People Need to be Prosecuted
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Hey, man, it's like sniffing your own farts. You know, at some point you get used to hearing yourself talk and you kind of prefer it.
And this is why we come to you, Rob, for these great philosophical tidbits that you give out. That is true. You know what? It is a lot like that. And it all works out okay in the end. Well, if you want more of these comedy stylings, come see us in Houston, Texas, Rob. We're leaving the day after tomorrow, I believe. Excited to be down there with the fine people, the Texans, the Houstonians. Is that correct? Is that what you call people from Houston? I don't know.
I'm fat.
Well, that is... Now listen, we'll see when we get down there. Bobby Kennedy has been in for four days. There might not be... I think you're going to start seeing a lot less fatties out there. You watch, Rob. But yes, we will be out in Houston this week. And then after that, the next stop is Buffalo, New York. Comicdavesmith.com for those ticket links. Also, quick reminder, this Saturday is the last Saturday of the month, which means we will be having our monthly Zoom meeting this... For members who are subscribed to partoftheproblem.com in the top two tiers, they've been a lot of fun. So if you're in those groups, come join us. If not, you can sign up and come join us. Or you can sign up at many different levels at partoftheproblem.com to get the show live, to join the live chat, to get the members-only episode every single week. A lot of you guys think we just do three shows a week, but we do four shows a week. But you can only get the fourth one if you are a supporting member or a supporting listener, whatever you want to call it.
Sign up at partoftheproblem.com. That's what I'm trying to get across here. Anyway. What's new with you, Rob? How's your day going so far?
I got some new sketches out. So if you don't already, follow me on YouTube, Rob of the Fire, all one word. And start emailing me with those porches, robsnewsroom at gmail.com. We're putting it together. It's nearly the season of porches.
Almost the season. And the season of porches, it's like elections. It gets longer every year. Like every year, the porch season goes a little. It used to just be a few weeks in summer. Now it's most of the year. Now it's if there's not ice on your porch. rob will come set up a comedy show there for you uh and by the way people just unbelievable the feedback of rob's porch tour people love it great shows um okay so there's uh there's a few things that i wanted to to talk about today and um i think we'll probably start with uh with bricks which was the um the clip that you sent Rob, um, this, you know, sometimes with the stuff we cover, like, you know, when you're, when you're covering the news and you're always covering what's going on lately, it does like, it's a weird thing.
Like when you get lost in the day-to-day news, it's like, there's this new event, but then they all start forming into patterns and they could almost be categorized and like, okay, throw it into this column. And this column is, um, For me personally, one of the most infuriating, it's the column of people coming out way too late and telling the truth about COVID when it's like, I don't know, it's just particularly infuriating to me, and I'm sure to you too, as somebody, Rob, who was telling the truth about COVID as it happened, and kind of taking all the arrows that come with that, it's a special type of enraging when you see people who had the biggest platform and all of the credibility come out now in 2025, which by my...
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