Speaker 1: Hi, I'm Johnny Mack, host of Daily Comedy News. This
Speaker 1: is the Friday episode. I just wanted to talk to
Speaker 1: you guys before we get into the episode. As I
Speaker 1: put the show together, and you'll hear me say this
Speaker 1: during the recording. As I put the show together, I
Speaker 1: was like, ooh, all these stories are really angsty. I
Speaker 1: hope this episode doesn't annoy people. I hope this episode
Speaker 1: doesn't turn people off. It gets into politics, it gets
Speaker 1: into some social issues, and as I explained in the episode,
Speaker 1: I just put the stories together and I go, Okay,
Speaker 1: what's going on today? And you know, sometimes I'll be like, oh,
Speaker 1: that can wait till tomorrow, and you know, this could
Speaker 1: go next week. The show's getting long. Let me bump that.
Speaker 1: You hear me do that all the time live. But
Speaker 1: as I put the show together say it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is going to be very angsty. And I hope
Speaker 1: you know, nobody who listens to the show every day
Speaker 1: goes away going ah, the show is getting really political.
Speaker 1: So I actually recorded Friday and Saturday back to back.
Speaker 1: Is today's show angsty? Yeah? It is, is tomorrow's show angsty?
Speaker 1: Not at all went out of my way to make
Speaker 1: tomorrow just fun and light and silly. Today a little serious.
Speaker 1: So this is my little preamble. If you don't enjoy
Speaker 1: today's podcast, I get it. But you know I'm here
Speaker 1: every day. So you know, if you don't like today's hit,
Speaker 1: stop and come back tomorrow and you like tomorrow's episode, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's hit it. Callaroga Shark Media. Hey man, what's up.
Speaker 1: I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. More from
Speaker 1: Andrew Schultz. In an interview with The l eight Times,
Speaker 1: they were curious how Andrew feels a special like life
Speaker 1: raises the bar for Andrew's comedy. Great question, Andrew said,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm always just trying to do something different.
Speaker 1: I think that's the exciting thing for me. Before this special,
Speaker 1: I was never personal in my comedy at all. Like
Speaker 1: I didn't think my life was interesting. And then when
Speaker 1: it was tough for us to get pregnant, I think
Speaker 1: the only thing I could think of. I just couldn't
Speaker 1: think of anything else and nothing really mattered. And then
Speaker 1: talking about this got really exciting. On stage. I was like,
Speaker 1: maybe I could tell stories. I never really told stories
Speaker 1: on stage. I was like, what if I could make
Speaker 1: this whole story, and then I didn't want to tell
Speaker 1: anybody it was a story because I didn't want there
Speaker 1: to be one man's show expectations, and I wanted them
Speaker 1: to come in thinking like this is hard hitting stand
Speaker 1: up for an hour and have that expectation, but also
Speaker 1: see if I could have a story layered onto it.
Speaker 1: Spoiler part of the special, Andrew jokes about collecting a sample,
Speaker 1: if you know what I mean. The only times was
Speaker 1: curious as you were collecting a sample, did you think
Speaker 1: there could be a joke there? Andrews said, Yeah. Sometimes
Speaker 1: you're in a moment you're like, oh, this is kind
Speaker 1: of funny. And then sometimes you're just talking about it
Speaker 1: on stage, like you're really frustrated by something, you're embarrassed
Speaker 1: by something, and you feel very vulnerable, so you're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: let me share this and then maybe I'll find something
Speaker 1: funny in it. And then there's other parts where you're
Speaker 1: just so miserable in the moments you can't even think
Speaker 1: about comedy just yet. So I think it was both
Speaker 1: for sure, new topic. Hey, Andrew, what made you decide
Speaker 1: facial hair was part of your look? Andrew said, not
Speaker 1: all of us can grow a beautiful thick beard. Okay,
Speaker 1: some of us, this is all we got mustache. I'm
Speaker 1: no clue. I think this is all I got. To
Speaker 1: be fair, Andrew warns us, though you can't go too short.
Speaker 1: That's a big no no. Be prepared for a lot
Speaker 1: of rough looks from people. Chris de Steffan a hotel
Speaker 1: Fox News Digital he hasn't seen American pride on such
Speaker 1: a large scale since the aftermath of nine to eleven. Chris,
Speaker 1: and I think our country honestly now, personally, I know
Speaker 1: that it's very divided. But I think that and it
Speaker 1: might be because of exhaustion if you think the other way.
