You're going to go. Oh, Oh, I'm not. All right, Liz Cheney gets demolished in the Wyoming Republican primary, which the media portrays as a huge win for her. the Time News Blast. I'm Brad Binkley. Joining me today is Cam Harless, host of the Madwin's podcast.

Cam, years ago, I was cast in a television show called Meet the Browns. You probably haven't Seen it because Madea stuff. Yes, it's a Madea spinoff

It is a Tyler Perry production and I played the goofy white mischievous next door neighbor.

And when I arrived at the old Tyler Perry Studios,

he just built like a brand new one.

This one was relatively new.

It was about 10 years ago, maybe a little longer.

There was a sign at the entrance when you walk in,

a big sign that to this day still perplexes me.

It said, right there, it was a slogan in big letters, right when you walk in that said, right there was a slogan in big letters

right when you walk in that said,

Tyler Perry Studios, where even dreams believe.

And I stood there for about five minutes with my head cocked like a dog very perplexed trying to make sense of this statement which to this day I still haven't really worked out and I'm used to doing a lot of creative exercise and

making sense of stuff that can seemingly be nonsense but that one got me and a sign that I was sent or an image I was sent today on Twitter from Dana,

thank you Dana, of a billboard and I'll share it with you here if I can. Is another example of just perplexing language that we often see used in this day and age.

See if I can share this on screen.

I'll read it for those who are only listening here.

That's wrong, but hold on one second.

It says on this billboard, I don't know where where this billboard is

or who put this billboard up, but I have seen

other types of billboards like this so there's a

lot of people like to put their political messages on billboards obviously and

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