John Mulaney has the potential to be the next "80s Letterman"

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Callaroga shark media. Man, there's
so much going on. I could seriously

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pre tape next week and tating next
week off. I've been bouncing so many

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stories. I am Johnny Mack with
your daily comedy news. Netflix just dominating

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everything. And if you listen,
last week, I was doing a lot

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of stories about Jerry Seinfeld. I
appreciate someone who's self aware. Listen to

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this clip. I've trimmed it down
a little bit for pacing and to get

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to the good stuff. But here, enjoy this, guys. Oftentimes when

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an actor is promoting a new movie, let's say a Netflix movie, they

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have to do a lot of press, sometimes too much press. Here to

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comment is a man who did too
much press. Oh my god, I

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gotta stop. Yeah, you've you've
kind of been everywhere. I mean,

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I've seen you. You've been.
I even saw you on Rich eisen I

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wasn't on Rich Eyson, No,
you were. I saw it. I

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like Rich Eyeson. I find him
accessible. Yeah. Yeah, it's a

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sports show. I know I know
that now so well for the viewers,

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how does someone know that they're doing
excessive press? Well, that's the thing

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you don't know. I mean until
someone who cares about you, shows you

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a video package and you see yourself
with people with these names Hoda Morocca,

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Chanel Vlad And I know I can't
undo all the press I've done, but

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I want to help other people.
If you're struggling with press, you're not

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alone. I'm talking to you,
Ryan Gosling. When I started doing press

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ron Frost that I was like,
you funny, good looking. Now look

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at me. Do you think this
is how I wanted to spend my twenty

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sixth birthday. Nice job, Jerry. So yesterday I published a bonus episode.

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In the bonus episode, I discussed
at length the roast of Tom Brady,

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What an amazing event. I also
discussed Kat Williams, and I gave

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you short shrift to Bin. I
realized after I published it. When I

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read the substack version of the podcast, I'm like, oh, I probably

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should have actually talked about Mulaney on
this podcast, So let me do that

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right now. Friday night, I
watched John Mulaney Everybody's Live in LA and

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for the first ten to fifteen minutes
I thought eighties letterman had come back to

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me. And I'm talking about the
very very early Lucy Goosey brown set,

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not the blue set, the brown
set David Letterman, when you'd get a

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lot of Chris Elliot and a lot
of Larry Budd Melman. John came out,

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he looks great with the longer hair, did a nice monologue, did

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the equivalent of a desk piece about
the neighborhoods of Los Angeles, although he

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was technically standing. And then Jerry
Seinfeld comes out, and I'm watching this

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and I'm like, give this guy
a late night show right now. This

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is amazing again, Lucy Goosey.
They did a field bit where they had

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a guy up in the hill somewhere
waiting for coyotes. The bit kind of

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went nowhere and fell flat in that
very funny early eighties Letterman way of we're

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just throwing stuff to see what happens. Conan kind of had that vibe on

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his Late show, and I'm loving
it. Right I'm thinking, sign Milleniu

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up. So Jerry comes out and
he's paired up with a coyote expert.

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This is Friday Night Show, not
Last Night with John Stewart, which is

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weird and quirky. Now the coyote
guy who's sitting there with Jerry Seinfeld and

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John Mullaney held his own and was
entertaining. Jerry's doing the what the hell

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is this show kind of vibe and
it's just fun. And now the mistakes

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started to happen. Somebody decided it
was a good idea to take a live

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call. Now. I have worked
in audio radio, podcasting, satellite broadcasting

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since nineteen ninety two, professionally since
nineteen eighty seven, including college. I

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will tell you this, civilians cannot
tell a story. If you're doing say,

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political talker radio, which I've done, you coach the caller to get

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right to their point, and I'm
telling you, after the first sentence it's

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diminishing returns and hang up on the
caller and get the ball back to your

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host. So Netflix's producer decided,
okay, we've got John mulaney and Jerry

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Seinfeld, let's take a call from
a civilian. And this nice woman starts

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telling her coyote story, but she
doesn't know how to tell a story,

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and Jerry's trying to save it,
and it goes on and on and on,

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and I'm like, you have Jerry
Seinfeld sitting there, what are you

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doing. They finally hang up with
her and they don't have commercials. It's

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Netflix, so they throw it to
a prepackaged thing where I don't even remember

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who. It was, a bunch
of comedians going house hunting. The packaged

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bit was so bad that I went
upstairs and started talking to my wife.

