Hello and welcome to this happy hour episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

Steve Byrne is with me. He is a comic. He is an actor. He sells out stand-up shows across

the country. You've seen him on Fox News Saturday

night with Jimmy Phila. You've seen him on Gutfeld, and he's here with me today.

Steve, let's toast to the Kia Royale, an underappreciated champagne cocktail, and to your

continuing success. Well, cheers. Cheers to you. Thanks for having me.

Yes, and do this. It gives me another. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You make this. That's dangerous. They're always dangerous. Ooh, this is good. Can't taste the liquor. The trains left the station. Chee-choo! Some's getting in trouble. Chica-chicca-c-boun. Let me put my card down and it's all on me from here on out. That is a lovely cocktail. It was one of the star cocktails in Emily and Paris. Did you watch Emily in Paris? No, I'm heterosexual. Did your wife?

I don't talk to her.

She just cleans and, no, no.

I don't know if she has, to be honest with it. She watches garbage.

When you go out in town, I guarantee you she watches stuff like that.

Yeah, stuff like that and throw some D batteries in the nightstand.

We'll leave it at that.

I'm going quite a bit. Guys. Not the 9 volts, though. No, it's not for that big flash flight. It's no working. This is fantastic, by the way. Thank you. And I got to tell you. I got the good crem the cassis. You don't, you don't you spare no expense but also you know as a comic you get offered to do everybody's got a podcast in the comedy world yes

when i was um asked to this i was like a hundred percent this is uh this is one of the coolest

podcasts i've gotten to do so thank you you're awesome you're you're you're like you're you're

synonymous with rock and roll to me and uh it's a it's a privilege to be here so thank you yeah

don't tell anyone who lives in my building that because they uh okay they just think i'm the

the uh the odd homeless lady who talks to her dog too much and sadly my dog is deaf so

it's really just a one my audiences are so that a dog too much. And sadly, my dog is deaf.

It's really just a one-year-shunds. What my audiences are.

So that's perfect.

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