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When I was a little kid, there was something just absolutely magical about Saturday

morning cartoons.

It was a time where you could just fade into oblivion and really just start to enjoy the beauty

of the art, the funny, the hilarity of the slapstick.

And I think it was just one of these things that said into me that stayed with me my whole

young life and in as an art school and college.

But the problem was, as I got older, I wanted to see more mature comics. And out came the Simpsons.

And then, you know, South Park. And, you know, as I got older and was in the teams and working

for the agency and all that, I got definitely more conservative.

And there were just no conservative-based cartoons out there that were worth a damn.

And I'm telling you what, a few years ago,

I ran into one of the funniest cartoon strips and videos that's out there by far, tunes and so when i'm on x the other day

and all of a sudden i see this advertisement come on that they're going to turn this into a

serious series i lost my mind i talked to jordy i said Right. I'll stop. We got to get Seamus on.

And I'll tell you what, the man who is inundated with being on Tim Pool's show every day going on

trying to raise money for this every day. He had the grace and the courtesy to come and spend time

with us on the David Rutherford show. So ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the famous, the badass, Mr.

Seamus from Freedom Tunes.

Seamus, thank you, brother.

I'm absolutely honored to be here.

Thank you so much for the invite and for all of your kind words.

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