Dec. 17, 2025
Comedy News Today - Jerry Seinfeld visits We Might Be Drunk with Mark Normand and Sam Morril
Johnny Mac presents today's Daily Comedy News, highlighting Mark Normand seeming overly eager to impress Jerry Seinfeld, comedians' debated views on marriage, Amy Schumer's surprising Instagram divorce announcement, and her recent Brooklyn townhouse sale. Robbie Hoffman's impressive special, Jimmy Carr's contentious performance in Riyadh, and his views on freedom of speech are discussed. Anthony Jeselnik's upcoming literature-focused book club aims to engage men in reading, while Sarah Sherman talks about struggling to open for Adam Sandler in large arenas. The update also covers Howard Stern's renewed deal, potential AI use in SNL images, Leslie Jones' fiery remarks about Trump, and Wanda Sykes hiring practices celebrated at Variety's Power of Women LA Event.
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Callaroga Shark Media.
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Hi there, I'm Johnnie Mack and this is Daily Comedy News,
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a daily briefing on stand up comedy comedians and the
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comedy industry. Which is a sentence you might say if
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you were trying to retrain the Spotify algorithm to ranker
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show higher. Jerry Seinfeld was on We Might be Drunk
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with Mark Norman and Sam Morrel pulled a couple clips.
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I feel like all this is forced, Like Mark Norman
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is trying way too hard to impress Jerry who you
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can impress? I've met the man, you just can't. And
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Sam has nothing to add. Also, looking at the show
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and in today's substack, I will have a clip of
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what the show looks like. And it doesn't look good,
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says the guy in his basement wearing a yellow hoodie
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and his headphones on crooked. But it just doesn't look
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good anyway. Mark shared some of his pet peeves with
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Jerry Seinfeld.
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Well, now they turn the tip tip thing around. You're
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seeing this. I'm sure you got twenty minutes on the
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tip flow. You know that a Starbucks. So they flip
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the screen and it says eighteen five percent.
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I saw in recently.
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That was.
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It was I think twenty five, fifty seventy five.
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Come on, seventy five, seventy, Yeah, it was. It was
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insane where in Dubai.
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Come on, Yeah, everything's tipped now, everything's listener.
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Or anything anything where they get in you cannot get
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them out. Yeah, right, they they got away with it
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and that's it, and they're taking the money. I was
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just reading on the way down. You watch Red Zone
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on Sunday, right sometimes, so they put commercials on it. Yeah,
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it's like two hundred and eighty dollars for this channel
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to watch football with no commercials. And they say, well,
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you won't notice it. But now they're all but that's it.
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They're not going back. Nobody goes back.
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They also discussed whether or not comedians should be married.
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It is one of the great marriage savers because you're like, oh,
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I gotta go, I gotta do a set, and you're like, oh,
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I'm out of that.
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Can you believe what this guy's got going on? He
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his wife comes home.
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From work, she works at home. She works at home.
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Oh, she works at home. Yeah, he comes home from
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doing this or whatever he's doing, and then he goes
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out to the clubs during the week and he goes
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out on the weekends. They have a baby. We had
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a canceled flight Gary Veter and I this weekend and
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Mark texts him, oh, man, so extra time away from
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the kids.
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I'm like, yeah, no, no, that we're not happy about it.
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Said so much about you.
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Well, I think it's a marriage saver, that road time.
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It is because you're not really designed to be married. No,
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comedian is not. Jim Gaffigan used to say, whenever you
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would hear about a comedian getting married, he would go why.
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Speaking of whether or not comedians should be married, Amy
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Schumer announced that she and husband Chris have ended their marriage.
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As I've said on this show before, I think that's
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truly sad. I don't want to see any marriage end.
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I don't come here to dunk on Amy, but Amy
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continues to make decisions that just bewilder me. Amy wrote
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this on Instagram. I'm going to read it verbatim, and
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the first three words she wrote are blah blah blah.
