One of my good buddies with me. He is a cartoonist. He is a satirist. He is an impressionist.

He is an all around funny and good guy. And he's kind of been making the rounds lately.

He's been on a lot of big podcasts. He went, had some interesting debates with some figures on the fresh and fit podcast down in Miami.

It was a pretty hectic wild situation. There was some beef with a

prison man, a bald prison man, fully clean shaven, I would add, prison man. And his name is

made by Jim Bob. He joins me today to discuss the culture war to discuss some religious and philosophical topics to discuss

his art to discuss his idea of satire. How you doing, Jim Bob? I can't hear you. I can't hear him.

You can't hear me? Okay, hold on. I can hear you now. Okay.

Oh, okay. So let's talk about your journey. I think you had a journey out of kind of liberalism into reality, a real awakening.

You got really woke and not fake woke. So let's talk about that first. What's your background and how are you?

We were in this California woke scene, weren't you?

Yeah, yeah, I was in the California default liberal scene for 15 years, little entertainment

here and there, reality television.

And then I started cartooning.

And then, you know, I had voted for Obama.

Yeah, throw the tomatoes at me.

And then I started critiquing Barack Obama.

That was the beginning of my political, satirical cartoonist career.

I basically, there's a famous video of him dropping the mic.

He always did stuff like that.

All I did is swap the mic with a bomb, and suddenly I realized the power of single image cartooning.

And so from there, the more I pursued the truth, the further I went from liberalism and leftism.

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