Hey everybody it's Bill Courtney with an army of normal folks and we continue

now a part two of our conversation with Jessica Lamb, right after these brief messages from our generous sponsors.

What up y'all, this is Prop. I host a podcast called Hood Politics with Prop I am a firm believer that if you grew up in some sort of struggle or inner city in America you understand politics more than you think you do. It's just not been translated in

the language that you speak. I am here to translate it for you. For example, you

know what the filibuster is? Yeah you do, because if you got a mama that don't play

no games, you've been been filibuster in your whole life.

Hey mom, no, look, listen, listen, listen,

mama, before you make your decision, what had happened was when I came home,

you know, I was with Joe. You remember Joe from church, his mama in the prayer group with Joe. You remember Joe from church his mama in the prayer group with you you remember Joe so I can't I took the chicken out like you said I remember I took the because you said take the chicken out I had did you remember I got a a on that math test you remember I got an A on that math test? You remember I got that A. So I was going to take that out and then work on you filibustering.

You're just trying to stop her from making an immediate decision. That's all filibustering is and the Congress do it all the time.

See you know what I'm saying? You already know this stuff.

So we take these seemingly complex high ideas and break them down in a way that you and me

actually talk. So listen to Hood Politics with Prop on the I-Heart Radio app,

Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcast.

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