Controversial Louis C.K. documentary coming, Rob Schneider rips Will Smith

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Callaroga Shark media very very robust one
today for a Monday, and especially a

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summer Monday. Hi, I'm met
Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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The trailer for the documentary about Louis
Ck is out. I'll play it for

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you in a second. The Daily
Beast reviewed the trailer and they say it

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opens with footage of fellow accused predator
Charlie Rose describing the comedian as philosopher king

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in the mold of Lenny Bruster,
Bob Dylan. Yeah, there was a

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time there when c K was absolutely
being compared to George Carlin. Pre cancellation

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Sorry Not Sorry is about c K's
ongoing and largely successful attempts at to come

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back after getting canceled in the fall
of twenty seventeen. I'm not sure he's

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all that canceled. Did he lose
gigs, Yes, but he also can

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sell out the Garden, so he's
not that canceled. But the Daily Beast

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tells us Sorry Not Sorry gives the
woman who first spoke out against him a

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chance to tell their story with a
little more time than some of the media

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coverage gave them. The documentary premier
the Toronto International Film Festival. It will

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hit theaters and video on demand on
July twelfth. I'm not sure how wide

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of a released this is going to
get in the video on demand bothers me

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is a little strong, but I'd
like more people to see this, and

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video on demand means you're gonna have
to go out of your way to be

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like, oh, yeah, this
even exists. And now that I know

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it exists, I want to throw
some money in its direction. I wish

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this were just streaming on Netflix or
something so it could be more widely discussed.

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Let's play the trailer here a little
longer than I usually do for an

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audio excerpt, but I think you
need to hear. I'm going to play

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most of the trailer. I'll chop
it a little part where there's just some

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music and a slight warning for language
here as they describe the things that Louis

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was doing in colloquial language, comparisons
to Lenny Bruce, comparisons to Bob Dylan,

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comparisons to being a sort of philosopher. Can Jesus. When I said

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I wanted to work with Louis c
K, I should have been more specific

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to like how it all panned out. Most female comedians quit because just a

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series of indignities that they have to
suffer their entire life, because you've been

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socialized in this world where men get
to treat women, howrder they want.

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If he's done this stuff and he's
denied it, we just thought, well,

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let's see how much of a story
there is there. We got the

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sense that there were going to be
other women. They were told to keep

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quiet. People are scared. They
want to be on his side for work.

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He didn't use the word sorry,
but he wrote a whole essay explaining

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that he knew he did something wrong. He got caught. The man got

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caught. I was like, well, the fact that I thought it wasn't

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my problem is the problem. Like, that's exactly the problem Luis did.

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What was all rough? I don't
know how do we deal with this?

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How do we welcome people back or
not welcome people back? Usually white men

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get away with the stuff that they
do. You know, he's coming back,

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right. He started to do more
touring, and they started to sell

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out. Everybody lives with a certain
amount of hypocrisy, And this is the

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amount that I've allocated for myself making
fun of the Victims is still good for

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business. Women are hurting and feel
like they're crazy because everyone is letting all

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these predators back. Not only did
he get away with it, he's like

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rubbing it in all of our faces. Director Caroline Suh says, while Louis

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c K certainly lost a lot in
the process, he still has a lot

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of fans. You don't really know
or care about what happened. I think

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you could say that a lot of
women are canceled because before they even get

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a chance to do something, Because, as we try to show in the

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film, building or having a career
after something like this happens can become more

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difficult. In an already difficult field
like comedy, it can be easy to

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just focus on Louis and what we
think should or should not happen to him,

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But the film shows that Louie's behavior
was an open secret for a long

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time. I think we also need
to look at the role we play in

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these kinds of stories and whose careers
we work hardest to protect. John mulaney

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spoke to The Rap about his late
night show. M'laney did a lot of

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press late last week. That makes
me think something's up somebody's laying the groundwork

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for something. M'laney told the Rap
the best thing about everybody's in la is

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we didn't have time to learn.
There was something great about not learning.

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I wouldn't want to lose that,
but I don't know how you wouldn't lose

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that. I'm a big fan of
late night talk shows, panel shows,

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lots of things like that. It
was fun to do our version of it.

