Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media.
Speaker 2: Hey busy one again. I'm Johnny Mack with your daily
Speaker 2: comedy news. Bill Burr on his podcast addressed his appearance
Speaker 2: at the Riod Comedy Festival. He did this about seventeen
Speaker 2: minutes into his podcast after talking about football. I have
Speaker 2: made many many edits here, mainly to get rid of
Speaker 2: F bombs. Bill's one of those guys that can't get
Speaker 2: through an fing sentence without you know, F and cursing
Speaker 2: and F and F and I just don't want to
Speaker 2: play all the F bombs. I know I've been letting
Speaker 2: the swear words go this week because I'm trying to
Speaker 2: capture the emotions of the comedians involved in all this.
Speaker 2: But I don't want to play just a million F
Speaker 2: bombs when he's just using them as adjectives. I did
Speaker 2: leave in an S word.
Speaker 3: Here's Bill Burr, And like my whole idea of Saudi Arabias,
Speaker 3: what I've seen like on the New I literally think
Speaker 3: I'm going to land, you know, and everybody's gonna be
Speaker 3: screaming deaf to a matica and they gonna have like
Speaker 3: machetes and want to like chop my head off, right,
Speaker 3: because this is what I've been and fed about that
Speaker 3: part of the world, right, and we're flying over it.
Speaker 3: It's nothing but like these long roads and sand, it's
Speaker 3: like nothing, and everybody's just regular.
Speaker 1: They're dressed different, but they're regular.
Speaker 3: I go down to do the show, right, and they say,
Speaker 3: all right, the front two roads is going to be
Speaker 3: all diplomats in these padded seats, and then up top
Speaker 3: the royals are going to be there.
Speaker 1: And it was like in the round and everything, and.
Speaker 3: Everyone was like ridiculously excited that there was going to
Speaker 3: be stand up comedy there.
Speaker 1: And this is what's amazing about.
Speaker 3: The arts and stand up comedy is comedians have always
Speaker 3: pushed like the boundaries and this was like a classic case,
Speaker 3: like I guess this is tipping the cap to the
Speaker 3: people that set up the festival over there. When they
Speaker 3: first went to set it up over there, the rules
Speaker 3: on what they had.
Speaker 1: About what you could say and what you couldn't say.
Speaker 3: In Saudi Arabia, the people running the festivals will be like,
Speaker 3: all right, well man, that's game, set match.
Speaker 1: If this is like all you.
Speaker 3: Can talk about and you want some good comedians, like
Speaker 3: this isn't going to work.
Speaker 1: And then to their credit. They said, all right, what
Speaker 1: do we gotta do?
Speaker 3: And they just negotiated it all the way down, so
Speaker 3: like you can talk about anything, you know, other than
Speaker 3: a couple things, which was basically you know, you know, religion,
Speaker 3: don't make fun of the royals, and other than that,
Speaker 3: it was all everything.
Speaker 1: Was like open.
Speaker 2: In this next clip, Bill discusses what it was like
Speaker 2: to actually be on the stage again. I've made many
Speaker 2: edits for f words in some for basing the people.
Speaker 3: Okay, they want to show. You could feel it. I
Speaker 3: was talking to other comics. You could feel it. They
Speaker 3: wanted you to push right. It was really exciting. So
Speaker 3: I go up on stage and I start doing my
Speaker 3: shit and they're into it. Everything's going good. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to lie to you. I'm checking out the diplomats is.
Speaker 3: I'm doing this stuff and they're all laughing. All right,
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna push you a little farther. And all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, I start getting in the zone. Well
Speaker 3: Billy's feeling loose up there, and my brain just goes
Speaker 3: gay Jim, and then the other part of my brain goes,
Speaker 3: don't do that.
Speaker 1: And then I said, I'm going to do it. So
Speaker 1: I started doing the joke and it murdered. It murdered.
Speaker 3: They all loved it, and at that point I was
Speaker 3: just like, oh, I'm just doing my act. So I
Speaker 3: did my act, did the whole thing, and I had
Speaker 3: to stop a couple times during the show. It's like
Speaker 3: going like, I'm be honest with you guys, I cannot
Speaker 3: believe any of you have any idea who I am.
