to another live stream edition of Liberty Lockdown. You get two in a 24 hour time span.

Goodness gracious, I'm the hardest working man in Liberty folks.

Clint Russell, your host, if you want to support my work as always go to Liberty lockdown

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then find a wife in the comments and then make all sorts of conspiracy

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share the show and what else subscribe yeah do that too today I am

absolutely thrilled to have this guest on. This band in particular was very formative for a young

rebellious Clint Russell. Particularly keep him separated. My goodness that that is a banger.

Without further ado, the man of the hour, Mr. Pete Perata. Thank you for joining us, Pete.

Thanks for having me, Clint. Absolutely, dude. I'm not exaggerating.

I felt like the offspring for people of my age range was like,

it was like that particular song's because I was a

any sort of punk band got into kind of like a it almost like the

the gang rap vibe you know like that's, because I was a, I was a huge,

you know, I grew up in San Diego, California,

and I was a big West Coast rap fan.

And when Keep Him Separated came out, I was like,

yeah, my people can do this too like look

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