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We were very conscious we were gonna
have people on that I really wanted

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to talk to, and some of
them might not be TV savvy or might

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not have done much media before,
but they were the core of the panel.

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To me, they were the whole
reason to do a show. The

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extra fun of it was that every
big comedian was in town at the same

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time. Mlaney describes himself as a
pretty curious person. Malani liked this compliment

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from Jerry Seinfeld, who said,
this is so much fun. Eline says,

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I was really happy that he was
much much more interested in hearing calls

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from people about coyotes than talking about
comedy or his movie coming out. And

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same with John Stewart, same with
everyone is he opened to another late night

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esque show. M'laney said, oh, totally. I'm open to so many

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things now. John praised some fellow
comedians that he wanted a spotlight, including

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Langston Kerman, Pat Reagan, Robbie
Hoffman, and Cole Escolo, whom Alaney

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called one of the best solo performers
I've ever seen anywhere. On the comedy

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industry, m'laney says, the scale's
bigger than it's ever been. That doesn't

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mean there weren't stand up comedy superstars
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the sheer amount of comedians touring larger
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been. Yeah. I got into
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somebody like Andrew Schultz plays the Garden. There was a time when if a

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comedian even played the Garden, never
mind sold it out, it was a

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huge news. Rob Schneider in the
news again he called Will Smith an a

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hole. Schneider was on the Kyle
and Jackie o Show where apparently he called

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Will Smith a liar and a complete
utter fraud. Actually there's a typo in

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the article, or maybe not Will
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Is Will Smith a place where a
wild animal, especially if fiercer dangerous

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one lives. You'd have to ask
Rob Schneider. Perhaps he's a layer or

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a liar. I don't know.
Schneider said, it's a deep dark thing

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to do that in front of all
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comedian who's literally the best comedian of
our generation. You wouldn't have this whole

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wave of comedy that came after if
it wasn't for Chris Rock. He kicked

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open the doors, Schneider said,
I'm reading verbatim here. I'm not sure

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the second half of the quote makes
sense, but the same article said Lair

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Will as a douchebag. The thing
is, that's how politically correct the academy

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is that they were so caroly,
because if I would have done that,

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they would have been hauled off to
prison. Thinking that should have said that

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Rob Schneider would have been hauled off
to prison if he slapped someone who knows

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so much news about Late Night,
like five stories in a row, let's

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run through them. Jimmy Fallon has
renewed his deal with NBC. He will

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host the Tonight Show through at least
twenty twenty eight. If it ain't broken,

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Don't fix it. NBC suit Mark
Lazarus, in a statement, says,

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for nearly thirty years, Jimmy Fallon
has brought laughter into the homes of

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millions and charmed audiences from the stages
of thirty Rock. It's been a privilege

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to witness Jimmy at the helmet of
the Tonight Show, and we're thrilled to

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see what innovations and the incredible staff
will deliver in the years to come With

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the network, Jimmy Fallon said,
for nearly thirty years, I've brought laughter

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those of millions and charmed audiences from
the stages of thirty Rock. It's been

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a privilege to be at the helmet
of this night show, and I'm thrilled

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to see what innovations me and the
incredible staff will deliver in the years to

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come at the Network. No,
I'm not changing my quote. Tell Mark

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to change his. That is amazing
love. It may recall fallon faced allegations

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of creating a toxic workplace at the
Tonight Show is detailed in a Rolling Stone

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story. We've made that go away. We're back to Hey, it's Jimmy

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Fallon. Don't ask questions about that
other stuff. Seth Myers is losing his

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band now. Like many others,
I reacted and said, Seth Myers has

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a band. Apparently there's a band
called the eight G Band that is a

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quote signature element of the Seth Myers
program. Now. To be fair,

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I don't know if I've ever seen
Late Night with Seth Myers. I've seen

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clips, I don't think I've ever
actually watched it. Apparently had a band

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they're leaving. Eli Jenny, the
keyboardist of the HG Band, told Vulture

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that the trio was informed in recent
weeks that the band would cease to be

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a regular part of the program.
Do two budget cuts, Jenny said.