Speaker 3: This is really amazing and it was just this great
Speaker 3: exchange of energy.
Speaker 2: Right, And one more clip from Bill Here is his
Speaker 2: final takeaway of the entire experience.
Speaker 3: Thank you to everyone in Rehod that came out. I couldn't, honestly,
Speaker 3: from the bottom of my heart, I could not have
Speaker 3: a better time doing.
Speaker 1: Shows for you guys.
Speaker 3: And it was great to experienced that part of the
Speaker 3: world and to be a part of the first comedy
Speaker 3: festival over there in Saudi Arabia. I think it's going
Speaker 3: to lead to a lot of positive things.
Speaker 1: So there you go. That's that's that.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, I do have one more clip from Bill. Now.
Speaker 2: This one is edited because I took the timestamp and
Speaker 2: attached it to the rest of the comments, but I
Speaker 2: thought you might find this clip from Bill Burr kind
Speaker 2: of interesting.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's going on? Is Bill Burr and it's time
Speaker 1: for the Monday Morning podcast.
Speaker 3: For Monday, June thirteenth, two thy and sixteen. All right,
Speaker 3: just a question, when will you come to Saudi Arabia
Speaker 3: or Dubai or Kuwait. I don't know when they like us.
Speaker 3: I'm not going over there and getting kidnapped and getting
Speaker 3: my head sowd off on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Hey's Bill Burr, just checking in on you. And then
Speaker 1: you know you'd have to say something.
Speaker 3: Nah, you couldn't because they need to worry that they
Speaker 3: do something even worse to you. I wait till write
Speaker 3: as they got through the jugular. Oh man, I would
Speaker 3: find you do a quick little Philly set on. Uh,
Speaker 3: just say everything that would piss him off, which I
Speaker 3: would say.
Speaker 1: Would I know you know what I would be.
Speaker 3: I'd be rocking and crying like I know that doesn't
Speaker 3: happen in Saudi Arabia. But you know if you steal
Speaker 3: something in Saudi Arabia, they chop your arm off.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't need that pressure.
Speaker 2: Tonight, at the re Odd Comedy Festival, comedy legend Chris
Speaker 2: Tucker takes the stage with his trademark energy and razor
Speaker 2: sharp humor. Also Jeff Ross that's right. The Roastmaster General
Speaker 2: brings his razor sharp wood to the Redd Comedy Festival.
Speaker 2: He turns quick observations into precision burns. Expect playful audience interaction,
Speaker 2: brilliant riffs on culture, Be careful, Jeff, and spontaneous moments
Speaker 2: Be careful, Jeff, that make each show feel one of
Speaker 2: a kind. Russell Peter is in town at the re
Speaker 2: Odd Comedy Festival for three shows, not one, not two.
Speaker 2: Russell Peters doing three shows. Known for his lightning fast,
Speaker 2: sharp timing, hilarious audience interactions, Russell Show promises an unfiltered evening.
Speaker 2: It does an unfiltered evening of observational comedy, sharp improvisation
Speaker 2: and riotous audience interaction. It's a big night at the
Speaker 2: Riodd Comedy Festival. Zarna Garg is there now. If you're
Speaker 2: not familiar with Zarna Garg, she fled India at age
Speaker 2: fourteen to avoid an arranged marriage. She came here to
Speaker 2: the United States, where of course, women have rights, and
Speaker 2: tonight she's at the ri Odd Comedy Festival. Her material
Speaker 2: draws from her Indian heritage, immigrant experience, and motherhood The
Speaker 2: Guardian has reported that Nimesh Pezil remember that Instagram story
Speaker 2: that I played yesterday, he's pulled it down. Well, you
Speaker 2: know what, Nimesh, I still have it. Let's listen to
Speaker 2: a clip of it.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not attending. I just figured, you know what,
Speaker 4: I'll just do forty shows that had not planned on
Speaker 4: doing here in the perfectly clean moral above everyone else,
Speaker 4: United States of America. I'm tired just thinking about it
Speaker 4: to make a for the lost bag. So that's what
Speaker 4: I'll do. I'm going to do forty shows that had
Speaker 4: not planned on doing that haven't even been launched yet,
Speaker 4: that we're now trying to figure out between now and
Speaker 4: the end of the year to make up for the
Speaker 4: lost bag before my theater tour kicks off.
