November 3, 2025 • 12 mins
A sighting of Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun at The Laugh Factory where they attended Matt Rife's show. The performances included jokes about various topics such as relationships, Euphoria, and political humor. Wanda Sykes discusses cancel culture and the Riyadh Comedy Festival, and Johnny Mac covers recent late-night TV ratings, highlighting Stephen Colbert's viewership success. Additionally, updates are given on Tracy Morgan's new CBS show and Jim Breuer's comedic perspectives.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Caaloroka Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
daily comedy news. Now you know who went to the
Laugh Factory to see a comedy show? People are really
excited about this. Right, Sidney Sweeney went to see Matt
Rife at the Laugh Factory last week, and boy did
(00:24):
this make news. The Hollywood Reporter says, Matt Riife got
up there and said, anyone who gets offended by a
joke in a comedy club is an effing R word.
The Holly reporter says, even the choice of language seemed
intentional to let the audience know what to expect. But
that's not actually the big story. The big story was
who came to the show? Sidney Sweeney and Scooter Braun.
(00:46):
They showed up with a group of friends and they
sat in the upstairs VIP section. The Hollywood Reporter tells
us Matt Rife had two openers, Jackson McQueen and Eric Griffin.
They covered subjects like broken engagements, new couples, h gap relationship,
remember that part, the war in Gaza, and the ample
amount of nudity on euphoria, specifically Sidney Sweeney's topless scenes.
(01:07):
McQueen started the show just after ten pm. He called
the VIP section the groupon section. He covered a broken
engagement and entering the dating pool as a newly single guy.
The Hollow Reporter says Sweeney and Braun held hands under
the table and sipped on bottles of water. McQueen then
brought Griffin up. Gryffin did a set about being a
(01:27):
new parent. He joked about the unpredictability of toddlers and
their wild nature, then shared a not safer work story
about helping his wife out with a tampon. Use your imagination.
Then he joked about euphoria. You know the show with
Sidney Sweeney. It is unclear to the Hollywood Reporter if
Eric Griffin knew that Sidney Sweeney was upstairs, but he
(01:48):
mentioned her name several times and joked about how her
breasts are always out. He used alternate language. Eyewitnesses say
Sidney Sweeney doubled over with laughter at the bit. Then
up comes Manife. He says he's not going to do
any politics, although he did a few light politics ish things.
Holler Porter says Riife covered a range of subjects in
(02:08):
his sexually charged sets, including impotence, self love, and a
story about visiting Amsterdam's Red Light District, where he and
his best friend took in a show Use your imagination.
Riife made several jokes at the expense of trans women
and their vocal range. He started doing a little crowd
work with Matthew and Lily, who were in the front row.
We're told he got mileage out of the age gap.
(02:30):
You see, she is forty three years old, he is
in the mid thirties. This also is relevant because Scooter
Braun is forty four. Sidney Sweeney is twenty eight, also
an age gap there, remember earlier? Don't you to remember
that fun fact? Now it's back. The show went to midnight.
Matt Riife ended his show with a standing ovation. By
that point, Sidney Sweeney and Scooter Braun and their friends
(02:52):
had rushed through the door to beat the masses. One
eyewitness said, she's so gorgeous in person. He asked Wanda
Sykes about Kimmelgge. Remember kim Olgate. Yeah, that was a
big thing. We're gonna talk about late night for a
little bit here. Variety asked Wanda Sykes that situation recirculated
conversations about cancel culture. What do you think? Sykes said,
(03:14):
before it was just a bunch of people who are
upset that they couldn't say stuff they wanted to say. Well,
what do you want to say? Because you can say
anything you want, but you got to deal with the
fall out when people say, hey, we don't like what
you said and stop buying your tickets. But what happened
to Jimmy. That's real. People online are losing their jobs
for stuff they post. It's not about what a comic says.
Now the guy who works at the post office as
something on Facebook and people jump all over him and
what that person fired. So now it applies to everybody.
(03:36):
You can say whatever you want, but I want to
know what is it you want to say? What is it?
What's the problem you want to say it? Just say it.
