I had the absolute pleasure of speaking to Pamela Anderson.

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We speak about the impact Y2K has had on women's body confidence and how Pamela has regained control.

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Hold it now. You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought-provoking, and funny show in America.

On air and on the World Wide Web, this is the Rob Carson Show.

It is the Rob Carson Show one day till Friday.

Can you believe it? I'm going to be moving to Washington, D.C. in about two and a half weeks. It's kind of weird. I've been a cul-de-sac dwelling dad for about 25 years, and now I'm going to have an apartment in Washington, D.C., for God's sake. I'm going to have a studio in Old Town, Alexandria. It's going to be kind of weird and kind of cool.

I hope to get out and about, and I just think it's kind of the opportunity of a lifetime.

We've got the President of the United States being Donald Trump, all of the things that we've been through in a true golden age for the country.

You finally got the exposition of the government as absolutely corrupt. Every single

agency of the federal government absolutely corrupt. The last 50 years have been looting the treasury

while doing nothing for us. We've got a gutting of the federal government, which is going on.

The Berlin Wall came down for America on November the 5th, and I just thought, you know,

if I'm going to be divorced, I might as well move.

What the hell?

You know, might as well get out of here.

And so we're going to do things in D.C.

And bring also, we're going to kind of move into more in-studio interviews with people.

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