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Camp. oh, dana. the mountains of colorado. i loved that one. my mom went back to work after my sister was born and we went to summer fun day camp. it was just like during the day, pick up in the morning. drop off in the afternoon. yeah. vacation bible study. yeah, it was a good one. i just had a core memory unlocked of sitting there eating gold fish at vacation bible study and we were supposed to be learning about god and the bible. that was the one. i guess didn t stick with me. question two, what was your favorite summer job? mostly landscaping. hedging, edging, mulching. digging. planting. those types of things. got it. none were my favorite. that was your favorite. manual labor all day in the hot sun. dana. did a lot of baby sitting and i love that. that was always fun. crowd favorite. harold. parked cars. parking cars. ....
Camp. oh, dana. the mountains of colorado. i loved that one. my mom went back to work after my sister was born and we went to summer fun day camp. it was just like during the day, pick up in the morning. drop off in the afternoon. yeah. vacation bible study. yeah, it was a good one. i just had a core memory unlocked of sitting there eating gold fish at vacation bible study and we were supposed to be learning about god and the bible. that was the one. i guess didn t stick with me. question two, what was your favorite summer job? mostly landscaping. hedging, edging, mulching. digging. planting. those types of things. got it. none were my favorite. that was your favorite. manual labor all day in the hot sun. dana. did a lot of baby sitting and i love that. that was always fun. crowd favorite. harold. parked cars. parking cars. ....
Cutting your song, are you in the studio going, you know what, tim? i would do it this way? no. no. not at all. we were in mexico. i was drinking and celebrating. i was like cut that thing, tim. ainsley: how did the duo happen? back in 2002, i moved to nashville. chris was already there he was working at a place called the island horse saloon. i went. in we met each other. we became the emcee of all the concerts there we would introduce an act to the stage, we would go back stage and work on harmonies or write songs. it kind of just took off from there. we jumped in my jeep cherokeey put a u-haul trailer on the back and started doing concerts with. no air conditioning. steve: man, you need it this year. that s the unique thing about nashville is it seems like every joint is filled with musicians. it is. steve: front of the house, back of the house, cook being. ainsley: cooking, parking cars. so many people like you, lots of talent just haven t been discovered yet. ....
Questions that we will address throughout the hour, but first, consider how this particular moment in time reflects a pattern between the early 2000s and today. carlos de oliveira went from parking cars and fixing stuff at mar-a-lago for around $10,000 a year to filing for bankruptcy before rising to the position of property manager, and the new york times takes it from there. quote, the pact de oliveira follows is familiar in the world of trump who often uses leverage and obsesses constantly about loilt in his business career as a candidate and as president, mr. trump has frequently plucked subordinates from trouble and obscurity and given them a lifeline and by extension, a sense of obligation to him. those opportunities and obligations have sometimes come with a cost including, as in the case of mr. de oliveira, serious legal jeopardy, but in terms of legal jeopardy, it s actually hard to top trump himself. ....