Shane Gillis gets new Netflix deal, SNL cut a great Shane Sketch, and even more reactions!

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Jennie Mack who we have here daily comedy

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news. Sheen gill is getting a
deal with Netflix. Talking about that in

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a second. But Jimmy Fallon had
a good joke about Trump winning the South

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Carolina primary, which was Trump actually
had two versions of his speech, one

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a victory speech in casey one and
a victory speech in casey lost. Hey,

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Seth Meyers celebrated his tenth year anniversary. Guess who stopped by and made

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an edit here for pacing. But
let's listen here with my very good friend

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Amy Poehler. We were talking about
the first show back in twenty fourteen.

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Your fellow guest. He was kind
enough to follow you that night, Vice

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President Joe Biden. Yeah, that
was he was a class act. Yeah,

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we did try to get him for
our ten year anniversary show. Obviously

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got a bigger job now, so
he was unavailable. Oh you couldn't get

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him. I couldn't get him now, Oh I could get him. Hey

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President, welcome back, mister President. It's good to be back. Why

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haven't you invited me earlier? Well, of note, Seth did wear a

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suit I mentioned yesterday he hadn't been
wearing a suit, but I guess when

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you know Potus is coming by,
you suit up all right. Shane Gillis

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has a new deal with Netflix.
They've acquired the independently produced sitcom Tires from

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Shane. He stars and serves as
executive producer. Six episodes self financed.

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It a premiere on May twenty third. As part of the deal, Netflix

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will also produce a new stand up
special with Shane that'll be his second.

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In Tires, Steven Gerbin plays Will, the nervous and unqualified air to and

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auto repair Shane. Will attempts to
turn his father's business around despite constant torture

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from his cousin and now employee Shane. Shane is played by That's right,

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Shane Gillis. Who do think I
was gonna say? I shared in the

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Daily Comedy News podcast group a sketch
that did not make SNL. It is

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wonderful. I would share with you
here, but it wouldn't make sense.

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It's a take off on the insurance
and as with the EMU. You know,

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hey, ad amcle I'm thinking here, I can't even remember what it's

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advertising, you know, the one
with the EMU and It's basically a riff

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on Training Day where Shane and the
EMU go to investigate a case and things

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go sideways like they do in Training
Day. Barstool Sports wrote, what the

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f how did this not make the
cut? Finally, something different and hysterical

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from SNL and they left it on
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what else they're keeping from us.
We had to sit through what felt like

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forty five minutes of Bo and Yang
on Weekend Update for god knows what reason,

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but Limu the EMU doing coke,
is put on Twitter. Barstool rights.

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I don't doubt that there are hilarious
writers over at SNL, but I

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also don't doubt that the show has
lost itself so badly that the theater kids

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in charge of the decisions and Lord
Michaels seems to be in his old man

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who doesn't know up from down era
just have no clue what people want to

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see. I mean, bleep.
They opened the gill Us episode with a

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Trump based cold open that only got
zero laughs. It was almost if the

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writers were saying, oh, yeah, you want killis hosting, Well,

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we're gonna do a crappy Trump sketch. At the top out of spite that

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the opening was pretty bad. I
didn't make it all the way through before

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he had fast forward. I will
talk more about what people really want in

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the second half of today's podcast if
you'd like to see the sketches in the

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Facebook group Daily Comedy News Podcast Group. So I started wondering is Shane even

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controversial? Or we in a cycle
of headlines saying he's controversial? Like,

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who's actually upset that Shane even exists? At this point, I have some

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thoughts about that. I've started a
new substack. I'll talk about the second

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half where I wrote about this.
I'm not sure there's actually a controversy right

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now. There was five years ago, but I'm not sure there's one this

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week. As for who's even offended, I did find one guy, which

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we'll get to in a second.
I find myself in the weird position of

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agreeing with somebody on Fox News.
Guy Benson wrote, if this guy,

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Shane wrot Or said something that was
bad and then maybe went overboard firing whatever,

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is there no path back to redemption? You can never do anything again,

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Like I'm glad s and Alec Nor
then mentality and brought him back,

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maybe belated league because he did a
good job. Yeah, Johnny Mack thinks

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that episode was pretty funny. Fox
News contributor Lisa Booth said, aren't comedians

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supposed to push the boundaries and be
controversial? Co host Charlie Hurt said,

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it's not just the humor, it's
also the truthfulness. The whole point of

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court jesters is they tell the truth
and it's in a funny way, and

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they get away with it and they
don't get beheaded by the king. Co

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host Katie Pavlich said, Americans people
all over itching for more comedy. They

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want to laugh at things, especially
in times that feel very heavy. People

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really want to laugh about these things. And the over sensitivity and calling jokes

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about certain people hate movements. I
think people are really getting tired of that.

