This is David Axelrod and I'm Mike Murphy and together where the hacks on tap.

Every week Murphy and I break down the latest in politics and we give you our unfiltered and unvarnished view on what's really going on.

We're veteran campaign strategists and old friends from opposite sides of the aisle who have seen

it all and now get to share our insights with you.

So pull up a bar stool and tune in. You can find us wherever you get your

podcast. Cheers!

And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Mileronia.

It's the Larry Miller Show. Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who's ever been caught with a tap bell.

Oh, hi ya folks. Boy, it's good to be back. Welcome back to the Larry Miller

I'm Larry Miller, but in a way aren't we all? And boy, I'll tell you, I know you don't know what a tap bell is but I'll tell you a little later

and it was very handy oh that's all I'm gonna say so far it's just good to be back. We're not on Miloronia today. We're back at Stately Miller Manor and in Southern California.

And it's just beautiful, just gorgeous around here.

And the music always makes me feel better as you know in the Colonel too.

That's the Harry Anderson Orchestra and the Barbara Bush dancers featuring Boy tenor R. Lee Ermee asking the musical question

What is your major malfunction numnuts?

That's in case you said for an instant that.

Who was Arle Eermi?

That's who he not only was, that's who he is.

One of the greatest actors and the greatest Marines we've ever made in our country.

And, well, you know, that line was from one of his movies and he was very well

from that the movie was full metal jacket and and it was said, by the great marine drill instructor and sergeant major in real life, R. Lee Erme.

And he just passed away a couple of days ago. He was 74 years old and there's much to be said about him.

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