March 6, 2025
John Mulaney's Talk Show Trailer and Andrew Schulz on Trump
y Mac presents the daily comedy news, covering John Mulaney's return to talk shows with 'Everybody's Live with John Mulaney' premiering on March 12th for 12 weeks. He also dives into Andrew Schultz's recent LA Times profile discussing his apolitical...
y Mac presents the daily comedy news, covering John Mulaney's return to talk shows with 'Everybody's Live with John Mulaney' premiering on March 12th for 12 weeks. He also dives into Andrew Schultz's recent LA Times profile discussing his apolitical comedy podcast, the influence of his interviews, and his new storytelling approach in his special. Johnny critiques various comedy specials from Rosebud Baker, Liza Traiger, George Lopez, and Chris DiStefano, rating them against his comedy snob standards. He also touches on Chris DiStefano's views on political issues and Joe Rogan's influence. The episode wraps by mentioning new releases including J.R. de Guzman's special and Hulu's 'Deli Boys'.
00:00 John Mulaney's Talk Show
02:28 Andrew Schulz's LA Times Profile
03:23 Comedy and Politics: Andrew Schulz's Perspective
07:06 Reviewing Recent Comedy Specials
10:15 Chris DiStefano and Political Commentary
11:55 George Lopez's New Ventures
13:20 Upcoming Comedy Specials and Shows
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00:00 John Mulaney's Talk Show
02:28 Andrew Schulz's LA Times Profile
03:23 Comedy and Politics: Andrew Schulz's Perspective
07:06 Reviewing Recent Comedy Specials
10:15 Chris DiStefano and Political Commentary
11:55 George Lopez's New Ventures
13:20 Upcoming Comedy Specials and Shows
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Callaroga Shark Media.
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Busy one today. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily
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comedy news. Took me quite a while to put this
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one together, and I even moved some stuff into the future.
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So let's just jump right in. John Mulaney's talk show
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is back next week. Somehow sort of sneaking up on everybody,
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least knuck up on me. But here it comes. Mulaney
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said he never wanted to host a talk show, but
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he has released a trailer. I have to give you
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the visual here. So John is standing in a parking
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lot and we're seeing the point of view from like
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a drone. So John is far away, and the discussion
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is how should the promo be filmed? It's a little deconstructionist.
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So again, picture you're looking down from on high and
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John Mulaney is somewhere down there in a parking lot.
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Let's listen, let me know, let me know when you're
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tight enough that I should say the line is something
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gonna cue me when I just want to be tight
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enough to saying the line makes sense? Okay, And Everybody's
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Live is on Wednesdays Live. Okay, So I wait. At twenty,
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I counted to five myself. So just after you call
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out twenty, I'll count to five.
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And as you heard, the abruptly cut to music. So
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it's got you know that Letterman Cone in twelve thirty
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kind of vibe there, like where he's going. During the trailer,
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he puts on a pair of sunglasses like David Caruso,
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and then takes them off again like David Caruso. Everybody's
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Live with John Mulaney's now what it's called March twelve.
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That'll run for twelve consecutive wednesdays. That I got to
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hang out with the trivia guys and or play volleyball
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and then come home and watch mullaney. It's a lot
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of work. I'm just trying to do a podcast here.
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Oh poor me, I have to come home and watch
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Netflix for an hour. Life is so hard doing your podcast, John,
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I feel so bad for you. Richard Kine returns as
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John mulanie's mc M'LINI said the first ever celebrity sit
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down talk show. There's absolutely nothing new about what I'm doing.
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By taking a lot of elements other people have already
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done and doing them out of order, it feels new,
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and that's what's important. Andrew Schultz said, a big profile
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in the La Times, a lot of Schultz press. I'll
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break that apart for the next oh, probably six days.
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It'll take me to get through all this the La Times.
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I was curious why Andrew had Trump on his podcast
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since the podcast is not political in any way at all.