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It's not me being flippant. That's what she actually wrote
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to announce her divorce. Amy Schumer on Instagram posted a
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picture of herself Chris and their son on the New
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York City Subway. The caption quote, blah blah blah. Chris
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and I have made the difficult decision to end our
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marriage after seven years. We love each other very much
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and will continue to focus on raising our son. We
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would appreciate people respecting our privacy at this time. Once again,
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Amy writes, blah blah blah. Not because misspelled, I dropped
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some pounds and thought I could bag s basket, and
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not because he's a hot James Beard Award winning chef
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who can still pull some hot tail. Amicable and all
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love and respect family forever. I imagine Amy has a publicister,
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access to a publicist, and could have just released a
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statement and said, you know, respect her privacy, and I
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think we all would. It's just weird. A source close
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to the pair tells people there's nothing ugly. It's a split.
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They've just been finalizing a few things. The New York
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Post reported that Amy sold her Brooklyn Heights town host
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for less than she paid. City records show that Amy
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sold the four story residents at nineteen Cranberry Street for
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eleven million dollars, roughly one point twenty five million below
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the price she and her husband paid in twenty twenty two.
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The five bedroom property, built in eighteen twenty nine and
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appears in the film Moonstruck, spans roughly fifty five hundred
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square feet and includes a private garden and gated parking,
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a restored roof, original fireplace mantles, and a custom kitchen
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outfitted with antique cabinry and a wine cellar. According to
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a prior listing, did you watch Robbie Hoffman special? It's
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pretty fantastic. I still can't decide if it's the number two, three,
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or four special of the year. At worst it's number four.
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You should watch it. John mullaney, producer of the special,
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interviewed Robbie Hoffman for GQ. This interview, as you can imagine,
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with m'lanie and Robbie's all over the place, I'll pick
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away at it over the next couple days. Mlanie's opener,
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if you open a water bottle and you don't hear
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a crack, do you still drink it? Robbie Hoffman said,
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mm MMMM'LINI said I found that if I note that
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it doesn't crack, but I still drink it. M'linie was curious,
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did you ever have a time where you pulled back
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her if you've been full blast your whole life, Robbie said, well,
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here's the thing around you. I'm still full blast because
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I'm nervous. For instance, somebody I really respect, I would
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treat back to talking a lot, to sharing a lot,
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I go full blast. I think I had a big
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period in life of calming down, but then I burst again.
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What happened was it was very embarrassing to be this
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boisterous and loud, especially as a girl, and opinionated and
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kind of you know, if we had a pop quiz,
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I'd be like, this is an injustice, and then I'd
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get embarrassed and I would say to myself, for you,
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shut the f up. But I really tried not to
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do anything for a long time, and then I kind
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of came back to it. Now it pops up when
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I'm really excited. It's not just you, just anyone, but you,
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especially because I love being in your presence. I noticed
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that a lot more, not that I'm dancing for my
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keeper or anything like that. It just comes out naturally.
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Jimmy Carr was on the Louis Thorough podcast, and I
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don't know if I said the man's name right. I
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don't mean disrespect. There's like five thousand articles about how
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to pronounce his name correctly, and I have to keep
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moving here. Jimmy Carr was defending his decision to perform
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at the Riod Comedy Festival. Jimmy Carr said, I played it.
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I loved it. I think we need to give up
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on the idea that the Middle East becomes Western Europe.
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The Middle East is a very different place, and the
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same people that will tell you diversity is our strength
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will tell you don't go there. They're not like us.
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The thing I like about Saudi Arabia is the direction
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of travel. Look at where it was forty years ago,
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look at where it is now. The direction of travel's
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pretty good. How much were you paid, Jimmy Carry said,
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I was paid. I would say a commensurate amount with
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selling out an eight thousand seater room. So it's a
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big room, and I got paid. I earned it. Cars
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spoke about freedom of speech interestingly enough and said you
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have to deal with the consequences. If you're going to
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say that, you got to be willing to say it
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and go, Yeah, I don't regret telling that joke. That's fine.
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Some people were really upset by it. That's okay. I've
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got the people that come and see me and they
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really like that stuff, and I've got to serve them,
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not someone else. Felix Jakins is Amnesty International's UK head
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of Campaigns. Felix said this is entertainment washing in action,
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using big name comedians and glossy festivals to project reform
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while repression continues off stage. No amount of laughter, it
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can disguise the reality of Saudi Arabia's human rights record.