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That's not a rip at my wife. I was just like, not in

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Eddie, hurry to get back to
the TV. By the time I came

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back downstairs, Seinfeld was gone,
and I'm like, you had Jerry Seinfeld

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and you wasted it on a caller, and now Jerry's gone. What are

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you doing? That said? I
think there's a lot of potential in Milaney

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as a late night host. And
by late night, I mean yeah,

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ten pm on Netflix, maybe even
a little earlier for US East Coast people

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like to go to bed Hi.
I think that would be fantastic. I'm

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not sure we need five nights a
week. That's a lot of content to

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consume here in the mid twenties.
But if you gave me Mulanie, I

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don't know, Monday to Thursday,
Tuesday to Thursday, three times a week,

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keep it short, maybe do a
tight forty five minutes, I think

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it could be really good. My
other note to John Mullaney and the producers.

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Teach this to my college students.
I teach this professionally as a broadcasting

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executive. Johnny Carson had it right. When you have a good guest,

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shut up and let your guest be
funny. The anecdotal example is Johnny would

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have on, say Burt Reynolds.
Burt Reynolds would tell a great story.

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Johnny would sit there and laugh,
and the next day at work everybody would

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say, did you see Carson.
So John Mullaney, you're very funny yourself,

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But when Jerry Seinfeld sitting there,
just shut up, stay out of

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the way, and definitely don't take
calls anyway. Mullanie a lot of potential,

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A lot of potential hasan minaj at
the Netflix Festival said We've all failed

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at our lives. But if you
ever failed so bad that you bring back

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John Stewart is a great joke.
He said, I saved a dying institution.

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You're welcome. John himself performed at
the Netflix is a Juket Festival.

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This from the eight hundred Pound Gorilla. John played the Greek Theater Friday Night,

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six thousand seats outdoors. Ricky Valez
opened and Ricky Set. He talked

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about having a Jewish wife, a
friend who has four dads, which is

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one dad away from an Ocean's eleven
movie, being a nineties kid, Dodgeball

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and Joe Biden. Next up Josh
Johnson from The Daily Show. He commented

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on the surroundings. The Greek Theater
has a really good view, and he

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said not every show's like this,
and he talked about staying in a hotel

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with friends, companies pretending to be
your friend, and deconstructing KFC. Mike

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Birbiglia. Next up is set per
the eight hundred Pound Gorilla. Consisted of

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imagining his daughter as a fifteen year
old, his daughter doing ballet, and

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his marriage. Sarah Silverman then kept
her set pretty tight. She said she's

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in the process of starting over after
releasing a special last year that is a

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pretty good special if you haven't seen
it. She admitted she was working out

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material that her topics included what it's
like to be on tour, a fly

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sketch she wrote for Phil Hartman on
SNL and targeted ads. Musical act Gary

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Clark Junior came up and did four
songs that makes me go huh why with

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the eight hundred pound. Grella said
it was a fun way to break up

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the comedy and a special treat to
see him play a mini concert. Okay,

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we Les came back out and introduced
John Stewart instead. Jimmy Kimmel walked

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out. He did about a minute
and joked about what it's like to visit

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John Stewart's home. Kim Old joked, what is Netflix getting out of the

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festival? This is six thousand people
not home watching Netflix. That's a good

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joke. John Stewart came out,
his hair whiter than when he left The

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Daily Show, and he said,
this is what I look like now.

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He joked about how aging is a
humbling process, how he tore his rotator

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cuff, and how he to use
his reading glasses to entertain himself. He

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also talked about the presidential candidates,
a dehydrated Mitch McConnell, and voters flipping

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from Obama to Trump, which reminds
me to plug the Ballot podcast. We're

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putting that out five days a week, sometimes seven days a week, depending

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on what the candidates do. That's
been a lot of fun lately. Ballot

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wherever he shows BA double lot,
We've realized people don't know how to spell

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ballot. Even on the back end, we spelled it with two te's.

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Stewart talked about anti Semitism issues,
what the anti woke will get to that

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in a second, and a bit
about buying an AR fifteen to test gun

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restrictions. Eight hundred pound Gorilla said
an evening of comedy that cannot be missed.

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As for the anti wokeness, John
questioned, what are you losing?

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You can't say anything anymore? What
do you want to say? Shut the

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f up? And by the way, people who talk about anti woker the

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biggest efing wises you'll ever find.
I'm just so tired of it, the

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woke stuff. You lose nothing.
I'm a comedian. I've lost two words

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in thirty five years. Honestly,
are you that unimaginative that you can't figure

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it out? I don't Liberals say, don't say Joe Biden is old.

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Don't say what people see with their
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he can't hear us. I know
you know how efing old he is.