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And Andrew said, no, not really. What do you think
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comedy helped get Trump elected? Andrew? Do you mean Trump
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going on the podcast Times, well, specifically comedy podcast. Trump
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went on several shows, including Your Flagrant Podcast as well
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as Rogan and Theo. Andrew, I have a maybe more
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humbled than some, which is that I don't think it
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influenced the election at all. I think people were going
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to vote this way no matter what, and I think
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seeing him on certain podcasts made them feel more comfortable
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voicing how they were already going to vote. I don't
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think very many people were like watching Trump on Mine
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or Robo or Theo and then flipped on him one
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hundred percent. It's just me. I don't know if we
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have that kind of power. But what he might do
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is make you feel more confident in publicly sharing how
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you feel about Trump, right because maybe in those situations
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he feels a little less radioactive. Schultz. I don't really
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care about politics. I just care about culture. But sometimes
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politics is the reflection of culture. That's when I start
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to kind of key in on it. Now the pendulum
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is swung the other way, so we're like out of
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the censorship area. When we're in a censorship ere comedians
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are usually the first ones to complain about it because
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it kind of affects the way we do our thing,
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and that's happened throughout history, and usually you get like
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really prolific comedians that come out of those times, Carlin
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being one of them. I mean, even Eddie Murphy, you know,
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like people in prior the way that they would talk
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about him, like I can't believe he's saying these things.
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This is so crazy. So I think censorship in a
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way is kind of good for comedy. But comedians speak
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about it, and then comedy's having a boom, and that's
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a reflection of the most influential person on the planet,
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Joe Rowe and being a comedian and loving comedians and
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putting comedy at the forefront of his interest. There's also
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like a social media aspect and where it's like everybody
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wants a funny tweet, a funny picture of funny meme.
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There's like currency and being funny. You know, it's kind
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of like the perfect storm. Times asked what was the
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hardest part in prepping for the interview with Trump? Good question,
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Andrews said, for me, just that I want to understand
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who he is. So I spoke to some people close
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to him. I spoke to Dana White for a while,
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and I spoke to Don Junior for a while, and
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I just said, tell me a story. I want personal stories,
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Like tell me your relationship. Like you don't have to
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tell me who he is or who you think he is,
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Like tell me moments that have happened between you guys.
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La Times, what was the goal of the Trump interview
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when you went into it. Did you feel like you
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accomplished it? Schultz? The goal was like the goal with
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every person I sit down with. I don't want to
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tooot our own horn on the pod, but I think
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we got the best interview with a lot of people,
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specifically because we're just trying to find out who you
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are and make you comfortable enough to hang with us.
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We're just trying to have the best hang on the internet.
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That's it. I hate that I have I hate that
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I even have to mention this. It's so stupid. We
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offered tons of Democrats to come on, but you know
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they didn't. Mark Cuban came on. I'll say that, and
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then Cuban was trying to push more Democrats to come on.
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He's a big surrogate for Kamala. Good followup by the
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light time. Did they give a reason as for their no? Andrew?
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I think they're in a situation where they're playing like
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a little bit of prevent defense. And I think it's
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a tricky thing. Again, I speak about these things culturally.
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I don't really understand politics, but I can just understand
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the people's reaction to things. I think Americans like risk.
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We like people who are going to take a risk.
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I think that they were seduced by Bernie Sanders because
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he looked like he was taking risks. He was out
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there like f the billionaires, f these big corporations, they're
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taking your money. I want to get your money back,
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and all of us were like, yo, he's gonna get killed,
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like this guy's fire. I think that's the tricky thing
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for the Democrats. They could win this so easily if
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they made this about class. If they made it a
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class war, they'd win in a heartbeat. It's so easy.
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But it seems like they're not willing to do that
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because I think they have very wealthy people donating a
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lot of money to them. They don't want to ruffle
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those feathers. So I have to make it about identity
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politics because it's the only other thing they would win
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in a heartbeat if they mad it about class. I
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think you need a young Bernie. Look at AOC again.
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I don't care what you think about her politics, but
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there are people in her district voted for her and Trump,
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and I think that's because people see her as working
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class and actually want to help the working class, regardless
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if you think your philosophy is right about it. He
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talked about the Brilliant Idiots podcast he does with Charlamagne. Dude.
