Cody Tucker

Then you decided to start clipping them up. Exactly. So I would end it with just like, oh, here's some like half ass history, which is what I called like the segment. And then I was like, oh, here's like a half ass history segment. Just ramble about some bullshit from like Napoleon or something.

Then you decided to start clipping them up. Exactly. So I would end it with just like, oh, here's some like half ass history, which is what I called like the segment. And then I was like, oh, here's like a half ass history segment. Just ramble about some bullshit from like Napoleon or something.

No, it was fun. It was fun.

No, it was fun. It was fun.

No, it was fun. It was fun.

Oh, no. It's the guy who wrote the book that turned into the, I mean. Tell the story because it's so crazy. So, yeah, there was a fellow named Asa Carter. So Asa Carter is this massive white supremacist. Like, he was in the KKK and then left the KKK because they weren't racist enough. He was like, y'all don't hate white people way more.

Oh, no. It's the guy who wrote the book that turned into the, I mean. Tell the story because it's so crazy. So, yeah, there was a fellow named Asa Carter. So Asa Carter is this massive white supremacist. Like, he was in the KKK and then left the KKK because they weren't racist enough. He was like, y'all don't hate white people way more.

Oh, no. It's the guy who wrote the book that turned into the, I mean. Tell the story because it's so crazy. So, yeah, there was a fellow named Asa Carter. So Asa Carter is this massive white supremacist. Like, he was in the KKK and then left the KKK because they weren't racist enough. He was like, y'all don't hate white people way more.

Like, y'all should be hating these people way more than you should. So he made his own version, like a splinter group of the KKK. And, I mean, he was part of, like— He would show up to Nat King Cole concerts, try to drag them off the stage. Oh, my God. And he became a speechwriter for George Wallace.

Like, y'all should be hating these people way more than you should. So he made his own version, like a splinter group of the KKK. And, I mean, he was part of, like— He would show up to Nat King Cole concerts, try to drag them off the stage. Oh, my God. And he became a speechwriter for George Wallace.

Like, y'all should be hating these people way more than you should. So he made his own version, like a splinter group of the KKK. And, I mean, he was part of, like— He would show up to Nat King Cole concerts, try to drag them off the stage. Oh, my God. And he became a speechwriter for George Wallace.

Not the comic, but the governor of Alabama, George Wallace, who was the segregation now, segregation forever. As you said, a massive piece of shit in the video. Massive, horrible human being. I mean, yeah, just an all-around knucklehead. So he's a speechwriter for that guy. He helped write that speech, the Segregation Now, Segregation Forever. He was a co-writer of that speech.

Not the comic, but the governor of Alabama, George Wallace, who was the segregation now, segregation forever. As you said, a massive piece of shit in the video. Massive, horrible human being. I mean, yeah, just an all-around knucklehead. So he's a speechwriter for that guy. He helped write that speech, the Segregation Now, Segregation Forever. He was a co-writer of that speech.

Not the comic, but the governor of Alabama, George Wallace, who was the segregation now, segregation forever. As you said, a massive piece of shit in the video. Massive, horrible human being. I mean, yeah, just an all-around knucklehead. So he's a speechwriter for that guy. He helped write that speech, the Segregation Now, Segregation Forever. He was a co-writer of that speech.

Then things kind of fell apart from him. George Wallace was like, you're too racist for me, buddy. Like, I just don't want him to go to school with my kids. Like, I don't want them to not exist. Oh, my God. And, yeah, so he moved to Florida, changed his name kind of, I think, to Forrest Carter. I think is the way he changed his name, too, and started writing books.

Then things kind of fell apart from him. George Wallace was like, you're too racist for me, buddy. Like, I just don't want him to go to school with my kids. Like, I don't want them to not exist. Oh, my God. And, yeah, so he moved to Florida, changed his name kind of, I think, to Forrest Carter. I think is the way he changed his name, too, and started writing books.

Then things kind of fell apart from him. George Wallace was like, you're too racist for me, buddy. Like, I just don't want him to go to school with my kids. Like, I don't want them to not exist. Oh, my God. And, yeah, so he moved to Florida, changed his name kind of, I think, to Forrest Carter. I think is the way he changed his name, too, and started writing books.

One of them was The Rebel Outlaw Josie Wales, which, you know. Clint Eastwood turned into. God.

One of them was The Rebel Outlaw Josie Wales, which, you know. Clint Eastwood turned into. God.

One of them was The Rebel Outlaw Josie Wales, which, you know. Clint Eastwood turned into. God.