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There's a reason you've seen comedians refusing
to go to college campuses, for

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example, because it's not worth it
to them. They're going to go to

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an audience, and there are many
of them that exist where people want to

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laugh and not take things too seriously, and comedy is a great way to

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joke and to really establish what's happening
in the country. Almost a historical record

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in a way that can be funny, and so people want more jokes.

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They don't want to be scolded.
The Fox News article cites Variety from twenty

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nineteen quoting Shane. All Right,
that's a like triple quote there. Back

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then, Shane said, feels ridiculous
for comedians to be making serious public statements,

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but here we are. I'm a
comedian. It was funny enough to

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get SNL. That can't be taken
away. Of course, I want an

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opportunity to prove myself at SNL,
but I understand it would be too much

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of a distraction. I respect the
decision they made. I'm honestly grateful for

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the opportunity. I was always a
mad TV guy anyway. Pavlich said,

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Shane won that one, and I'm
sure he'll be back somewhere else, even

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if SNL doesn't have him back In
The Atlantic, Jeremy Gordon writes under the

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headline what Shane Gillis proved on SNL, and I think this is a pretty

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fair balance to take. Jeremy Gordon
writes, the comedian Shane Gillis is fond

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of joking about all the things he
knows. He looks like a high school

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football coach, a possible parking a
lot rapist, a police brutality skeptic,

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someone who asked to go see the
rest of the bodycam footage before we jump

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to any conclusions he'll pose as a
recognizable genre of buffoon or creep before subverting

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those expectations. In his Netflix special
Beautiful Dogs, he pretended to be a

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ra ro jingoist before lamenting America's epidemic
of gun violence. He also joked about

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becoming an early on set Republican before
noting that emergent concerns boiled down to why

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are black guys in every commercial?
And mermaids are white? In many of

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his routines, he embodies the anxieties
felt by a certain stratum of straight white

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men about their waning cultural influence,
and then he makes these anxieties the butt

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of the joke Gordon Wrights. In
fact, Gillis would likely have never achieved

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his current level of success had he
not been fired by SNL. The podcast

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where he made those remarks is now
the top Patreon account in the world.

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Today was announced that Netflix has ordered
a scripted show and another special for him.

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Considering the social penalties voice that on
most public figures caught using offensive slurs.

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This good fortune may seem surprising,
but the Gillis incident transpired at the

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nexus of Sarah phenomena, ongoing debates
about free speech and comedy, spearheaded by

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celebrity performers such as Ricky Gervais and
Dave Chappelle, and the identity based sensitivities

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associated with wokeness, and finally,
the expansion of an independent media ecosystem centered

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on podcasts, where people can run
their mouth without much oversight and connect directly

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with paying fans scrolling down. Gordon
rights back in twenty nineteen, when Gillis's

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offensive remarks first came to light,
he said, up, I'm happy to

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apologize to anyone who's actually offended by
anything I've said. Well, I was

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offended, and it wasn't just some
virtuous pose. It was because he'd repeatedly

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said something offensive in service of jokes
that weren't even good time out for me.

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If they were good jokes, is
it okay? Then is there a

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line there? Gordon write. Some
reviews claim that Gillis had bombed his monologue,

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but I'm not sure about that.
I took his nervouses as an honest

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admission that the night was unconventional and
weird, but he was going to get

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through it. Stand up comics are
always reading the room, and on Saturday,

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Giviss appeared to be full of humility
about the opportunity to prove himself on

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this particular platform. He said,
thank you guys so much. That means

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a lot to me to be here. I really appreciate it, and Gordon

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said he sounded sincere. Good stuff
there. Jimmy Fallon is coming to Prime

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Time for one night. It'll be
his tenth anniversary of hosting The Tonight Show.

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This will air Tuesday, May fourteenth. Fallon told his audience, We're

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so grateful we get to do this
job. I want to thank everyone on

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our staff and crew, and of
course all of you for tuning in every

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single night for the past ten years. To celebrate, really, thank you

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so much. To celebrate, NBC
is going enter a two hour Prime Time

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Best of Tonight Show special on May
fourteenth, the best moments of the Tonight

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Show from the past ten years,
featuring some of our favorite sketches, guests,

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and musical performances, from tight Pants
with Will Ferrell to Me Almost Dating

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Nicole Kidman and musical bits like classroom
instruments with Metallica and Adel, we had

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so many fun moments. In a
statement, Jimmy said, to be able

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to sit in the same chair as
the iconic Hoast before me, It's been

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my absolute honor to be part of
the Tonight Show for the past ten years.

