Episode 745 - Storming The Capitol Building LIVE

Drinkin‘ Bros Podcast

Tetherball Academy Media

Politics, Comedy, News, Sports

4.8 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2021

⏱️ 232 minutes

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Summary

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway were joined by special guest Francis Ellis, the senior editor of Brobible, when protesters stormed the Capitol Building in DC and decided to go live with the coverage. Wild episode.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Drinking Bros presented by GhostBed.com.
0:12.0	Sit back, relax, and grab a fucking drink!
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0:36.0	Welcome to Drinking Bros Podcast, kids.
0:40.0	Nothing going on in the world today, except for we've got the biggest guests right now
0:45.0	that we can possibly have on.
0:47.0	Do you mean size-wise?
0:48.0	No, just in the world of politics.
0:50.0	We got Stacey Abrams on from Georgia today.
0:52.0	She worked tirelessly.
0:54.0	Hang on.
0:55.0	Nope, that is a white man with red hair, definitely not Stacey Abrams.
1:00.0	Francis Ellis is on the show today.
1:03.0	Comedian extraordinaire, how are you, buddy?
1:05.0	Well, I'm well.
1:07.0	I work hard on my body and to be compared to Stacey Abrams out of it.
1:15.0	I think they like that.
1:16.0	The skin tone is side.
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