Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast today. We are going to unpack everything Anheiser-Busch.

I know everyone has talked about the Bush family and what's happened over the past, like with the transition of the company and Bud Light and all of this.

But we have Billy Bush with us here today, and he is one of the heirs to the iconic Anheuser-Busch Empire

and the founder of the Bush Family Brewing and Distilling Company. And he also wrote the book

Family Raines, The Extraordinary Rise and Epic Fall of an American Dynasty. Billy, thank you so

much for being here. It's a pleasure and thank you for having me on Tudor.

Oh my gosh, I'm so excited because we were just talking about how this is really just a part

of American history.

Every kid remembers their parents cracking open a beer, watching football, and we all remember

the Clydesdale commercials.

And honestly, that was one of the things that I think after

the whole Bud Light debacle with the Dylan Mulvaney, people were like, bring back the Clydesdale's,

and you're saying that we will be seeing them more. Well, I just saw on a commercial the other day

that the Clydesdales will be back at the Super Bowl again this year,

advertising the beer, probably Budweiser and Bud Light. And yeah, I mean, it's been an iconic

advertisement for many, many years now. It's won the best commercial in the Super Bowl several

times over the past several years. And the Clysehills are

just something that have become a image for people in America that they really know, they

understand. It's the strength, it's quality. It's very American. And it's a great brand that

my family started, you know, way back when in the

1800s. So yeah, to keep that going, I think is incredible. Absolutely. So they travel around

the country and every couple of years, they come directly to my town about probably three

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