Good morning everyone and welcome to another episode here at the damage report. Today being a Thursday,

you've clicked on that link having no goddamn idea who my co-host is going to be. But thankfully,

we've got a surprise for you. Fun surprise joining us for the first time ever.

Great crowd of welcome to the show, man.

Good morning, thanks for having me.

We're glad to have you here. There was a great reception to your parents on

and disputable TORC network, big fans of your work. For those who might not be familiar with

what you do, tell us a little bit about your work. Well, call myself a comedian and

recent ones that has meant mostly making funny videos on the computer. But I do live shows

and stuff too. My thing is basically, I'm a hillbilly who says big words pretty much. He said a smart

thing in a dumb sound in a way. People like that. I make the liberal redneck videos as mostly what

I'm known for. And I feel like the title is pretty self-explanatory. But yeah, that's how I

wild away my finite time before degree was doing those.

Yeah, I remember seeing some of the first videos of yours that went viral and they really did

stand out from a lot of a lot of stuff on YouTube that honestly looks like my frame of video right

now. It really did stand out and that's awesome. You know, I'm curious about you said,

generally you would consider yourself more of a comedian than a political focused person.

How did you get into talking more about politics? How did that evolution happen?

Well, I mean, so the liberal redneck thing is, I am up a little bit for the videos,

but it comes from very authentic plays. I grew up in the middle of nowhere, Tennessee,

a town with no traffic lights or McDonald's or anything, very, very, very rural. And as long as I've

been politically minded at all, so from like roughly high school on, I've been progressive without

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