Oct 26, 2026 · 1 hr 50 min · 17 segments
Wil is back with us on the program. We are starting another week and it's the week leading up to the midterms. It's about to crazy. Let's get into it.
Real quick note on Georgia and those people here voting in Georgia.
As we start this, we're talking about pissy.
So they ran across a nice older white woman in Georgia saying, yeah, she voted early.
Well, that's good.
She's an older woman, probably in her 60s, late 60s.
She goes, who do you vote for governor? Oh, I voted for Rick Jackson because that man who won and he's a real businessman.
He's going to help Georgia.
And I sat there and I looked at her and I go, no, no, no.
Keisha Lace Bottoms, former mayor of Atlanta, during the roughest times in Atlanta, during COVID, during the George Floyd protest, she had to deal with all that.
Basically, mini-Trump, mini-me-Trump.
The only difference is that he did make money himself, but he did it to the healthcare system.
He's a fucking slick dude, and he has no plan for Georgia other than I want to be governor.
Okay, we've been there, done that, and in 24, we didn't vote for the black lady, and we got this.
So all my fellow Georgians, okay, lady, don't give me that bullshit.
I know why you didn't vote for Keisha Jackson, Keisha Last Bottoms.
I know why you didn't, because she's a black lady.
How old was this lady? Was she pretty old?
Yeah, mid 60s.
Mid 60s.
Now, I will tell you this.
It's hard to tell whether she didn't vote for because she was black or because she was a woman.
Real quick note on Georgia and those people here voting in Georgia.
As we start this, we're talking about pissy.
So they ran across a nice older white woman in Georgia saying, yeah, she voted early.
Well, that's good.
She's an older woman, probably in her 60s, late 60s.
She goes, who do you vote for governor? Oh, I voted for Rick Jackson because that man who won and he's a real businessman.
He's going to help Georgia.
And I sat there and I looked at her and I go, no, no, no.
Keisha Lace Bottoms, former mayor of Atlanta, during the roughest times in Atlanta, during COVID, during the George Floyd protest, she had to deal with all that.
Basically, mini-Trump, mini-me-Trump.
The only difference is that he did make money himself, but he did it to the healthcare system.
He's a fucking slick dude, and he has no plan for Georgia other than I want to be governor.
Okay, we've been there, done that, and in 24, we didn't vote for the black lady, and we got this.
So all my fellow Georgians, okay, lady, don't give me that bullshit.
I know why you didn't vote for Keisha Jackson, Keisha Last Bottoms.
I know why you didn't, because she's a black lady.
How old was this lady? Was she pretty old?
Yeah, mid 60s.
Mid 60s.
Now, I will tell you this.
It's hard to tell whether she didn't vote for because she was black or because she was a woman.
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