Billy Corben

The tart and the spicy.

The spice and the tart.

Let's go for some gator.

God damn it.

Speaking of which, speaking of slippery, slimy, swamp creatures from South Florida, Eileen Higgins was on the show, as we were talking about.

It's what we call a segue, Roy.

It's a seamless transition, is what that is.

Well, another thing she said, because people have been blowing up my phone about this interview last week, and...

Pissed off.

Someone called me a very politically active, concerned citizen, Miami resident who will vote in this election for Miami mayor.

And their hand was shaking while they were talking to me on the phone, said their blood was boiling listening to this interview.

When I asked Eileen Higgins about the city's attempt to illegally protest.

cancel the election and give themselves an extra year in office and the fact that she stood down and said nothing and was silent when Emilio Gonzalez, the former city manager, now a Miami mayoral candidate, sued the city successfully and won to get the election

reinstated and reenfranchised the candidates and the voters.

I said, why didn't you say anything?

And then all of a sudden, Emilio Gonzalez wins the lawsuit and you're sending out fundraising emails saying victory for democracy.

But yet you didn't say anything.

And furthermore, I argued.

You would have benefited from a one-year delay.

So I wasn't entirely surprised to see you sit it out.