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I still pinch myself every day,
and I'm so appreciative of the opportunity

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to stand alongside the giants of her
business who have made their mark on this

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great TV institution. I still think
they should have given Conan Moore rope,

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but I get why they didn't.
Jordan Klepper is excited about the return of

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Jon Stewart. He was on The
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what an exciting, awesome shock for
us to sort of have this person who

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was really important for so many people's
lives here at the Daily Show. I

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think this last year and a half
taught us many things, and one of

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them is through the infrastructure of the
Daily Show, we have such a very

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clear voice. John came in sort
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this. This is such an important
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what everybody's talking about, and we
all know the threat Donald Trump poses,

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and we also know it looks like
it's going to be Joe Biden. What

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do Democrats feel about this? What
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And how do we talk authentically about
the fears people have? Really,

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what the show needed was John coming
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room being like, all right,
here we are. This is the team.

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We got John Stewart back, and
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till this election. Klepper said,
as somebody who came in during John's time,

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stuff mattered. John was a comedian
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the guy was serious as a heart
attack, as smart as you can get.

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People tune into John. I tuned
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I trusted that he wasn't bound by
party politics, he wasn't bound by BS,

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and I think people were drawn to
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think the Daily Show is going to
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The ratings have been pretty good.
Haven't seen this week's ratings yet. I'm

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wondering if there's maybe more to be
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Central on cable TV, and I
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I think maybe it's the same day. I don't know. Is that the

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best use? Should this thing air
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on CBS proper? Like I keep
saying, I feel like John could have

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a really big summer here and for
the Daily Show. I wonder what's going

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to happen on the other side.
You better use this opportunity to figure out

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who's next. Trevor Noah used to
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and The Crypto Times, your home
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was at the Web Summit Qatar twenty
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didn't buy bitcoin when it cost almost
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was easily the biggest mistake I've ever
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a wonderful newsletter called pod News and
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The Fighter and the Kid, Brendan
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YouTuber you unique y ewneek. Now, I didn't get the joke until I

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actually read it out loud. You
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it you unique anyway, Shob claimed
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and Shob's lawyers managed to get YouTube
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year period while the case was ongoing. The judge rule that the use of

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shops material was fair use. I
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podcast, I've started a substack newsletter. I just I always have thoughts about

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the media, and I'm like,
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down. It has the really well
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If you want to follow it,
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that thing, so just take.
You have to offer a paid option,

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click on the free option. I'm
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anytime in the near future. It
is mcdeepod dot substack dot com. The

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link is in the show notes.
If you need something to watch today,

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on the eight hundred pound Gorillaz YouTube
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it's David Cross Worst Daddy in the
World. That's pretty cool. I would

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watch that, except it's eighties trivia
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Brewery in Morristown. It's eighties trivia
night. I cannot wait for this.

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I better win tonight. This is
it, this is in my wheelhouse.

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If I don't promise, I don't
know movies, and I gotta hope my

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friend Van comes. He knows movies. I better. I better at least

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win a T shirt. I mean, it's eighties trivia night. I can't

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wait. So I won't be watching
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eight hundred Pound Gorilla YouTube channel tonight, but maybe tomorrow if you're up late.

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Taylor Thompson has Fortune Feamster May Martin
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That's pretty good if you need something
to listen to. Al Madrigal and Jay

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Larson have their new podcast, The
Dust Up, out today. Netflix has

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announced Steve Travino will have a new
special it's called A Simple Man, that'll

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be out March twelfth. A Simple
Man see Steve Travino tell us what it's

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like living with a Type A Virgo
wife, squabbling over containers and pizza parties.

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He also shares nostalgic tales of his
dad's broken down truck one an unlikely

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love story two. In comedy rule
of three and how to face the challenges

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of raising spoiled kids. Today,
every pres lease does the one two three

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as a husband, father, and
son. Steve is just doing the best

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he can as a simple man.
So many of the comments one time,

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like two years ago, got so
mad when I point out the comedy rule

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of three. So I didn't do
it for like two years, but it's

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back. I'm doing it. Congratulations, Eliza Slessinger, you and husband Noah

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have welcomed a second baby. Ethan
arrived weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Eliza

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told People Magazine. I picked Ethan
partly because it means strong in Hebrew,

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and because Ethan's are usually pretty good
looking. And that is your comedy news

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for today. I had more,
but I felt like I got out on

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a funny note there, So always
leave them wanning more. Do you want

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