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In the end, NBC was adamant
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to. It's not just the ben
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man, so there's a lot of
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easy way for them to cut the
budget. Easy's not the right word.

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Smart move by John Stewart. He's
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Daily Show following the two presidential debates, the first one on June twenty seventh,

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the second on September tenth. The
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the road for both the DNC and
RNC conventions. Trevor Noah did live debate

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coverage in twenty sixteen. He did
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was this pandemic. I don't know
if you heard about it. It's unclear

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if the live episodes will mean that
John Stewart will work two days those weeks,

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or if you'll take Monday off and
just do the Tuesday. John Stewart

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was the guest on a podcast called
The Town. That's a good podcast if

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you're until this Hollywood business stuff,
and he talked about what happened over there

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at Apple. John says, has
things went along and I did a bunch

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of other projects. I started having
this idea in the back of my head

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about the sort of difference between whether
in climate when it came to the institutions

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and the media and all these different
things. And the Daily Show had always

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been a little bit more about the
weather, you know, we were kind

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of every day in there. And
the genesis of the problem was what if

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we looked at it more as climate
systems, what causes the weather? How

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did these things arise? And I
felt invigorated again by it. There's something

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about changing the perspective and looking at
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revelatory to me and kind of excited
me again. That was the Apple Show.

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And then Apple said, would prefer
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I said, oh, no,
no, no, but I'm excited again

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and they were like, yes,
we are less. So got news for

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you, John apples right here and
so you know, we had some disagreements

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about the direction of it, the
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et cetera. Yeah, if you
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right yuck it up, John Stewart
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company like Apple, there are a
lot of factors to take an account,

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like when you work for a corporate
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Like even in Comedy Central, the
dealer is I get to do what I

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want until they think it's going to
hurt their beer sales or whatever it is

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they want to sell. And that's
the deal we all make. Nobody is

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owned a platform. And when you're
in somebody's house and they want you to

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take your shoes off, you take
your shoes off. You go to somebody

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Else's house. Taylor Solison has been
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five tDCS and Amy Reisenbach is a
CBS suit who said Taylor is a gifted

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comedian who brings a unique voice,
energy, and plenty of riz to Late

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Night. I learned riz as a
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the little things. I'm glad.
She added that because I was going to

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totally rip that quote. A.
Ratings for the show overall are lower than

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what James Corden was doing. However, we're told it's a solid ratings performer

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in eighteen of forty nine, and
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probably makes more money. Who knows
from the Vatican News, your home for

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comedy news, the comedians were over
there at the Vatican on Friday. I

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wasn't there. Deacon Mike, who
knows a lot of bishops. I've seen

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Deacon Mike talking to bishops. They
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he might not know the Pope,
but you know it's people who knows the

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Pope. Did he hook me up
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did not imagine what this episode could
have been. Instead, I'm playing Louis

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c. K Trailers, Thanks Deacon
Mike. The Pope said, because laughter

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is contagious, can break down social
barriers and create connections. Vatican News tells

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us. The Holy Father went on
to highlight another miracle of comedians, the

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ability to make people smile even when
tackling serious issues. The Pope said,

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I can't believe I'm saying. The
Pope said, I don't think that's ever

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come up on the show before,
other than last week. The Pope said,

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you denounce the excesses of power,
give voice to forgotten situations, highlight

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abuses, point out inappropriate behavior,
but without spreading alarm and terror, anxiety

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or fear divine wisdom. Practice your
art for the benefit of none other than

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God himself, the first spectator in
history. Remember this. When you managed

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to bring intelligent smiles to the lips
of even a single spectator, you also

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make God smile. We can even
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and joke with those we love.
But the Pope pointed out this must be

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done without offending the religious feelings of
believers, especially the poor. Continue to

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cheer people up, especially those who
find it hardest to look at life with

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hope. Help us with a smile, to see reality with its contradictions,

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and to dream of a better world. So more coverage of this event.

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Remember I mentioned I didn't think there
was a comedian named James. There might

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be a comedian named James Martin,
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Vatican. It was indeed, Father
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he was on the list of comedians. Don't know why, doesn't matter.