Speaker 2: The Guardian did not pull any punches writing about this thing.
Speaker 2: They called out everybody. It's glorious. I shared it in
Speaker 2: the Facebook group which is Daily Comedy News podcast group,
Speaker 2: which has been very active this week. I love you
Speaker 2: all participating in that. Feel encouraged to join us. You
Speaker 2: will be asked a couple trick questions to make sure
Speaker 2: that you're not a porn bot. We don't want any
Speaker 2: porn bots any Facebook group, Daily Comedy News podcast group.
Speaker 2: But if you're an active member, come on buy and
Speaker 2: start some conversations. I've got some pretty good ones this
Speaker 2: week about this topic, anyway, The Guardian wrote, over the years,
Speaker 2: Andrew Schultz has joked about the Koshoge murder and Saudi
Speaker 2: connections to nine to eleven. He's tweeted that Saudi people
Speaker 2: are begging for help from a tyrannical regime of sexism,
Speaker 2: racism and homophobia, and argue that the country exists because
Speaker 2: we allow them to exist in order to give us
Speaker 2: bleeping gas. Andrew will be performing at the Riod Comedy Festival.
Speaker 2: The Guardian also called out Jessica Curson, one of two
Speaker 2: women on the festival's lineup. Jessica wasn't speaking specifically about
Speaker 2: this situation, but they quoted her speaking about the plight
Speaker 2: of female comedians in the Middle East in the past.
Speaker 2: Jessica Kerson said, they're not allowed to talk about the
Speaker 2: government or the royal family, or they're not allowed to
Speaker 2: curse or talk about sex. We are so privileged here here,
Speaker 2: presumably the United States, The Guardian continues. Even if the
Speaker 2: bigger names on the bill were offered huge sums. None
Speaker 2: of them are hard up for cash. Chappelle, Hart Burr,
Speaker 2: Koi and Gabriel Iglesias. Not sure why Gabe got both
Speaker 2: names and Koi got one, but whatever are multi millionaires
Speaker 2: who sell hundreds of thousands of tickets playing big venues
Speaker 2: across the globe. Louis c K's income may have taken
Speaker 2: a dent in recent years, but an invoice sent to
Speaker 2: his promoter, obtained via public records request, appears to show
Speaker 2: that he grossed more than three hundred thousand dollars over
Speaker 2: a weekend in Seattle this past July. Similar records appear
Speaker 2: to show that in twenty nineteen, Pete Davidson, who's at
Speaker 2: the Reod Comedy Festival tomorrow, earned one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: for a gig at Florida State University. In twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: Pete Davidson grossed more than one hundred and thirty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars over a weekend in Buffalo. Again. Pete will be
Speaker 2: at the Riodd Comedy Festival tomorrow. Oh, The Guardian wasn't done,
Speaker 2: they point out. In an August episode of the podcast
Speaker 2: We Might Be Drunk, Jessica Curson chatted with hosts Mark
Speaker 2: Norman and Sam Morrell about the Reodd Comedy Festival. At
Speaker 2: that point, The Guardian believes Jessica hadn't yet been booked,
Speaker 2: but she indicated she'd be into performing in the region.
Speaker 2: Sam Morrell points out she's a gay Jewish woman. Jessica
Speaker 2: said I wouldn't do any game material there at all,
Speaker 2: and ad she would steer clear of Jewish material too. However,
Speaker 2: she was into how well the Kingdom treats its guests,
Speaker 2: saying you get treated like gold. It's five star, crazy treatment,
Speaker 2: hotels and car service and food and they really take
Speaker 2: care of you. John Marco Saraisi was on CNN with
Speaker 2: Jake Tamper. John Marco addressed the Riod Comedy Festival, which
Speaker 2: he is not part of.