I don't get it. They then asked Wanda Sykes about
the re Odd Comedy Festival, which I haven't brought up
in this show. In what two three minutes? Wanta said,
I'm sure it was a nice paycheck, and hey, these
comics feel comfortable going there. I wouldn't. I'm a black
gay woman. I have no business there. I wouldn't feel
comfortable with the treatment of the LGBT. But then again,
(03:58):
I think Jessica Curson and she said she was going
to talk about being a lesbian. I guess that worked
for her, but I wouldn't. Wanda was reminded that Jessica
gave her money away. Want to say to me, that's
anti comedy if you complain about cancel culture, but then
you go and take the money to not say things
I mean, and then it trails off. As for Jimmy Kimmel,
who was at the center of Kimmel Gate, he was
(04:19):
at Selena Gomez's third annual Rare Impact Fund benefit. Kimmell
did a joke that in theory is hacky, but probably
worked here. He said, I'm excited to be here, Honestly,
after the month I've had, I'm excited to be anywhere.
I was this close to starting and OnlyFans. Kim Ole
discussed the President of the United States, saying, we have
a very special event tonight filled with amazing stories from
(04:40):
amazing organizations that the President wants to defund. Kimmel praised
Selena Gomez's Foundation for the progress the organization has made
in the mental health sphere. The work the Rare Impact
Fund does is needed now more than ever. It's very
painful to see what's happening in this country right now,
and we're not even allowed to take Tailin off for it.
If you're up late tonight, you can watch the tonight shows.
During Jimmy Fallon, he will announce People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
(05:05):
Now I have some inside information about this. I don't
want to tell you how, but I know some people
on the list. But on the tonight show to night,
Jimmy will crown the sexiest man Alive. The other guest,
Jimmy Carr, who you never know, could be the winner.
Maybe there's only one guest. I'm curious about the conversation
Jimmy Fallon is going to have with Jimmy Carr about
the Reodd Comedy Festival. I'm sure that's gonna be Fallon's opener. Ladies, gentlemen,
(05:28):
Jimmy Carr, everybody claps, Car walks out, he sits down,
and Jimmy Fallon starts quizzing. Jimmy carry he goes. Jimmy,
you were recently at the Riodd Comedy Festival. A lot
of people say that the government there is oppressive, and
you took the money. That's gonna be Jimmy Fallon's opener, right,
because but in the Late Night Wars, you know who's winning.
Stephen Colbert Late Night are saying that during the week
(05:50):
of October nineteenth through the twenty fifth, Colbert average two
point four to eight million viewers, beating Kimmel and Fallon combine. Now,
Kimmel was off that week doing reruns. Kimmel's number down
to one point one seven million viewers. That's down seventy
nine percent adults eighteen to forty nine, only one hundred
and sixty seven thousand people. That is not a lot
(06:12):
of people in the scheme of things, That's really not
that many more people than listen to this podcast. But
that still was enough for second place. Jimmy Fallon in
third place, one point zero three million total viewers in
adults eighteen to forty nine. One hundred and fifty eight
thousand people. That is not a lot of people. Seth
Meyers has a show for some reason, he averaged eight
(06:32):
hundred and twenty five thousand total viewers, but in the
eighteen to forty nine he had one hundred and nineteen
thousand adults Starting to catch to Seth and on Fox
Gutfeld three point one four million viewers and in the
eighteen to forty nine two hundred and thirty nine thousand. Now,
please remember the other show's air at eleven thirty five
East and west. Gutfeld airs at ten East and more
(06:54):
importantly seven West, so it's a lot easier to catch
that show without staying up. John Stewart is a little
suspicious about this construction project at the White House. On
The Weekly Show, John Stewart said, here's what I think
ultimately will happen. When his term is done, He'll just
stand up living there, and more than likely the Trump
organization will rent down more a lago for whatever the
new president is and they'll have to stay down there.
(07:15):
Nobody puts in a ninety thousand square football room for
the next guy. There are many ways to support the show.
One way you can do it is you can go
to buy meacoffee dot com slash Daily Comedy News. I
try once a month to remember to think all the supporters,
including Travis and Levaughan and Devin Allen and Becky Andrea,
Gary Shannon, Mike Kenny Kenny, I think of you every
(07:37):
time I'm in Los Angeles. At that one particular coffee store.
I always associate you with that. I've never met Kenny,
but we talk coffee on the side, and there's one
over in the downtown LA that I always think of Kenny.
So I appreciate you supporting the show. It's funny how
I won't mention a comedian for a while, and then
all of a sudden they're in the news a lot.
Billy Gardell in the news Trip Live said Billy is
(07:59):
recovered after pneumonia. Billy was in town for the Pittsburgh
Steelers game a week ago. He'd been feeling run down
for a couple of days. He figured he had a cold.
