Todd Starnes joins us to discuss _The Golden Age_

You know, Mary, one of the things that the book is not, it's not a dry, humorless policy thing.

That's not what I do.

We have a lot of fun in the book.

I have a great chapter on the Beverly Hillbillies and how they tie into the Golden Age.

And one of my weirdest chapters, I've got to tell you what happened at our book signing.

This is insane.

So I'm doing a book signing in Memphis at the Barnes & Noble.

Senator Marsha Blackburn is there, and Congressman David Kustoff.

I saw this.

This was great.

Go ahead.

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Tell the story.

This is great.

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So we're in the periodical section.

We're doing a little book talk.

We've got a big crowd there, you know, and getting ready to sign.

Periodical.

And all of a sudden, all of a sudden, we felt a rumble, and there was this thundering herd of morbidly obese white women with nose rings, and they stormed the Barnes & Noble.

I mean, they tore in there.

It was like Tiny Tim on a Thanksgiving Day turkey.

I had never seen anything like this.

And so they're cursing and carrying on, and So

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