Speaker 5: I think those comedians that performed, next time they get
Speaker 5: asked who their favorite comedian is, they should stop saying
Speaker 5: George Carlin, because I think comedy has written off the
Speaker 5: name of speaking truth to power, and these comedians are
Speaker 5: allowing their images and their reputation and frankly the brand
Speaker 5: of American stand up comedy to be exploited for propaganda.
Speaker 5: It's embarrassing how many of these comedians that many of
Speaker 5: which are incredible joke riders, are willing to agree to
Speaker 5: the requirements for this festival, who are willing to slap
Speaker 5: their face onto the flyer, and it's embarrassing for the
Speaker 5: art form.
Speaker 2: CNN s Jake Tamper wasn't familiar with some of the contracts. Here,
Speaker 2: John Marco explains what Otsco at Kotska had shared with everyone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's I think it's worse because, you know,
Speaker 5: I think there's lines. Listen, if if you have, if
Speaker 5: you have some kids who're trying to put through school,
Speaker 5: maybe a little bit less. But some of these comics
Speaker 5: they got nothing to support at home, They got brand deals,
Speaker 5: they're making millions. They don't need to do this. Maybe
Speaker 5: they're in it for the adventure. And I say, if
Speaker 5: you're in it for the adventure, why don't you produce
Speaker 5: a local show there without the requirements. I think it's
Speaker 5: embarrassing to go on stage and tell jokes that if
Speaker 5: some of the audience members tweeted from their own personal
Speaker 5: accounts could lead to them being executed. I think that's
Speaker 5: embarrassing one of them. I think we need to bring
Speaker 5: back some shame.
Speaker 6: What are the requirements you're talking about, because I haven't
Speaker 6: seen any of the contracts or anything.
Speaker 5: Sure, Otkokotsika, a phenomenal comedian who turned down the festival
Speaker 5: post to them. I can read them for you. There.
Speaker 5: They're quite long, so feel free to cut me off.
Speaker 6: Well, just give me the eye.
Speaker 5: You'll not prepare or perform any short you shall not
Speaker 5: bring into disrepute, contempt, scandal, embarrassment, or ridicule. A the
Speaker 5: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including its leadership, public figures, culture
Speaker 5: of people, be the Saudi royal family, legal system, or government.
Speaker 5: And see any religion, religious tradition, figure, or religious practice. Wow.
Speaker 5: I mean that's a long list.
Speaker 6: That's a pretty big list for a regime that kills
Speaker 6: gay people and kills journalists. And I mean, we all
Speaker 6: know what they did with Jamal hal Shogi, who was
Speaker 6: an American resident and Washington Post columnist.
Speaker 2: And John Marcos Arasi discussed him. It kind of matters
Speaker 2: who's paying for the show.
Speaker 6: Now, the United States, we have our own fair share
Speaker 6: of moral atrocities, But I don't know that you really
Speaker 6: can compare us to the Saudist What do you think?
Speaker 5: Well, well, however, you want to compare it. It depends
Speaker 5: on who's paying you. I would be critical if the
Speaker 5: Trump inauguration featured mister Bean. I would say, well, why
Speaker 5: are you taking money directly from a government figure? I
Speaker 5: think that changes it. Of course, no country has zero
Speaker 5: blood on their hands, but taking money from a politician
Speaker 5: enters you into the realm of propaganda, and I think
Speaker 5: to be used in the way that all these comedians
Speaker 5: are is a different moral thing. I was in Buffalo
Speaker 5: this past weekend. The taxpayers in America did not pay
Speaker 5: for me to go to Buffalo. Now if they did,
Speaker 5: if Trump had sent me to Buffalo, I do think
Speaker 5: if I were to participate and take that money, I
Speaker 5: would at least have responsibility towards the comedy to criticize
Speaker 5: the Trump administration or Israel, or really speak my mind
Speaker 5: on things that I think deserve criticism.
Speaker 6: To Marcos Rasi's debut special Fief of Joy, is out
Speaker 6: now on YouTube.