Speaker 1: I do think we're going to make a concentrated effort
Speaker 1: to try to come together a little bit more. Chris said,
Speaker 1: I mean, you look at this Trump presidency, the very
Speaker 1: early stages of it versus the last Trump presidency. I mean,
Speaker 1: people were trying as much as they could to get
Speaker 1: anything they could on him, to remove him. People screaming
Speaker 1: in the streets, so mad the first three months of
Speaker 1: his presidency. But just like, yeah, there's issues, people trying,
Speaker 1: but there's no like major upheaval because I think people
Speaker 1: are like, all right, so exhausting, can do it the
Speaker 1: other way, So why don't we just try. I feel
Speaker 1: like we're unifying more as a nation. There's more American
Speaker 1: pride or a country than I remember. I haven't felt
Speaker 1: American pride like this since, honestly, like nine to eleven,
Speaker 1: like after that, like right after that, there was so
Speaker 1: much American pride. Everyone came together, and now I feel
Speaker 1: it again, which I think is good, Chris said. I
Speaker 1: understand America's just lines on a map like every other country,
Speaker 1: where there's something about having pride as a nation that's
Speaker 1: just better for everyone. It's better for us. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying America is the only be all end all. I'm
Speaker 1: saying it's good to have pride and where you're from.
Speaker 1: Is when I go to other countries, they have pride
Speaker 1: and where they're from, and you see their flags flying
Speaker 1: and they're proud of something, and that doesn't mean, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, we're number one in Mexico. It's like, be prideful,
Speaker 1: be proud to be Mexican, be price to be American,
Speaker 1: and we can work together. Chris continued. For me, comedians,
Speaker 1: I think we like to call it as it is,
Speaker 1: and perception is reality. I'm in the middle. I'm Chrissy Grayzone.
Speaker 1: I think even Trump's efforts like who knows if the
Speaker 1: executive orders will pass, who knows if we'll buy Greenland
Speaker 1: or Candadates is gonna be the fifty first state? Who
Speaker 1: knows right, could just be wild things he's saying. But
Speaker 1: I do think what it's doing is trying to reassert
Speaker 1: in an American dominance, which again is just good for
Speaker 1: our pride as a nation. The combination of stories today
Speaker 1: has me a little worried that some of you are
Speaker 1: gonna go away and be like this show has gotten
Speaker 1: really political. I just do whatever comes out, and that
Speaker 1: there's a couple of stories coming down in the first
Speaker 1: half here that are also political ish. It's just the
Speaker 1: zeitgeist today, So let me just do a palate cleanser here.
Speaker 1: We'll do something else. But again, I don't wake up
Speaker 1: and be like, I'm gonna put out a political message today.
Speaker 1: It's not what the show is anyway. Friend of the show,
Speaker 1: Jason Zinneman talk to Bill Burr. Jason writes in The Times,
Speaker 1: I begin to tell bur there was something he often
Speaker 1: talks about that resonates with me. When he cut me
Speaker 1: off Bill went horse ores, He respondedly, back in chuckling
Speaker 1: in a gray hoodie and jeans. That sentence almost sounds
Speaker 1: like Norm MacDonald. Right, hores, he responded, leading back in
Speaker 1: chuckling at a gray hoodie and jeans. Now, I responded,
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about hores, fully appreciating how funny it
Speaker 1: sounds for a New York Times journalists to say this
Speaker 1: in an interview. Yes, Jason's in him been writing. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about whores. Is funny, Jason writes, So,
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk about male anger, a long time
Speaker 1: theme of Burr's stand up. I won't drop into a
Speaker 1: half assed bur impression because I want to catch Jason's
Speaker 1: words Here. He's quoting Burr, who said, let me ask
Speaker 1: you this, he said, flashing an intense stare. You've been
Speaker 1: with me for an hour. Do I seem like an
Speaker 1: angry person? Jason writes, I pause. He did appear a
Speaker 1: little annoyed when I picked a fight with him about
Speaker 1: a bit he does about women's sports. Burr is not
Speaker 1: the only one who likes messing with people, but alone
Speaker 1: in conversation, Burr seems like the same guy he is
Speaker 1: in front of a crowd, only more cerebral than my
Speaker 1: old mannerd Burs said, there's a lot of truth in
Speaker 1: the guy you see on stage where you just looking
Speaker 1: at me for one side, Jason writes, the side I
Speaker 1: see here is a guy with anger issues who learned
Speaker 1: how to control them. Yeah, there's some sort of uh.