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It's the best. We've been doing this over for ten
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years and now he's always been this crazy superstar and
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maybe I've gotten a little bit bigger. But then you
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can see the political websites looking or stuff and basically
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watching the pod and they're like clipping it. But the
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thing I like about it is here we are these
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guys that like we might disagree in terms of politics
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about some things, we're friends for over a decade. It's
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just the proof that we don't need America to be
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so divided. We hate each other and we're about to fight,
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but we can actually be best friends and we could
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talk smack in, you know, do whatever we've been doing
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for ten years. In the podcast, while also disagreeing slightly,
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really great stuff there. The Hollywood Reporter had a similar interview, again,
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how much time have I spent on Andrew? Ready? I
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want to keep moving, but this leads into what I
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want to talk about next. Andrew talked about how he
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approached his new special and said, I've never been personal
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and I've never told stories. I had to learn what
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a story was. I read all these books about storytelling,
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you name it, I read it, and I even bought
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these cards from Instagram with like storytelling tactics. I wanted
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to figure out what makes this stuff work? Why are
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some stories good? Why are some boring? And it's the
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thing unfolded. I was like, Okay, what if I just
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told one story? But I never wanted to tell anybody
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it was one story because I didn't want the one
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man show expectation. So that leads me to my commentary.
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I had some time the other night and I was like, oh,
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I'm hearing good things about Andrew Schultz special. Let me
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watch it. And I started to play it, and the
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note I had before I saw this Hollywood Reporter interview
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was I didn't like the storytelling. It didn't work for me.
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His opening joke is, okay, it is about Chicago. I
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won't spoil it, but I personally have been making that
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joke since the nineties, at least half of it, and
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the other half since the early part of this century.
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So not an original joke. He did have a good
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tag on it. Again, I don't want to spoil it.
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If you saw it, it involved Chicago. That joke I
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thought was really good. But then when he got into
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the storytelling, I just I didn't care. Just it didn't
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hook me. I lasted seven minutes, which is usually when
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my comedy special Spidey sense kicks in. Again. Maybe the
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last fifty three minutes or whatever it is is awesome,
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that's not my problem. I'm a dude in a chair
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with her remote and I fum board. I'm out. So
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I was like, all right, let me watch some comedy
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specials since I blocked out the time. Next, I clicked
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on rosebud Baker's special. I was excited about that one,
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and she lost me really early. If you're not familiar
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with that special, the gimmick is she recorded some of
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it while pregnant and some of it after having the baby.
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And the way it's cut, it's going back and forth
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like line by line. So you're watching it and she's pregnant,
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and then the next scene she's not pregnant, and then
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she's pregnant again, and then she's not pregnant again, and
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my brain couldn't handle it, and I'm like, I'm out.
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Did not last long at all. I'm like, all right,
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what else is out there? Oh? Yeah, Lisa Traeger had
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a special Netflix put in front of me. I clicked
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on that. I liked her energy a lot. I thought
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it was fun. I am a comedy snob. In case
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you can't tell, is I'm just hating on everything this morning.
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But I did think it was fun. I think at
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its core it was fine. It won't make my end
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of the year list. It's just fine. It's just another
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comedy special. It's fine. But I did like her energy
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a lot, and I'm like, all right, let me keep going.
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Let me head over to Amazon and see this George
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Lopez special that, as far as I could tell, George
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Lopez did no promotion for Can I tell you here's
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the word I'm using to describe it, horrific, Like George,
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what are you doing? It's kind of like George taking
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a victory lap. But how about some jokes? Dude, not
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good at all? And I bailed and I'm like, all right,
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surely somebody must have done a good comedy special I
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could watch. I went over to Hulu and Hilarious Christa
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Stefano was on, and the word I'm gonna use hack.
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the hilarious brand, and maybe I don't, and maybe the
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publicist could get in touch with me and tell me
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what it is. But if Christa Stefano special was on
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Fox Nation, I'd be like, yeah, okay, this makes sense,
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and I am saying that for reasons stay with me
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for the rest of the podcast. But on Hulu it
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was just kind of weird and off vibe. It felt
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very Fox and also the jokes are ha, So I went, oh,
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for five. Now you can say this podcast sucks, because
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it probably does. You could say I have no idea
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what I'm talking about, and I probably don't. But one
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admits to being a comedy snob, oh for five. Chris
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de Stefano has been talking a lot lately with Fox
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News Digital. I see him coming up every day on
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their site. Chris told Fox News Digital that men competing
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in women's sports was a humongous issue for voters and
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himself at the twenty four election. Chris believes listing men
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competing in women's sports was the catalyst for many people
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abandoning the Democratic Party in twenty four. Quoting Chris, I
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think also too, just like a big, big, big, big
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big thing five bigs was for all of us, for
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certain comedians and all that. I think the trans women
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