Well, how to y'all?

Thanks for being here.

Today is Tuesday, March 30th, 2021 Outerouter.

And that you may have ascertained is not Mark A.G.

No, Mark is traveling today.

And for the first time in the show's history. We have a guest

host, but you already know him and love him. It's our chief Georgia correspondent. Corey Ryan Forster, Corey, thanks for filling in. And how you doing, buddy? What up, Tray Lane? I'm good. I noticed, so it's weekly skews now? Yeah, because we went rebrand once a week. Also, I'll tell you, and we've said this on the show,

it's because

some some bitch scoped in underneath me and took evening skews as like a domain name and stuff

word yeah well you know i'm yes and i just didn't do that at the beginning and then missed out on it

so we had to change it to weekly skews it's it's it's funny because somebody bought the buttercream dream.com and they,

like, messaged me and was like, you can have it for $6,000. And I was like, you can die alone is what you're going to do because I don't give a shit. Like I'm never going to do that. Yeah. Never cared less about a thing. Don't give up when it comes to that. Yeah. You can keep it.

But with this, as always, producer Matt, he's still here behind the scenes doing his thing. This is, as Corey just pointed out, weekly skews tonight. We talk about the recent voter suppression laws in Corey's home state of Georgia and what that might make. What? You hadn't heard about that?

Oh, my God.

Yeah, it's some shit, buddy.

And we're going to talk about what it might mean for the future of voting rights around the rest of the country

and the implications for the idea of American authoritarianism and all types of real good stuff.

That will include a conversation with our guests tonight, the U.S. Army veteran who is running opposed

to Marjorie Taylor Green in Corey's home district of the Georgia 14th, Marcus Flowers.

So that's going to be fun.

Corey, you already know Marcus.

He hits, right?

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