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He is a free man. He's a free man. He's been targeted by ice. Boy, I met Robby. We met at the post-prison press conference for Steve Bannett. Post-prison press conference. And I was giving Steve the business and out of nowhere, what was your bit?

It was hilarious because you were growing them hard right at the beginning and stuff.

And I'm thinking in the back of my head, I'm like, oh, my God, I'm about to do Stephen right now.

He was so exhausted by the time he got done with you.

And so it was like, I had a red suit on because that's how I was able to infiltrate the press conference because I said I was with Tim Poole. And I'm like, Steve, Robbie Rood steamer. I just said, I have a question. I mean, when's the next insurrection? Are we going to storm Burger King after after this and then he was laughing so hard and

pointing he couldn't say get him and so he gave me more time and i'm like doesn't he look

great we were in danberry together lifting weights and stuff man you don't remember me

what's the next insurrection he looks great you don't remember me we were lifting weights and stuff

in the wait room when's the next insurrection?

It was good. It was a nice exchange. It was, uh, I think that it was, um, appropriate for the seriousness of the moment of a, uh, I was there to just troll them out. I mean, that's, you know, aside from singing like the comedy songs, you know, it's like a large part is like hitting people

like Marjorie Taylor Green with songs, Hulk Hogan.

Trump is a real foul and thinks the immigrants are eating cats.

You know, I've been doing improv comedy since my single digits to make my mom laugh when my dad was being crazy.

And it eventually led to me moving to Boston, doing traditional stand-up comedy, but more hilariously, like doing like a band with the character and getting on CBS Radio Boston, 104.1 for four years, the rock of Boston, the Patriots,

rock radio network. I got on the radio. I toured Warp Tour. Corrie Taylor from Slipknot covered me.

The song, I put a baby in you. Finally, I started smoking and I started blazing and tripping by the age of 30 and I I wanted to

just do something more political or meaningful with the art so I started hitting political events

I shadowed a really incredible gentleman named vermin supreme who runs for president with a boot on his head. Yeah, I know about Vermin. I just, I shadow and absorb everything. I didn't know what a protest was like. I went to the DNC with him in 2012 in Charlotte. I was getting ready for war. And then all of a sudden he gets out there, you know, CNN's out there, MSNBC, you know, Vice, and everybody's in his pocket.

He's like, how's everybody doing, Vermin Supreme's here?

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