Speaker 2: In other news, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert went on
Speaker 2: each other show. During that appearance, Colbert revealed how he
Speaker 2: found out about Jimmy's suspension. There's a clip from the
Speaker 2: night this all happened. Colbert's handed a phone while sitting
Speaker 2: at his own desk. He stares at the message for
Speaker 2: a long moment. He puts his feet up on the
Speaker 2: desk and continues to read, Okay, Jimmy Kimmel show has
Speaker 2: been pulled indefinitely by ABC. Colbert tells his studio audience, Wow,
Speaker 2: hold on one second. I'm gonna go find out what
Speaker 2: this is about, and walks off stage. Colbert explained to
Speaker 2: kim Ol the text didn't tell me why you'd been suspended.
Speaker 2: There was no rationale given, just that you'd been yanked.
Speaker 2: He then jokingly added, I generally assumed it was your fault.
Speaker 2: I know you well enough to know that. Colbert explained
Speaker 2: how he found out about his own show ending. He
Speaker 2: got a call from his manager, James baby dollal Dixon.
Speaker 2: Dixon said, Hey, I need to talk to you for
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes after the show. Colbert's like, wow, five minutes
Speaker 2: on the phone with Baby Dolls. It's like an hour,
Speaker 2: So fifteen minutes in person, what the hell's this about?
Speaker 2: So I said to my wife, Hey, i'll be home
Speaker 2: a bit later. I got to talk to Baby for
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes. I come home two and a half hours
Speaker 2: later and I walk in and she goes, what happened?
Speaker 2: Did you get canceled? And I said, yes, I did.
Speaker 2: Kim Ole said that Dixon knew the show's ending for
Speaker 2: a week but didn't want to upset Colbert while he
Speaker 2: was on Vicier. Colbert said he originally didn't want to
Speaker 2: tell the staff until after summer break, but his wife
Speaker 2: came with him to work the next day. She knew
Speaker 2: he wouldn't be able to hold back the news. Colbert explained,
Speaker 2: by the time I got some of my offices, I've
Speaker 2: swept through my shirt because I didn't want to know
Speaker 2: anything my staff didn't know. I said, I'm going to
Speaker 2: tell my staff today. But then we couldn't do a
Speaker 2: show if I told them, because then everybody'd be bummed
Speaker 2: out and I'd be bummed out. So Colbert did the
Speaker 2: show and then tell the audience to stay put. Then
Speaker 2: they recorded that new top. Colbert explains, my stage manager goes, oh, no,
Speaker 2: we're done, Steve, and I said, nope, there's one more
Speaker 2: act of the show. Please don't let the audience leave,
Speaker 2: and he goes, no, boss, I got to run the
Speaker 2: show here and we're done everything. And I said, I'm
Speaker 2: aware of that, and I'm here to tell you there's
Speaker 2: one more act of the show. So I went backstage
Speaker 2: and I said to the crew, everyone get on zoom.
Speaker 2: I told everybody as briefly as I could so they
Speaker 2: wouldn't find out about it on air. Boy, that's tough.
Speaker 2: That is tough, Steven. And then I went back out
Speaker 2: on stage to tell the audience on camera. I was
Speaker 2: so nervous about doing it right because there was nothing
Speaker 2: in the prompter. I was just speaking off the cuff.
Speaker 2: I had to restart twice, and the audience thought it
Speaker 2: was a bit and started channing, you can do it,
Speaker 2: because I always messed up on the sentence where I
Speaker 2: told him it was happening. Kim All described how he
Speaker 2: found out about his own suspension. He said, it was
Speaker 2: about three We tap our show at four thirty m.
Speaker 2: In my office type being ways the usually do I
Speaker 2: get a phone call. It's ABC. They say they want
Speaker 2: to talk to me. This is unusual. He went to
Speaker 2: the bathroom to find a private space. I'm on the
Speaker 2: phone with ABC executives and they say, listen, we want
Speaker 2: to take the temperature down. We're concerned about where you're
Speaker 2: going to say to night. We decided the best route
Speaker 2: is to take the show off the air. Tonight, kim
Speaker 2: Well went back to his office and told his producers
Speaker 2: I thought it was over. I'm never coming back on
Speaker 2: the air. Kimmell shared how he found out about Colbert's story.
