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more money. So think about signing up. And either way, please enjoy this preview. Toby Keith wrote an

entire song about how we need to kill Arabs. That's a great song. Yeah, it is a great song.

I still don't know that most of America could kind of like dig you into the whole

what's the, you know, ethnic difference between Iraq and Afghanistan, right? And like, are they even different countries?

I mean, that's what Alan Jackson was trying to get across, you know?

Alan Jackson? Yeah. In what song?

Remember when or where were you? Really? Yeah. Okay, I don't remember that. Here, you know what? Give me a second. We're going to listen to the whole thing. You don't get a choice. You know, BAMP. Oh, okay. I wanted me to stop talking or something. No, no, no. I want you to fill this. Maybe read the next one.

See, I don't even really know that I know who Alan Jackson, I don't know that I could tell his voice right off the jump. He's the Chattahoochee guy. Okay. Then yeah, for sure. You know I know that one. Well, I remember this. We unironically had multiple news debate programs where a conservative would argue about the sanctity of life with regards to stem cell research.

And then in less than five minutes, talk about the necessity of killing Muslims.

Yes, we did.

All right, it's called Remember One.

Here we go.

Get these lyrics.

No,

it is where were you?

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