Speaker 1: I almost suspect it's a pr campaign. You're in. Burr's
Speaker 1: got a special out a week from today. You're gonna
Speaker 1: see a lot of Burr has grown up and changed
Speaker 1: his ways and learned how to become a better man.
Speaker 1: That seems to be the messaging on the mainstreaming of
Speaker 1: Bill Burr that he became a better man, which is fun.
Speaker 1: We should all become better people than we were yesterday.
Speaker 1: I strive to do that, probably like you, there are
Speaker 1: things in my past that I'm not too proud of.
Speaker 1: I don't have a time machine. All I could do
Speaker 1: is be better today than yesterday. So I'm not saying
Speaker 1: Burr's a jerking face for being a better guy, but
Speaker 1: there does seem to be some sort of campaign around
Speaker 1: that messaging is what I'm picking up. Burst said, I
Speaker 1: want to lose my edge. I don't want to go
Speaker 1: through life angry. And here's the thing. If you have
Speaker 1: an edge, you never lose it. I can tap into
Speaker 1: that whenever I need it. You bark at the other
Speaker 1: dog and make it go away. I know how to
Speaker 1: do that, Jason writes. When I tell him the right
Speaker 1: wing media figure Ben Shapiro said Bill Burr was going woke,
Speaker 1: Burr shot back. All he knew is if you put
Speaker 1: Woke on what I said, he'd make more money. I
Speaker 1: don't know who he is, but that guy is a
Speaker 1: hmm a self enjoying dure. I teach this to my students.
Speaker 1: I could just read the phrase there. I mean, the
Speaker 1: phrase made the New York Times, so it's not the
Speaker 1: dirtiest phrase in the world. But sometimes trying to keep
Speaker 1: it clean makes it a little funnier. And that's one
Speaker 1: of the reasons I do the kind of things I
Speaker 1: do where I won't say a phrase that made the
Speaker 1: New York Times in print. Anyway. Bill Burr's special Drop
Speaker 1: Dead Years premieres on Hulu March fourteenth. Now my question
Speaker 1: for Hulu is if I hit play, am I going
Speaker 1: to see the entire special? Or with like thirteen minutes
Speaker 1: to go, is the automation going to cut off the
Speaker 1: special and I just don't get to see the closer.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is a fair question, Hulu. Perhaps your
Speaker 1: publicists could get back to me and I'll ask them. Oh,
Speaker 1: this paired up nicely, and I didn't do this on purpose.
Speaker 1: Remember when Jason Zinnemann wrote, Burr's not the only one
Speaker 1: who likes messing with people, someone who liked to mess
Speaker 1: with people. But Tresea O'Neil. I've spoken about this in
Speaker 1: the past. I did not enjoy the man's company. His
Speaker 1: whole thing was messing with you, and great, dude, I'm
Speaker 1: here to just be a professional broadcaster and knock out
Speaker 1: this segment that we're going to do today. I don't
Speaker 1: need to mess with may just be a professional. Didn't
Speaker 1: like Patrese O'Neil. Sorry he passed away. I understand the
Speaker 1: New York City comedians revere him. Didn't like the man.
Speaker 1: The twelfth annual Patrise o'nil Comedy Benefit Concert is a
Speaker 1: night of stand up comedy to honor the memory of
Speaker 1: Patrise O'Neil. This year, performances by Rosebud Baker Greer bourns
Speaker 1: I'm seeing a lot of buzz on Greer all of
Speaker 1: a Sudden DC, Benny Bilberr, Tim Dillon, to misch Ptel,
Speaker 1: Sean Patten, and Rich Voss. It's at the New York
Speaker 1: City Center. All tickets seventy five dollars including fees. May eighteenth,
Speaker 1: Doors open at seven. Performance at allegedly seven point thirty.
Speaker 1: Nice nice line up there. Tracy Morgan coming back to
Speaker 1: NBC and teaming up with Tina Fay in untitled comedy.
Speaker 1: Tracy Morgan plays a disgraced football player on a mission
Speaker 1: to rehabilitate his image. Tina Fey is the executive producer
Speaker 1: on the sitcom. It'll be written by thirty Rock colums
Speaker 1: Robert Carlock and Sean Means. So that is telling me
Speaker 1: NBC wants to be in the Tina Fay business. Very interesting,
Speaker 1: Lauren Michaels Snel, You see where I'm going there. They
Speaker 1: want to be in the Tina Fey business. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's a good business to be in, but just interesting
Speaker 1: because I'm not sure. In the twenty twenty five twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six media landscape, b a Tracy Morgan NBC sitcom
Speaker 1: is you know what the world is into these days?