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I know you don't want to say
it because Trump is so scary, but

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he's so effing old when you watch
him on television. You're nervous, aren't

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you. I'm not saying that Biden
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be president. Wanda Sykes returned to
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two thousand and two, and she
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was here that night. That night
in question the oscars. You may have

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heard about this Will Smith incidents.
Yes, the eight hundred pound Gorilla was

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at that show too. They've got
good credentials and more free time than I

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have. I would have loved to
have hit this thing. Her opener Keith

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Robinson. Keith has had two strokes. He is aided by a cane,

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and he talked about how his life
has changed and even had fun with the

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crowd. Wanda Sykes came out,
talked about the Oscars. She talked about

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turning sixty married life for time management, the writer strike, the importance of

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voting, and why she stopped drinking
so much. Gorilla writes, if you've

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only seen Sykes in her specials and
haven't seen her live yet, we definitely

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recommend it next time she's in a
city near you. There's a certain energy

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in the room that can't be replicated, even in the best stand up special

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from The Daily Beast. Ted Cruz
not happy with Tom Sigora. Ted Cruz

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was on Megan McCain's podcast. They
discussed a bit in Tom Sigora's special Sledgehammer

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where Sigoura says Ted Cruise is his
neighbor and that Ted Cruise once asked him

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about the origin of the word mf
R. It's complete fiction. It's utterly

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made up. I've never met the
guy. I've sadly watched it on Twitter.

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It's twisted and deranged, and it's
complete fiction, which of course means

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every lefty believes it's true because it's
horrible about me, and he just made

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it up and got some laps from
lefties who hate me. Remember the man

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who rushed the stage during Dave Chappelle's
performance at the Netflix Festival two years ago.

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That man has fired a lawsuit that
alleges security officers and members of Chappelle's

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entourage beat him, ruthlessly, dislocated
his shoulder, and spat on him for

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CBS News. The man in question
identifies as bisexual and was offended by Dave

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Chappelle's jokes relating to the LGBTQ community. He was arrested after the attack and

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held on charges of mister meter counts
a battery and possession of a weapon with

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intent to assault after police discovered he
had a replica handgun containing a knife in

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his possession. The lawsuit claims the
Hollywood Bowl and the security company had hired

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had a duty to exercise reasonable care. It is unclear how much he's suing

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for. Let's see what's happening at
the Netflix Festival today, nine am.

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The Two Bears five K, seven
point thirty Seth Rogan Smokes The Bowl seven

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thirty. Conan O'Brien needs a Friend, Ali Wong at seven. That one

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just added. Hannah Gatsby and close
personal acquaintance is at seven. The Gods

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of Comedy with David Letterman at seven
thirty. Not sure who are the Gods

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of comedy, but I'm intrigued.
I'm a big Letterman fan. As you've

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probably picked up sold Out Asian Nation
with Nigel Ang and that's at seven.

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Most shows aren't listed as sold out, so it's interesting that that one is.

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What's this seven and nine? Low
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at the Troubadour Adam Ray, Francisco
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low key comedy. Kind of enjoying
low key comedy because I just recorded the

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bonus episode and we're like fifteen seventeen
minutes into this one, and my voices

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shot, can I stay at this
cadence instead? I'm usual, Hey,

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I'm Johnny Mack. Can I just
stay here? Seven o'clock, Sam Campbell,

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two shows, Joe Kim Boosters seven
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at seven boy this is some festival. They are just crushing it. I

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got to turn a pack on,
don't I. Yeah, I'm starting to

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just drown here. Seven thirty Sophie
Bottle and a bunch of other shows I

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didn't tell you about. Let's see
what's at Sydney. I will pull clips

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today because I want to go have
a soda. Any Boyle show is called

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any Are You? Oh? Okay? Love it? The Sydney Arts Guide

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four star is easily reminded of Flea
Bag with an elegant dash of Annie Hall.

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All right, that sounds good.
That's all I can tell you about

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that show. There's no clips,
no other reviews. Billy Williams You're So

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Brave Billy Williams says comedy is hard. Don't believe it. Then come to

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You're So Brave Billy Williams and watch
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as well as old jokes, as
well as she tells you why she is

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so brave. Apparently she is a
New Yorker. Come for the comedy,

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stay for the drinks, and eventually
be asked to leave because look, it's

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three am. Love it. There
seems to be a really strong scene of

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women comedians south of the equator.
We got to get this up here.

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I've been accused in the past of
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the Northern hemisphere, especially in North
America, the male comedians are dominating the

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scene. That's why I talk about
them. Please note, because I am

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sensitive about this, go back and
listen to the last month of shows and

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listen to the names that I've brought
up. What a great scene down there.

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We really need to get that up
here. And my voice is shot,

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I'm gonna stop talking. That's your
comedy news for today. If you

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enjoy the program, tell a friend
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can't preload it for three o'clock.
But I have a meeting on the calendar

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to talk about that to fix that. But in the meantime, I can't

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post the ad free version of this
until I get up in the morning.

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And on Monday, I had to
drive my kid to school and I didn't

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get it up till about seven fifty
five in the morning. With the bonus

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episode I put out right away because
I was already out of bed. But

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again I have to publish it on
the main feed, wait for it to

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clear Apple Podcast customs, and then
when I see it and go, oh,

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here's the ad free version. Very
convoluted. All right, I'm gonna

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stop talking. See you tomorrow.