Nov. 4, 2025
Election Day Comedy News: Shane Gillis on SNL!!! JimmY Kimmel's Presidential Run?
Johnny Mac urges listeners to vote on Election Day while covering various topics in the comedy world. He discusses Hari Kondabolu's endorsement in the New York City mayoral race, highlights from the latest SNL episode featuring Shane Gillis and James Austin Johnson, and controversies involving Michael Che and Joe Rogan. The episode also touches on Jon Stewart's views on social media, Trump's comments on late-night TV, and rumors about Jimmy Kimmel running for president. Johnny ends the episode by teasing weight loss news about Amy Schumer for the next show.
00:33 Hari Kondabolu's Political Involvement
02:02 SNL Recap: Mayoral Debate and Shane Gillis
03:58 James Austin Johnson's Trump Impression
04:49 Colin Jost's Controversial Joke
05:59 Michael Che's Instagram Comments on SNAP Benefits
09:19 Jon Stewart on Trump and Social Media
10:57 Stavros Halkias on Joe Rogan and Politics
12:56 Comedy Specials and Festivals
16:22 Conclusion and Teaser for Tomorrow
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Kalaroga Shark Media busy one today and there is a
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pretty large Stephen Colbert interview in GQ. I will cover
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that tomorrow because it's election day. And hello, I am
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Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Please vote today.
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I don't care who you vote for. You gotta vote
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or I'm gonna yell at you tomorrow if you didn't vote,
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So go vote. Hit stop on them. Why are you
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even listening to me unless you're on your way to vote?
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Go vote. As a big New York City mayoral election today,
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Harry Condobolu told nola dot com he doesn't think there's
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much of a Condobolu bump, but Harry Condobolu has made
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an endorsement in the New York City mayor's race. He
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is supporting Zoran Mumdanni. You may be familiar with Mumdanni
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from such things as Rama Yusef playing him on Saturday
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Night Live. We'll get into that. He's a young dude,
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a progressive, making a lot of noise, and will probably
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be in New York City's next mayor. Now, if you
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don't like mister Mumdanni, go vote and vote for one
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of the other candidates see how this works, and then
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if you don't vote, you don't get to be mad
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about it. Harry Condobolo said, I've known Zoran since he
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was like eighteen years old. He went to my alma
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mater vote in college in Maine, and his mom asked
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me if i'd tell him what the school was like
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before he went. During his four years, we kept in touch,
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and we kept in touch after that. I did a
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fundraiser for him when he was running for assemblymen. I've
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known for a while this kid was special, but I'll
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be honest, I didn't think he'd be mayor now. Harry's
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gotten involved with New York area politics before. He has
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told a story about AOC reaching out to him. In
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twenty seventeen, she sent the ever so serious Harry condoboulu
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who a direct message on Twitter. This was before she
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was famous. She shared that she was running a grassroots
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progressive campaign to represent Ports of Queens and the Bronx
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and would Harry collaborate with her. He wrote back, I'm
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pretty busy right now. When he get back to me
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next year. He also called her Alexis in the message. Oops,
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she won, and he said on the night she won.
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He direct messaged her back, you did it. I knew
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you'd win. Harry says, when candidates reach out now, I'm
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likely to say yes when they're asking me to do it.
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Did you watch SNL? It was a pretty good episode,
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by far the best of the season. It opened up
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with a mock New York City mayoral debate. Miles Taylor
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played former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Romy Yusef was
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Zoe ram Mandani. He joked, happy to be here, and
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I'm ready to spend the next hour hearing my opponents
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pronounce my name in ways you couldn't begin to imagine.
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I'm probably getting it wrong. And then, shockingly to me,
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and people don't seem to be making a big deal
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of this, I think this is a big, big deal.
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Shane Gillis played Curtis Sliwa. You know, the Guardian Angel
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guy with the red beret. If you're from New York City,
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you're like, yeah, John, we know. But maybe if you're
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in an other part of the country, you don't know
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this guy. Back in the eighties, when New York City
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was basically hell, the Guardian Angels were like guys that
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would ride the subway wearing red berets and would stick
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up for you if bad guys were trying to do things.
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So Curtis, like to New Yorkers, has been known forever.