Speaker 1: Nothing against Tracy Morgan, It's just NBC sitcom doesn't mean
Speaker 1: what it meant in the nineties, That's all I'm saying there.
Speaker 1: Tracy will also star in Paramount Plus is upcoming comedy
Speaker 1: The Crutch, which is a spinoff from The Neighborhood. Tracy
Speaker 1: plays Francois Frank Crutchfield aka Crutch, a Harlem widower whose
Speaker 1: empty nest plans are put on hold after his millennial
Speaker 1: son and free spirited daughter moved back home. It's expected
Speaker 1: to premiere it later this year. All Right, some of
Speaker 1: the angsty stuff that had me nervous as I put
Speaker 1: the show together. Michael Rappaport's in the news now. Anytime
Speaker 1: I mentioned Michael Rappaport, and I've brought this up in
Speaker 1: the past, it's always like an angsty, angry controversy. It's
Speaker 1: never like Michael Rappaport went to the children's hospital, he
Speaker 1: gave out teddy bears. The nurses said he was the
Speaker 1: nicest man we ever met. It's never that. It's always
Speaker 1: something like this from The Daily Wire, Michael rapp Report
Speaker 1: slammed a leftist Canadian politician for encouraging lawmakers to ban
Speaker 1: him from doing stand up comedy shows in Canada. Rap
Speaker 1: Report made his opinions known and a column he wrote
Speaker 1: for The Free Press, Canada's new Democrat Party member, Heather
Speaker 1: McPherson had referenced rap Reports significant criminal history. I'm not
Speaker 1: familiar with that at all. Is that a thing? I'm
Speaker 1: not familiar with that at all. If you asked me,
Speaker 1: is Michael Rapp Report a criminal? I would say absolutely not.
Speaker 1: But maybe I'm wrong. I googled the phrase Michael Rapp
Speaker 1: Report criminal. I don't see anything. Maybe I'm forgetting something.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna type in Michael Rapp Report crime, Google tells me.
Speaker 1: On May eighteenth, nineteen ninety seven, a rap Report was
Speaker 1: arrested for harassing ex girlfriend Lily Taylor and charged with
Speaker 1: two counts of aggravated harassment. A page six article that says,
Speaker 1: years before Michael Rapp Report's court battle with bart Tool Sports,
Speaker 1: the actor once pleaded guilty to arresting ex girlfriend Lily Taylor. Okay.
Speaker 1: New Democrat Party member Heather McPherson referenced to Rappaport's significant
Speaker 1: criminal history, history of Islamic phobic speech and tendencies towards
Speaker 1: inciting violence as reasons for her proposed ban of Michael
Speaker 1: Rappaport She adds, we're witnessing an alarming increase in Islamophobia
Speaker 1: in Canada and globally. All Canadians deserved to feel safe
Speaker 1: in our communities. New Democrats are calling on the Liberal
Speaker 1: government to deny entry to Michael Rappaport. She concluded by
Speaker 1: saying hate has no place in Canada. Rapaport responded, writing,
Speaker 1: I have no criminal history other than calling my ex
Speaker 1: girlfriend Lily Taylor too many times in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 1: I'm not ashamed I was in love. I have no
Speaker 1: outstanding warrants. I don't have any parking tickets. As far
Speaker 1: as Racislamophobia, my only phobia currently is of a radical Jihattis.
Speaker 1: I'll admit I have a phobia of anybody wants to
Speaker 1: kill hert or dehumanized Jews. The irony here is that McPherson,
Speaker 1: in her post asserted that hate has no place in Canada, except,
Speaker 1: of course, when hate is directed towards Jews, which Canada
Speaker 1: apparently has no problem with. He linked that to a
Speaker 1: report which found quote six hundred and seventy percent increase
Speaker 1: in anti Semitic incidents in Canada since October seventh, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three. Report wrote some more things and then finished
Speaker 1: with if you're reading this other a front row seats
Speaker 1: reserved for you in the New Democrats. That's a genuine offer.