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According to reports in the media,
Jimmy Fallon was seen larking around the front

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of the audience hall before proceedings got
underway. He was reportedly quickly he told

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to take a seat as the Pope
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Conan O'Brien described his meeting with the
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brief. He spoke in Italian,
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It was quick. Had a wonderful
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off, Hey, in the Northeast, the weather was gorgeous. I don't

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blame you, but go back and
listen to Saturday's episode where I talked to

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comedy with New York Times critic at
Lord's Jason Zenniman. I think you'll like

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that one a lot. The upcoming
week, I have already corded eighty minutes

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or so before the edit with Mike
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We got all nerdy about David Letterman, so that'll be coming up on Saturday.

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A nice benefit for me is I
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some new followers, and I'll feel
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if you read it or not,
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comedy recommendation. You probably heard me
over the weekend say I had not yet

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watched Connor O'Malley Stand Up Solutions.
I didn't lie, but I had taped

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it before I watched it. I
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It's on YouTube. I liked it
a lot. Connor O'Malley stand Up Solutions

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A recommendation from me. Spoilers for
season four of the Boys. I'll give

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you a second here. If you
watched the Boys. Yet that's what I've

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been watching all weekend. That's why
I'm behind on my comedy specials. Again,

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as tends to happen. Plus,
I was outside all weekend. It

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was so nice. All right,
there was a cameo in the Boys,

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and I'm about to spoil it.
Will Ferrell, hilarious has always made a

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cameo in The boy is that they're
making a movie about a train who's kind

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of sort of not quite the flash. In the movie within the Boys,

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Will Ferrell stars as a train's coach
who warns a train against throwing aways talents

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to sling yayo from gangbangers. I'm
sure we'll delivered it in a much funnier

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way than I just did. Hello, I'm not sure. Coach Will Ferrell

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says, you can either outrun this
life or you can outrun yourself into an

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early grieve. The director says,
Holy f We're not going to beat that.

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That was effing perfect, literal tears. Who's happy they spent two weekends

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at the Compton Youth Center. Now, Will Ferrell, as Will Ferrell says,

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I'm not giving off too much of
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The director says, as if that's
a bad thing. Wait what does that

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smell? Everyone? Stop? What
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Will Ferrell spawns hilarious as always,
I had falafel for lunch. The director

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then critiques a train. According to
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with Will Ferrell did not make it. Kirk Ke tells the Rap as you

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can imagine, these guys are world
class improvisers. We have so much film

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on them riffing and trying different things. At one point they make out there's

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just so much material there that we
couldn't use it, but hopefully in the

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special features of deleted scenes, because
they have a lot of really good stuff.

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As I just mentioned, I haven't
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the Rap did, and they said, the reason she looks so confident in

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her day you stand up special everything
must go because she's been working on the

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joke since twenty seventeen or twenty eighteen. There's no comedic comparison to what Einbinder

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does. On one moment, she
leans into a round of tried and true

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dating jokes, only to subvert them
at the last minute. Spoiler as a

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bisexual woman Einbinder has dubbed men idiots
and women annoying. The next she pretends

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to be the moon, making use
of the thick red curtain most other performers

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would ignore. The joy of Einbinder's
new special is you never know where the

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comedian's going to go or what to
expect from her punchlines, but you always

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know that the journey will be interesting. That sounds good. I want to

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check this one out. They asked
her favorite pieces of comedy. Hannah said,

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Oh my god, it's so hard. I got to sound super interesting

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here, gotta be Niche. Probably
The Mighty Booshe, which is a wonderful

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character driven sketch show. The Brits
are like, yeah, we know the

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answer, Like, what's the Mighty
Boosh? I think it's on Hulu.

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It's a good show. Check it
out, Hannah. What comedians have been

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impressing you lately? She says,
Michael Longfellow. I think he's the most

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brilliant, succinct, distinct comedic voice
that I'm aware of. He's so original

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and so funny and whipsmart and I
look forward to seeing his special and that

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he's your comedy news for today.
To you tomorrow,