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I met him once when Bob Grant's time WOR Radio ended,
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Curtis came by to help Bob Grant move boxes. This
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is the only time I met Curtis Leiba on that
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particular day. He was cool, But I digress. Shane Gillis
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on SNL like it's nothing. You may recall he was
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on the cast and then not on the cast. That's
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the thing that happened. So I don't understand why the
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world was like, oh yeah, Shane Gillis was on SNL,
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like that's a big deal. Also a big deal. Now
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here's the opening sketch. We've got Keenan Thompson as the moderator,
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and just Keenan proves Saturday Night he is the glue.
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I know, we all know this, but he's so good
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at everything, steady, reliable, keeps the trains on time. So
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he's the moderator. And then we have in the three
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shiny spots the guest toast okay, that's fine, and two
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people that aren't on SNL, and I'm sure somebody could
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do a Curtis Sliwa. It's not like Shane Gillis nailed
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the Curtis Sliwa impression, So the whole thing is weird
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to me. Laurene Michaels, do you not trust your cast
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because you're not using them? Towards the end of the sketch,
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j Sames Austin Johnson came out doing his increasingly drifting
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Donald Trump impression. He actually addressed his Trump impression with
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The Hollywood Reporter recently and said the Sands shift he
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used to be not as terrifying when he had moderate
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people around him who were trying to stop him. Now
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they're all gone, and his enemies are powerless and paralyzed
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to stop any of it, which all comes across as
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super dark. How do you find what's funny within that?
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James said, I'm just trying to find new things happening
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with his speech and his brain and definitely the darkness,
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which is not easy with a guy who's been dominating
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every single day for almost ten years. He says, the
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subtlety is where the secret to his impression lies. He
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explains Hamlet is not saying I'm gonna kill myself because
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I suck. He says he's thinking about rivers and bones
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and ghosts. Amid all the soliloquies, you pick up on
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an undercurrent of really complex moral struggle. I don't want
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to call what I'm doing Shakespeare, but I'm trying to
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find the deeper forms of Trump, Who's a rich text.
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People were upset with Colin Jost once again. Colin told
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a joke about the President and wife Milania walking out
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to the White House's Halloween festivities playing the song Thriller.
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Joe said, my favorite part is when Trump and Millennia
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made a grand entrance to the song Michael Jackson's Thriller
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just the perfect soundtrack to lore kids to a famous mansion.
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Some wonder if that's a joke joke. Others wonder if
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that's some sort of Epstein commentary. I didn't write the joke,
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ask SNL Like I said. Good episode. Miles Teller was
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really good. The Property Brothers sketch was really good, and
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James Austin Johnson as Donald Trump was really good. In
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case you missed it, Miles Teller played both Jonathan and
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Drew Scott. The Property Brothers stars of the HGTV show
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Property Brothers. In the sketch, they were helping Donald Trump
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build his new White House ballroom. There was also a
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very funny NHL sketch based upon that there are three
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teams in the NHL. One is the Rangers, one is
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the Kings, and the other is Predators, and a lot
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of the humor came from Predators. I don't want to
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spoil it too much, but that's the setup and you
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should watch the sketch. They're all online. I set them
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out to my family on Sunday night when I finally
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caught up with the episode between Football and More Football,
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and I thought it was a pretty good episode. ALRP said, up,
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Michael Jay. Now this wasn't on SNL. This was on
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Instagram and Chay was commenting on snap benefits, which you
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may know as food stamps. Chay wrote, this, Snap Freeze
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is really fed up and I keep seeing a lot
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of racist videos celebrating mostly black families not being able
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to buy groceries. There's this weird idea that's in some
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people have taken advantage of welfare benefits in the hood.
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Nobody should receive help at all. Jay continued this country's
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built on greedy mf ors, taking shortcuts and gaming of
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the system to their benefit. But for some reason, when
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poor people find a way to turn nickel into a dime,
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they're judged more severely, especially blacks. I know the whole
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hustle is to hate each other here, so we can
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fight in the comments and upburn engagements, but let's draw
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the line to feeding the poor. I grew up on
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free cheese and powdered milk and waiting for your friends
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to leave the store so they won't see me pay
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with stamps. That's not as glamorous as it sounds, I promise. Yes,
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we are very political today it is election day, and
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I put all the politics things in today's show, and
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then tomorrow no politics. So that's why I moved the
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Colbert thing to tomorrow. Now, as you listen to the show, May,
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I could understand if you were, like, you know, John,
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sometimes I don't think you're down with President Trump. Well,
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I have newsview. Sometimes President Trump and I are quite aligned.