Speaker 1: Another angsty one, this from AM New York. CJ is
Speaker 1: from Brooklyn and was having a wonderful day in Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: AM New York tells us she and her husband went
Speaker 1: to an exciting fundraiser at her son's school before deciding
Speaker 1: to finish off a fun day at a local comedy club. Right,
Speaker 1: they definitely want us to know. The day was wonderful
Speaker 1: and it was a fun day, AM New York. Right,
Speaker 1: she had no idea she'd end the night in tears
Speaker 1: after comedian on stage performed a set of jokes culminating
Speaker 1: with one personal attack. I wasn't there, so I'm just
Speaker 1: going to admit the comedian's name. It is not a
Speaker 1: famous comedian, CJ told AM New York. Most of the
Speaker 1: comedians were fantastic, at least until a comedian Question took
Speaker 1: the stage after ten pm and included a routine that
Speaker 1: focused on Jewish people and the Israeli Hamas war in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. CJ explains he starts with how Jews
Speaker 1: must find free Palestine, really confusing becase we love free stuff.
Speaker 1: Then he said, I don't know about you, but a
Speaker 1: Palestinian has never kept my security deposit. From a comedy standpoint,
Speaker 1: as a Roman Catholic recording a podcast in a basement,
Speaker 1: I don't know what faith this comedian is. I don't
Speaker 1: know what background this comedian is. But it's not like
Speaker 1: I haven't heard that sort of joke before, and I
Speaker 1: don't know the nuance of the joke. So the quote
Speaker 1: from the person who went to the show was must
Speaker 1: find free Palestine really confusing because we love free stuff.
Speaker 1: CJ identifies as Jewish, So is the we there the
Speaker 1: way the joke was told. So is this a Jewish
Speaker 1: comedian going because we love free stuff? Or is CJ
Speaker 1: self identifying and was the joke because they love free stuff?
Speaker 1: That I don't know that would add some nuance to
Speaker 1: this story. CJ and their husband said they didn't find
Speaker 1: the jokes funny, but understood that it was comedy, and
Speaker 1: hope did move on to something else. Okay, But then
Speaker 1: apparently the comedian brought up the subject of slavery among
Speaker 1: Jews in history. I don't have any information about what
Speaker 1: that part of the set was about and what the
Speaker 1: materials sounded like. CJ explains, at this point, I was
Speaker 1: getting visibly upset, almost crying at this point. It's very sensitive.
Speaker 1: I've dealt with a lot of anti Semitism over the
Speaker 1: last five hundred and eight or so days. CJ claims.
Speaker 1: The comedian then said something, quoting the article here along
Speaker 1: the lines of and then quoting along the lines of
Speaker 1: what the comedian said, something like wanting to go kill
Speaker 1: somewhere babies, this article says. The audience laughed. CJ then
Speaker 1: broke down in tears and left the club. Edward Ferrell
Speaker 1: is a spokesperson for the Williamsburg Comedy Club, told AM
Speaker 1: New York that the venue believes in free speech, especially
Speaker 1: on a comedy club stage, and will not be taking
Speaker 1: any action against the comedian. Williamsburg Comedy Club is a
Speaker 1: place for comics to take chances. Unfortunately, people occasionally get offended.
Speaker 1: That's out of our control. I hear jokes about many issues,
Speaker 1: topics and groups in the club that I don't always
Speaker 1: agree with or laugh at. I will not censor any
Speaker 1: of the comics who were lucky enough to have on
Speaker 1: our stage. A comedian made a joke and I stand
Speaker 1: by his right to do so. CJ said, I would
Speaker 1: love an apology from the club. They want to refund
Speaker 1: our ticket prices, That's great, but whatever. What I'd really
Speaker 1: like is for at least one person to see this
Speaker 1: and not support this comedian, and to warn other Jewish
Speaker 1: people that if you see this guy's name on a
Speaker 1: comedy lineup, don't go. The comedian is scheduled to do
Speaker 1: some more appearances, heavy one today. All right, let's see
Speaker 1: what else we got here. Let's go to Gossip Corner.
Speaker 1: Gossip Corner is always fun. Joe Coy, you remember Joe Koy, Scott.
Speaker 1: I'm doing the bit because this has been a heavy show.
