And we're back with an all new episode of Keep It.

I'm Louis Furtell.

Peabody winner, Louis Furtle.

Okay, say it.

Did you know that if a television show wins a Peabody, everyone on the whole show gets it?

Like, everyone, which is great, but we are all Peabody winners. That's amazing. Most of the shows I work on have a lot of dick and ass, so it's not really getting to that level. But I love that for you, baby. Peabody Adiotti is what you're working on. Oh, my God. Thank you so much. But anyway, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Peabody winner, and I happen to be on the staff of that show, which still exists, despite the first lady asking the show to be removed from the air. I don't, I don't think she, I don't know why she's speaking. She hasn't spoken. Hi, also I'm Riri. Yeah, I was going to get to that. We're

with Riri Cheney once again. And the reason she's here, one, she's my friend, two, people keep

asking for her to come back. I'm like, okay, okay, great, here she is. Thank you. Kind people.

Yeah, Melania deciding, when she decides to speak, I always think it's kind of fascinating because I don't, like,

is the comms team activating her or does she like wake up in her coffin and decide I must,

I must rise? No, I don't know. The urgency is shocking because I don't understand what she is privy to

or cares about. Like when she like has a campaign for something, I'm like, you put this together using words?

Like, this is what you're thinking about all the time? Again, it's like that one tweet she had where she's like, what's he thinking about? And it's a picture of a dolphin. That's what I picture in her mind all the time. Yeah. Flipper antics. I have, I mean, as she's like, as she put on a coat once, I don't know what she cares about. I don't think she does care about anything. I refuse to watch that documentary until it makes it on Mooby and I'm on a high dosage of opiates. In a country where we hadn't passed have had First Ladies who have had movements and all that sort of things. Hers is just, you upset my wig. I don't know. And I think I'm glad you guys just

push through it. It doesn't matter. No, I will watch your documentary once they come up with a new service that pays you to watch the thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, didn't they? Wasn't that the thing that they were releasing? That was basically movie pass. I think they were paid. I would go to the movies and they're like, congratulations, you have $2,500.

No, weren't they paying people to go to see it?

I think wasn't that in the air that like, at least like some screening in Boston, like pre-screenings, they were like, here's a $5 voucher for some like, I don't know, a little bit more freedom. I don't know. Well, by the way, one of the, I think it was Don Jr. had a book that they were allegedly paying for, copies to fly off the shelves for like, anyway, who allegedly.

Which we know other people have done in the past, too. But I mean, anyway, we have much more important pop culture to get to. I'm employed as what's important. Yeah. Yeah. And in these times, baby shot it from the rooftops. Having a job?

Love that for you. Now, let's adrenaline because it is the 10-year anniversary of Lemonade. You don't like Beyonce. Is that right? No, everyone is, that's what people say all the time. It's evidenced by my... Reree, famous anti-Bionze fan. My B-shaped pin I'm wearing if you're watching this. You called her a hack and slow. I've always said that she's my favorite knee replacement surgery.

Like, I... I'm wearing if you're watching this. You called her a hack and slow. I've always said that she's my favorite knee replacement surgery.

Like, 10 years ago, I think that's like the theme of the episode, right?

Like where were we a little bit 10 years ago? Yes.

And I was on a shuttle bus to the Rose Bowl with like the baddest bitches in the world.

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