Speaker 2: Kimmell was at the No King's protest march with his
Speaker 2: family and said, I was absolutely shocked. It's not right.
Speaker 2: Colbert said, it's nice to me to say it's their ball.
Speaker 2: They could take it home if they want. Kimmell said,
Speaker 2: they don't have any balls. Steven, let's be honest. A
Speaker 2: nice set up and punched there seth Myers, also stopped
Speaker 2: by the taping late Nighter, explained they did adjust the
Speaker 2: taping of the various shows. Colbert had the option to
Speaker 2: slide his start time back if kim got delayed. They
Speaker 2: did run into an ambient electronic tone interrupted the Colbert
Speaker 2: interview enough to stop the taping. In the end, everything
Speaker 2: was okay, okay, I've got more news for you, Mark Marin.
Speaker 2: I mentioned yesterday about the Judd Appatel clip show episode.
Speaker 2: I actually was in the car and had some free time.
Speaker 2: Well wasn't free time. I had a drive to a
Speaker 2: doctor's appointment. But that's what passes for free time lately. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I got to listen to the Maron episode It's really good.
Speaker 2: Jud brought a bunch of clips that he was into
Speaker 2: and played them from Mark Maron who reacted to them.
Speaker 2: And I really enjoyed that episode. So check that out.
Speaker 2: And John mulaney in the news he has partnered with Years,
Speaker 2: a non alcoholic beer brewed in the Midwest. Together, they
Speaker 2: kicked off Sober October by announcing that John mullaney has
Speaker 2: officially partnered with the brand. That's right, you know, added
Speaker 2: to the legion of cool comedians that were celebrating this week.
Speaker 2: Inspired by his own journey and his love for the
Speaker 2: non alcoholic beer, John mulaney brings his signature humor and
Speaker 2: authenticity to Years at a pivotal moment of growth and expansion.
Speaker 2: We're told via press release, Mallennie's connection to the brand
Speaker 2: started simply he got a sample from friends, tried it
Speaker 2: and loved it, and began drinking it regularly, even sharing
Speaker 2: it on the set. That genuine enthusiasm made him a
Speaker 2: true partner, not just a spokesperson. We even get a
Speaker 2: quote from John Mulaney. Years actually taste like beer, which
Speaker 2: is a relief because that's kind of the point. Years
Speaker 2: feels like a beer you reach for in a cooler
Speaker 2: in a driveway, watching someone who won't get a gas
Speaker 2: grill try to like the Coohles like me. It's completely
Speaker 2: and totally Midwestern, but might appeal to a fancy city crowd.
Speaker 2: Simply put, Years feels like the first beer you've ever had.
Speaker 2: It's authentic, and authenticity takes years. No song today, but
Speaker 2: on gossip Corner, Rob Schneider was spotted at two restaurants
Speaker 2: in Sue Falls. One of these places is called Chef
Speaker 2: Lances on Phillips and on Facebook, Chef Lances on Phillips
Speaker 2: posted last Friday night, Rob Schneider and six of his
Speaker 2: friends try to walk in, and he did. Chef Lances
Speaker 2: on Phillips. He didn't make a reservation and we were
Speaker 2: completely full. Sadly, we had to send him over to
Speaker 2: see our good friends at Ironwood Steakhouse. Luckily they were
Speaker 2: able to accommodate his group. The moral of this story is,
Speaker 2: even if you're Rob Schneider, if you don't have a
Speaker 2: reservation on a Friday or Saturday night, you're likely not
Speaker 2: getting a table boy that's some flex. They're making a
Speaker 2: Simpsons movie, Johnny Mack. Why, I don't know, dear listener.
Speaker 2: I can't explain this either. People aren't going to the theater.
