Episode 329: Naptime Of The Peoples

Trillbilly Worker's Party

Comedy

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 74 minutes

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This week we talk about recently-departed singer Toby Keith's strange relationship with US four-star-general James Jones. We also talk about the current state of democracy, as well as the current state of mental health—like the health of our literal physical brains. Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty

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0:00.0	Did you happen to see the...
0:04.0	I was just going to say it's my podcast and I want to talk about me.
0:08.0	I want to talk about number one, oh my, oh my.
0:12.0	We're going to talk about I. Oh my oh my oh my
0:16.4	What to talk about that your is that your that your that your oh my To the to the dearly departed tobert Keith
0:21.8	Dude Dude Tober, Keith. Dude, dude, I went down a little bit of a rabbit hole this morning, digging into the relationship
0:30.9	between Toby Keith and former four-star general James Jones.
0:37.0	Um, Jim Jones.
0:39.0	Is there something there?
0:40.0	Dude, Toby Keith claimed James Jones
0:42.8	Now hold on a second are you talking about capo of dip set or an actual general in the US military
0:55.0	To a lot of important Jim Joneses, honestly. There have been James Town, Jim Jones.
0:59.0	Historically, a lot of noted Jim Joneses Jones's yeah and then there's Jim James the my morning jacket guy
1:08.5	Yeah, a lot of j-jays
1:12.2	Jim Jones this this one, was a Marine Corps 4-star general and consultant for Iron Hand Security.
1:22.0	He, uh... for Iron Hand Security.
1:23.0	He, uh...
1:25.0	Is that as sinister as it sounds?
1:30.0	If you, if by sinister you mean doing work for the Saudi government then yeah sure
1:37.1	It was one of two things it was it was either that or an outlaw motorcycle group.
1:44.0	Iron Hands MC, I could see that.
1:50.0	Yeah, or like a fascist like street gang, paramilitary street gang in the 1920s that like
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