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For example, President Trump posted on social media about Late
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Night with Seth Myers. Why does NBC waste its time
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and money on a guy like this? I agree? Why
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does that show exist. Who's it for? Who's watching it?
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It has about seven more viewers than I have listeners.
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I don't know what this is for. So if you're
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like Johnya never backed Trump on anything, I'm backing him
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up on this. Trump declared that Seth Myers may be
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the worst to perform live or otherwise. Again, sometimes the
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President and I are aligned, sometimes we're not, the President continued,
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I watched the show the other night for the first
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time in years. In it, he talked endlessly about electric
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catabults on aircraft carriers, which I complained about is not
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being as good as much less expensive steam catapults on
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an Anyway, it truly deranged, lunatic. I don't think Seth
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Myers is deranged, and I'm not an expert on aircraft
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carrier catapults, so I'm not able to comment on that.
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The President continued, Why does NBC waste its time money?
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And I like this no talent, no ratings, one hundred
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percent anti Trump, which is probably illegal. I'm not a lawyer.
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I'm just a guy in the basement with a podcast.
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I don't think it is illegal at all to be
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anti Trump. Radar online sourcing Rob Shutter, who has a
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sub stack. They're suggesting friends of Jimmy Kimmel would like
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Jimmy Kimmel to run for president. That would be all
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sorts of interesting politics aside, just as somebody who hosts
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a podcast in their basement about comedians please do now.
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I am familiar with Radar Online because when I'm not
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doing this, I write for the Palace Intrigue podcast, and
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I find that Radar Online tends to be more gossipy
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than some other websites Anyway. Supposedly, insiders say that Hollywood
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elites see Jimmy Kimmel as a fearless contender for the
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twenty twenty eight presidency. A source says they're pitching him
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as smart, funny, fearless, but it's a tiny bubble casting
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this role, not thinking about real voters. Another insider said
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of Jimmy Kimmel, he's starting to believe maybe they're right,
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But to real Americans, Jimmy Kimmel and the White House
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sounds more like a late night punchline than a serious plan.
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It is election day. Did I mention that why are
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you still listening to me when you should be voting?
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And then you know you could be like, yes, we
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need more of this or less of this, and you
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could do something about it. Do not sit home today.
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I will scold you. Recently, John Stewart did that live
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conference with David Remnick from The New Yorker. They shared
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a full transcript. Remnick asked John Stewart, why do you
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think Trump won? Stewart said, because of the dissatisfaction of
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an analog system. In a digital world, the distance between
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how you feel about the world and the actual world
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has never been larger. We're victims of the circadium rhythms
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of social media, and social media is incentivized to what
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not to connect us. I've seen the Facebook commercial, and yes,
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it's true, if you do like a certain kind of cat,
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there'll be other people who like that certain kind of cat,
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and you will connect with one another. But the purpose
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of social media to keep you on his platform. That's it.
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That's all these companies care about. They want you on
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that platform. They want you there as long as they
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can possibly have you. And the way they've rigged our
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brains to figure out is that outrage and anger and
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hate and hostility are much stronger drivers of engagement than
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anything else. On the flip side of that, won't answer here.
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By jud Stewart, we have a political system designed as
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an analog. What is the Senate? It's the cooling saucer
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of democracy. And what's Twitter? That's the thing that makes
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you want to rip people's eyes out. You put those
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together and it's not a good mix. And so Trump
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was able to harness the anger and catastrophizing of that
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as a way of taking over the other things that
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we have. Remnick asked, and he didn't find Biden and
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Harris a good remedy for that. John laughed and said,
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on with Zorain Maundani. You finally got a guy in
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New York City who's getting people to vote in the
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affirmative for his positions, which is inspiring people and giving
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a certain amount of leadership. And what is the general
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status call the Democratic Party do with that? That guy's
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a communist like the party goes along with the characterture
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of this man. Look, we're in a bad situation. It's
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not just the crappiness of Trump. It's the passivity of
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the Democratic Party to stick with a status quo that
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most people felt were not working. It was a Legenday,
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did you vote yet? We are political today, Yes, we are.
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Stavros Halkias with Vulture. They were recapping the episode of
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Stave's World with guest Caleb Hearin. That was the one
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where Stavey said he was shocked and disappointed that Joe
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Rogan endorsed Donald Trump. Alkias said, what surprised me about
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Joe in particular is I do think we align on
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a lot. I don't think he's a far right guy.
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