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Last year alone, a record three hundred and forty five
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people were executed, many after deeply flawed trials. Comedians performing
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there should ask whether challenging repressions or helping to legitimize it.
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Performing free speech in a country speaking freely can cost
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you your life isn't brave, It's hypocrisy. Jimmy Carr said,
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I got paid. I earned it. Oh, I think I
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said that already. Sorry, I repeated a quote. I'll remember
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to edit that out later. Anthony has a book club,
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he told Vulture. Yes, I'm going to start a book
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club next year. Jessel nick book club and the goals
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to try to get guys to read literature. I feel
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like people say I do like to read, but I
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read serious books and that drives me crazy. I think
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that literature is serious, if not more serious than nonfiction.
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You learn just as much. I think the world is
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lacking in empathy, and the guys can benefit from literature.
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I've got a list of twelve books of the month,
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but that might change something new comes out. I'd like
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to get into that book influencer space, where on the
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first of the month it's here's what we're reading, and
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then you can ask questions at the end of the
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month and I'll answer your questions, talk about why I
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love this book, and just try to give a reading
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list for guys. And it's okay to put a book
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down and say I don't like this, pick up something else.
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Just keep trying. My first book in January is going
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to be The Getaway by Jim Thompson. It's an action
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book that's been made into a movie several times. The
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end of it is almost supernatural. It almost turns into
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a horror novel. And if you're a fan of mine,
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I think you can get into this book. It's two
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hundred fifty pages. It's easy to read. My second book
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is a Vonnagut that I think says more about podcasting
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today than it does about World War two. TV is
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getting worse, movies are getting worse, and I think books
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become a more viable entertainment option for people as things
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have become more corporate and bland. I don't know if
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the book club will be successful. It might get five
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hundred views and no one cares and they make fun
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of me. But that's okay. I'm picking timeless novels that
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I think a guy can get through without being embarrassed.
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A book that you can read on the subway. No
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one's making fun of you for it. They talked about
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John Mulaney's book Club jes Unix sent my publisher. I
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saw the Milleni post and was like, uh oh, it's fine.
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His first one was the first book I picked up
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in January. Playworld that I've forgotten every single thing. It's
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been on some lists and I couldn't tell you a
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single thing about the book. It's okay to forget everything
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you've just read. It's hard to remember things. I could
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barely give descriptions of a lot of the books in
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my top ten. I don't know how seriously Milanie is
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taking in. It seems like it was just a post
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put up on Instagram and a social media person was like,
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you should try this. Great. I hope there's a million
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comedian book clubs, but I'd like to go a bit
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deeper than just holding a book and saying this month,
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we're reading this and then never mentioning it again. Sarah Sherman,
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doing a lot of press, spoke to Variety and said
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that she bombed when opening for Adam Sandler as You're
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My Best Friend tour, but says the thing about saidlor
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Is is comedy is really surreal and bizarre and dirty, so
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it's actually a good fit with her own style. But
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apparently she said she's stunk. Here's why, because she relies
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on being in smaller venues for interactive comedy. She explained,
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so much of my material is very audience interactive, so
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it's weird to be so far away from people, and
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my voice is very shrill, and when it's ricocheting off
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the walls of aa Gine Arena, it can be painful
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for some people. If you're listening on Spotify, follow daily
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comedy news, so it shows up on your feet every morning.
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That's the kind of sentence. Somebody trying to go the
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Spotify algorithm would say on several podcasts in a row,
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pay attention to that kind of thing out on the
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eight hundred pound Gerrilla today Christopher MacArthur Boyd's Scary Times.
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No shocker here. Howard Stern is not suddenly ending his
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career tomorrow. Nope, what do you know? Howard Stern has renewed.
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After all that press about Howard's being canceled, Howard did
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into many bit bah bah blah blah. I told you
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all along, the whole thing was nonsense, and right before
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the winter break, Howard would announce renewal. Howard announced a
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three year deal. He gets a more flexible schedule. He's
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already only doing three days a week and has July
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and August off. Boy, nice money if you can get it.
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Howard is what I call a once in two generations
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Hall of famer, the best who ever did it, but
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