Speaker 2: You want me to go to the theaters to see The
Speaker 2: Simpsons two when I can sit home.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 2: First of all, I've got like the first seven seasons
Speaker 2: on DVD up and the DVD closet from that was
Speaker 2: the thing. Now I can't strain them because we all
Speaker 2: cancel Disney Plus. Right, you don't have Disney Plus, do
Speaker 2: you listen? You better not have Disney Plus. If I
Speaker 2: come to your house and you have Disney Plus and
Speaker 2: you're supporting fascism and you're watching Simpsons episodes, maybe that's
Speaker 2: why we have to go to the theater, right, because
Speaker 2: we all love the Simpsons, but we don't want to
Speaker 2: support Disney Plus. But we'll go to the theater and
Speaker 2: Disney will get our money. Anyway, No, that doesn't work. Look,
Speaker 2: we're not going to see The Simpsons two in the theaters. Okay. Now,
Speaker 2: it doesn't come out until July twenty third, twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 2: A lock it happened by then, we could have no
Speaker 2: late night shows. There could be seven new ones. Who
Speaker 2: even knows what will happen. But your question to me
Speaker 2: is why are they making a Simpsons movie? And my
Speaker 2: answer is I don't know. Now. If we weren't all
Speaker 2: boycotting Disney Plus, we could all sit home and watch
Speaker 2: thirty five seasons of The Simpsons at home, or we
Speaker 2: could go to the theater and spend twenty dollars to
Speaker 2: watch the Simpsons. I can't explain it. But luckily we're
Speaker 2: all boycotting Disney, Hulu, Disney Plus and everything. Or you
Speaker 2: do support fascism. Kevin Hart, He's going to be at
Speaker 2: the Riod Comedy Festival. He's working with Drewski on a
Speaker 2: new film titled Live Stream from Hell. Heart explains that
Speaker 2: his friends are going to be movie stars. You know
Speaker 2: what's the best way to show it. It's to do
Speaker 2: something with them. When we put something together, we'll drop
Speaker 2: a teaser. We're not done yet. We're gonna show the
Speaker 2: world what we're working on. We get a little long here.
Speaker 2: Let's see what do I need to tell you about today?
Speaker 2: I need to tell you about Ian Bagg versus the
Speaker 2: government that's on the eight hundred pound guerrilla YouTube channel up.
Speaker 2: I left myself a note out today, don't bump, okay,
Speaker 2: I have to tell you about a new podcast that
Speaker 2: teaches British comedy to Americans. This one is called All
Speaker 2: British Comedy Explained. We're told this is a podcast for
Speaker 2: anyone who loves to listen to the history of British
Speaker 2: TV and laugh along, et cetera, et cetera. The theme
Speaker 2: of the first season is Landmarks. They are Monty Python's
Speaker 2: Flying Circus, the Young Ones, not only but also the
Speaker 2: goon show, Victoria Scene on TV, the Office, the British
Speaker 2: One the Day today and I'm sorry, I haven't a clue,
Speaker 2: So that's out today. It is called All British Comedy Explained.
Speaker 2: I've got a story about Jay Leno. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about that guy today. I got way too much, probably
Speaker 2: commented on Late Night or something, but I'll get to
Speaker 2: that over the weekend. That guy. All right, that's enough
Speaker 2: for today. That's your comedy news. Appreciate you all. A
Speaker 2: lot of new listeners. The numbers are seriously up by
Speaker 2: a third. And that's not just downloads because I put
Speaker 2: out a million episodes. That's like new people listening. So
Speaker 2: welcome aboard. Thank you. I personally, I think the show's
Speaker 2: been really good the last two weeks. I feel like
Speaker 2: I've had my fastball. It will calm down, it will
Speaker 2: be quiet candidly. I already recorded Columbus Day Weekend because
Speaker 2: I've taken a couple of days off there. So you
Speaker 2: know those episodes, our Johnny Mack throw and Heat, they're
Speaker 2: perfectly fine episodes. Sometimes you get a perfectly fine episode,
Speaker 2: especially on a weekend. I'm not gonna be su you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes they do other things, So Columbus Day Weekend, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna do something else. But in the meantime, I can
Speaker 2: tell you tomorrow is gonna be really good because, among
Speaker 2: other topics, we'll be getting into or Pete Davidson, whose
Speaker 2: father was killed a nine to eleven and he's performing
Speaker 2: at the Rion Comedy Festival. So if nothing else, I'll
Speaker 2: probably comment about that. See you tomorrow,