#43 Sit down interview with Kathrine Robertson, Hunter recaps the Natty
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This podcast is brought to you in part by Russell Lands, Coke, Buffalo Wild Wings, Southern Immediate Care, Guaranteed Labels, Central State Bank, Sunrise Docks, Bankers Bounty, Dr. Thomas Dudney, and the Green Monster Fishing Light. Now, back to Bubba on the Lake. Hey, it's Bubba, hey, Bubba.
This is Bubba.
Hello again, everybody, and welcome to Bubba on the Lake. I'm your semi-retired, mostly watched up host, formerly of the Rick and Bubba Show, and I want to welcome you to Bubba on the Lake. Man, we're broadcasting here from the Meliella studio, and we have got a great show for you today. We always say this program is about people, places, and perspectives. And we're going to introduce you to a person today that you may or may not know. Her name is Catherine Robertson. She is a candidate for attorney general of the state of Alabama. And I met her and invited her on the podcast. And we're going to have a conversation with her and you'll get to know a little more about her. I want to thank everybody for your emails.
We've got a funny email I wanted to read to you. I'm going to paraphrase some of it here, but it's from Whitney in Huntsville, Alabama. And she says, Bubba, basically, I had doubts about you hosting the show. I know that you've been part of a team for a long time, but you're doing a great job. I appreciate that, Whitney. Thank you very much. She said she's really enjoying the podcast. She said, and it's grown on her. She says that she really is looking forward to each week to it coming out. And she had a suggestion. We need to call it the People's Podcast. And I thought that was great. By the way, Whitney, thank you. So maybe we should call it Bubba on the Lake, subtitle, The People's Podcast. I kind of like that.
I really do. So we'll keep that in mind. We've had a crazy week. Got to go hunting for the first time this year. Got out, and I really wasn't, you know, all fired up to harvest anything. I just wanted to see if I could get out there and get in it again. and, uh, boy, we saw a lot of stuff. Uh, it's the rut here where we live this time of year and boy, deer were just running everywhere. I saw a big nine point, uh, chasing does and, uh, had him in the scope, had the safety off. And, uh, I thought, you know, do I really want to mess dinner up, uh, by having to go and, uh, and bring this in and, uh, you know, carry it to the processor and all that stuff. And I was more hungry than I was after the deer that day.
So I let him go. He was busy helping the population. So we let him go on that, but it was just great to be out there again. Now I did get a buck. Some of y'all saw that on social media. I was coming down a road, going about 45 miles an hour in a stream of cars, some in front of me, some behind me. And First thing, so I was really paying attention to the cars in front of me, as you should when you're driving. And the first thing I saw was horns sticking up above the hood of my truck. Now, I'm driving a Ram 3500 Dually. So this is a big truck. For horns to be sticking up above the hood, you know, the hood, that's a big deer. And, uh, of course he ran right into me and I don't, people say, well, where did you stop?
And I said, no, I couldn't. I had cars behind me. There wasn't a place in the road to stop. It was just a two lane road. So I had to go up a little ways and pull over. And I got out to inspect, uh, the front of my truck, you know, with fingers crossed and And, oh my goodness, just tore it a good one. My truck looks like a big mouth bass. All the sensors are screwed up. They were going off. I had to cut them off. And I'm shocked the airbag didn't go off, honestly. And I'm afraid to drive it now. Some of my friends have told me, said, you could hit a bump and the airbag go off because all that stuff's damaged down there. So, yeah. you know you can't win some days you just can't so uh we're gonna have to get that fixed and uh we're gonna call boss motors one of our sponsors here that's also a ram dealer so that come in handy and uh we'll try to get that fixed and then i i come in here and i'm i'm working in my little studio i look out the window and i see a big buck standing out in the middle of the lake
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:58
2
Who is Kathrine Robertson and what is her campaign about?
5:58–9:38
3
What challenges does Kathrine Robertson face in her campaign?
9:38–12:47
4
How does Kathrine Robertson view public safety issues?
12:47–17:20
5
What insights does Kathrine have about the Attorney General's office?
17:20–24:27
6
What are the current pressing legal issues in Alabama?
24:27–30:42
7
What are the highlights from the College Football National Championship?
30:42–37:41
8
What are the future plans for Kathrine Robertson's campaign?
37:41–1:11:22