Miss Kay Refused to Let ‘Duck Dynasty’ Go On Without Al Robertson

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How did the Robertson family announce Al would join Duck Dynasty?

David Sims 0:01
I'm going to tell you, hey, we have a guest here today.
Justin Martin 0:10
Okay, you lead it.
David Sims 0:11
And he's well known. Okay, because he's the kingpin of the unashamed.
Jase Robertson 0:18
That's right. Are you the kingpin of the unashamed? You know, I've never been a kingpin before. Oh, he has been.
David Sims 0:25
Another word for that is the instigator.
Jase Robertson 0:28
Now that's true for sure. Yeah, I am an instigator. I will say that's true. Has anyone told Chase he's the kingpin?
Justin Martin 0:35
Have you told Jace that Al's the kingpin?
Jase Robertson 0:38
He already knows.
David Sims 0:38
No, it hurt Jace's feelings. I tried to take it easy on him.
Jase Robertson 0:42
I heard, Si, that you said yesterday in public at the Faith Family Freedom event that I was the number one son in the Robertson family. I heard you said that publicly. Well, no, no.
Justin Martin 0:53
I just want to thank you.
David Sims 0:55
It's in order.
Jase Robertson 0:55
Well, I know.
David Sims 0:56
Is that a ranking? Oh, hey, I told that to Kay and here's what I was telling her.
Al Robertson 0:59
Al, you moved up.
David Sims 1:00
I said, hey, look. I said, I met this young lady right here when she was 14 years old. And I said, the first date she went on, I said, guess who was with her? I said, my brother, older brother was dating her. But mom said, you know, you go with him. And I said, hey, she's pretty sneaky, her and Phil both. I said, because, hey. They got together even while I was around.
Al Robertson 1:29
It kind of happens like that.
David Sims 1:30
Well, you know, hey. Because he's right, because two years later, guess what? And I said, and by the way, he was the best son you've ever had.
Jase Robertson 1:39
Okay, so you're saying you're ranking Al number one. That's it. And not just in birth order, but actually number one.
David Sims 1:46
You're number one.
Jase Robertson 1:47
You've moved up above Willie there.
David Sims 1:49
Hey, the oldest son is always the main one.
Jase Robertson 1:51
That's right. We know that. But now the difference is, Si.
David Sims 1:54
What happened to you then?
Jase Robertson 1:55
I was going to say, unlike your- I'm low on the totem pole is what happened to me. As Dad would say, the sperm count had gotten low by the time you get to the end of the line. Well, there you go. And then you got Jep. Then you got Jep, who was a baby sister until we got Phyllis. And now he has a sister to play with. So- That's terrible.
David Sims 2:16
Well, speaking of faith, freedom, and family. That's the order we say it in. That's kind of screwed up. I always mess it up.
Al Robertson 2:24
It's like a guy's side version.
David Sims 2:27
It's really nice to be celebrating 250 years.
Justin Martin 2:32
We had a big old shebang last night.
Al Robertson 2:34
Absolutely.
Justin Martin 2:35
Freedom. Amen. Have you started calling it the semi-quincentennial yet? No. Why not? No, I don't count that far.
Jase Robertson 2:42
And it's way too many syllables.
Justin Martin 2:44
He refuses to even try and say semi-quincentennial.
Jase Robertson 2:47
I had to work on it for my sermon yesterday. I had to work on the semi-quincentennial. I had to practice it a couple of times.
David Sims 2:54
Well, your sermon was good.
Jase Robertson 2:56
I want to ask you about my sermon.
Al Robertson 2:57
Al, me and Si talked about it yesterday on the way to faith. What is it, Si? Faith, family, and freedom. Freedom. There you go. You got it. Yeah, outstanding job, Al.
Jase Robertson 3:07
Well, it was interesting because I wasn't supposed to be here because I had a super busy week last week. But I knew that we were going to have a ton of guests coming in for that event. And a lot of times they'll come to White Street Road just to meet whoever they can meet. And so I wanted to be able to do that. But I really struggled over this sermon because – We were closing out 1 John, so I was technically supposed to preach that, but I felt like we had so many visitors, I didn't want to go there because that just was too on the nose. But then we've been talking about freedom in the book of James for a while now. We've been locked in there and unashamed. But then this idea, like Si says, our 250th birthday, and how can you not talk about that?
Jase Robertson 3:46
I mean, so I had to sort of combine all that into one.
David Sims 3:50
So I've been watching Levine, Life, Liberty, and Levine.
Jase Robertson 3:55
Mark Levine, yeah. Or Levine, as you call him.
David Sims 3:58
Oh, yeah. So they got to reading the Declaration of Independence and talking about the Constitution and all that. And your lesson, I always learn something that I just didn't realize. You know, you guys are talking about Jesus, okay? You didn't know about him? Well, no, no. Okay. Let's check it. I didn't know that he had showed us how to deal with the devil.

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