Hey everybody, how you doing? You know me, Corey Coleman. And usually when I'm popping up during this time of day, that means we have another interview, another great discussion. I'm sure this will be. And today we are going to be speaking to it. I'm very excited about this. You know, I love animation. I'm really big into animation and have a background animation.

And I always love when animation is being used in new ways and the technology advances.

And one of the person who is doing that, along with many other things, is Mr.

Now, let me see, I should have asked you this before we started.

I kept saying Freed. Now, it's not

Friday or anything, right? RJ Freed. You got it. You're not the first asked the question either.

RJ freed here with us today. RJ is the co-creator of our cartoon president, but also has an extensive background in writing and production,

has worked with many big networks such as MTV, CBS, Hulu, NBC. If I missed anything, RJ,

look, you have a very long, impressive background. If I missed something, we'll get to it later

and didn't mean to do that right now. But thank you for being here today. Of course. Thanks for

having me. Let's go ahead and start out with our cartoon president. I'm going to get people

familiar with this if they aren't already,

which I'm sure a lot of people are.

It's a show on Showtime.

And it is a political satire,

mostly centered on President Trump.

A message from the President of the United States.

My fellow Americans during every bad part of the last six months, Mike Pence was president. We're thinking of replacing you on the United States. My fellow Americans, during every bad part of the last six months, Mike Pence was present.

We're thinking of replacing you on the ticket.

Antonio Savano Jr. would never play in the Midwest.

I'm going to beat Trump.

I'm being the incoherent every man who kills less people.

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