Speaker 1: I've been trying to solve peace in the Middle East
Speaker 1: and Trump and I gotta do something funny. So Joe
Speaker 1: Koy one time he hosted the Golden Globes. You remember
Speaker 1: the Scott Beckett. Yeah, and he told this horrible, mean
Speaker 1: joke about Taylor Swift. Let's listen. Uh, the big difference
Speaker 1: between the Golden Globes and the NFL. On the Golden Gloves,
Speaker 1: we have fewer camber shots of Taylor Swift. Anyway, last weekend,
Speaker 1: I've had a bounce this all week Joe Coy was
Speaker 1: in DC. This show's a mess today, I'm trying. Joe
Speaker 1: Coy was in DC last weekend and he stopped by
Speaker 1: Purple Patch to gobble up delicacies from fellow Filipino chef
Speaker 1: Patrese Cleary. Apparently Joe had some red Snapper Rihanna with
Speaker 1: crab and mushroom adobo at the Eater thirty eight. It's
Speaker 1: some interesting fact checking here. On Saturday night, Joe Coy
Speaker 1: told the crowd at the Capitol One Arena that he's
Speaker 1: never had Filipino food like that before. Oh but fact check,
Speaker 1: Purple Patch had previously catered Joe Coy back in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two. Hmmm, is Joe Koy lying about what kind
Speaker 1: of Filipino food he eats? Investigation? Oh, this one's too serious.
Speaker 1: I get a bounce this Sorry, that goes to tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Shane gillis only the sixth most controversial thing I've talked
Speaker 1: about today. His SNL drew four point two seventy five
Speaker 1: million viewers and eight hundred and ninety five thousand viewers
Speaker 1: in the eighteen to forty nine demo, which I've aged
Speaker 1: out of, compared with the most recent regular episode, which
Speaker 1: was Timothy Chellamy on January twenty fifth. That was down
Speaker 1: thirteen point seven seven percent among total viewers and down
Speaker 1: thirteen point two eight percent in the demo. However, it
Speaker 1: was a step up from the sixth most controversial person
Speaker 1: on Today's Podcast, Shane Gillis. When Shane hosted in February
Speaker 1: of twenty four, he was up seven point two percent
Speaker 1: from the year before, however, with viewers aged eighteen to
Speaker 1: thirty four down ten and a half percent. Hmmm. Also,
Speaker 1: I saw they adjested the Conan numbers. Let me pull
Speaker 1: that up Conan oscar readings. I remember they were saying
Speaker 1: earlier in the week it was slightly down. The Holly
Speaker 1: Reporter now saying nope, it was slightly up, averaging nineteen
Speaker 1: point sixty nine million viewers on ABC and Hulu. Of course,
Speaker 1: those of us watching on Hulu didn't get to see
Speaker 1: the end, not that I'm mad about that or anything.
Speaker 1: The original reported number was eighteen point zero seven. The
Speaker 1: nineteen point sixty nine million viewers is about two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand more than the nineteen point four to nine for
Speaker 1: the twenty four oscars back before the pandemic. The twenty
Speaker 1: twenty Oscars drew twenty three point six four million viewers,
Speaker 1: and south By Southwest Comedy has kicked off. Let's see
Speaker 1: who's there tonight. It starts with Comedy Kickoff at seven pm.
Speaker 1: Jay Jorden, Bonnie McFarlane, Oppi Alak Baju, Caitlin Palufo. I'm
Speaker 1: seeing buzz on all of a sudden. If I were
Speaker 1: there at seven point thirty, you would find me at
Speaker 1: Elon Musk Disrupt Democracy l subtitled James Adomian as Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: The description interplanetary savior of Advanced Evolution, billionaire polymouth genius
Speaker 1: and Supreme Shadow President Elon Musk. Asterisk steps now into
Speaker 1: the light along with his most feared advisors to train
Speaker 1: the fierce fangs the dochegoons upon Austin, Texas. The Asterisk says,
Speaker 1: not actually Elon Musk. Great, great lineup, heer James Adomian,
Speaker 1: Anthony Tamniwick, Matt Besser, Chad Damiani, Alex English, Christina, Catherine Martinez,
Speaker 1: Natalie Palomides, Boy Besser, Natalie and Tammiwick and Adomian Right there, boy,
Speaker 1: what a great show. I'm sure we'll see some buzz
Speaker 1: on that next week online at nine o'clock. Three Girls,
Speaker 1: One Glass, Lisa Gilroy, Punky Johnson, Kristen Toomey and Todd Glass.
Speaker 1: I see what you did there well, titled show ten
Speaker 1: o'clock only Murderers in the Building, Killer Comics take the
Speaker 1: stage for a night of mussy stand up. Greer Born
Speaker 1: still you've seen his name ever? All of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Lynn Coplets, Eddie Pepetone, Nick Thune. And that's long enough
Speaker 1: for a Friday. I'm bumping some things, so I got
Speaker 1: plenty of free tomorrow and I'm about to record tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So for me seeing about thirty seconds for you, see
Speaker 1: you tomorrow,