Then he woke up and he could barely walk. His
wife convinced him to check out medical treatment. Instead of
going to the airport. Doctors ran Tess, Billy, you have pneumonia.
On top of that, he was dehydrated and had atrial fiblaration.
(08:22):
His heart was not pumping correctly. Billy Gardell, fifty six
years old, said, the way they treated me, this young,
beautiful staff, and when I say beautiful, I mean the
way they do their job and the way they were
so proficient in caring. I've got to give up so
much love to the people of UPMC. I think I've
told the story on this show. You know why I
started running. Every now and then I'll humblebreg that I've
ran a marathon or two. One day, I was at
(08:44):
flag football my son was playing, and I had chest
pain the entire morning and I felt like crap, to
the point where I told my wife I wanted to
go to the hospital because I don't want to be stupid.
And I went there. And when you're sitting there with
your chest shaved and you have electrodes on, it makes
you go, hey, want you try and get your act together.
So that's how I started running. I was thirty nine
years old. Here's the part they didn't tell you. The
(09:04):
day before, I was in Philadelphia and had two cheese steaks,
because why would you have one cheese steak when you
can have two giant, twelve inch cheese steaks. So that
was the nature of my chest pain. It was a
cheese steak indigestion. But it was the wake up call
to Johnny Mack to want don't you start running a
little bit? CBS caught up with Tracy Morgan. They were
(09:24):
promoting Tracy's new show, which happens to air on CBS.
It's a spin off of the Neighborhood. Tracy Morgan plays
Frank Crutchfield, a widowed father of two adult kids. They
moved back into the family home in New York City's Harlem.
Tracy said, prepping my whole life, man, I got kids.
My real wife Sabina, she passed away eight years ago.
I knew this role. I know this guy. I was
with her in the hospital of the day. She closed
(09:45):
her eyes and I said, I love you, I miss you,
and please forgive me for any hurd have cost you,
and I will see you again. Tracy says for him,
it's important not just to be funny, but he wants
his work to have a message. He says, if it
doesn't have a heart, I don't want to do it.
I need to be motivated. I got to say something.
You gotta tell life how I see it. And Naples, illustrated,
caught up with my former co worker and Tracy Morgan's
(10:07):
former co worker, Jim Brewer. They were in the cast together.
Jim looked pretty good. Whoever did this photo shoot? Brewer?
If you're listening and Jim's gotta be I think Jim's
two years older than me. He's probably fifty eight. He's
approaching sixty. Jim, you look great in the Naples illustrated
photos by Nick Sergio. Well, Nick Sergio did a great job.
So when I worked with Jim, I really could do
(10:30):
Jim pretty well, like not one of my usual half
ass impressions. I could actually do Jim because I would
listen to him for several hours every day, and I
would write the copy before him, and I would try
and write in his voice, so I would have headfoys
Jim Brewer. And the way I always get into my
Jim is I remember the first time I met him.
We were sitting at some high top tables at series.
He was pitching the show, and he goes, you always
(10:52):
have to get into the Jim Brewer thing by doing
his all right. It shows me Pete Pete was Pete Coreley.
I tell stories all right, so I can tell now
I've got my good Jim Brewer Today. Sinnaples Today asked
Jim who and what do you find funny? Jim Brewer said,
Shane Gillis cracks me up. He's a guy makes me laugh.
I like almost all comedy. It's funny. I'm dirty on stage.
(11:13):
I don't even curse, but I don't care if it's raw,
pushing the edge or crossing the line. Well of different
senses of humor, right, But I do believe some topics
are off limits to me. These are the very dark,
sadistic things of our society. There are certain things, especially
that happened to women and children, that are completely off limits.
I don't care who you are, no one is going
to make that funny. Brewer was asked what are your
thoughts about politics and comedy. Jim said, I'm not affiliated
(11:36):
with any political party. In fact, I don't like politics.
I think we should be able to laugh at what's
in front of our faces, especially when it comes to
exploiting common sense and calling out the absurd. Out today
on the eight hundred pound Gerilla website early access Rufot
Guyev's the Bad Rufot and that is your comedy news
for today, now tomorrow. Okay, let me lecture you before
we go tomorrow. You are going to vote. I don't
(11:58):
care who you vote for, but go vote. I don't
want to hear about the weather. I don't want to
hear it's raining. I don't want to hear that you
had to get up for work ten minutes to Really,
you gotta go vote, vote for somebody. Whoever you vote for,
that's on you. If you don't vote, that's really on you.
But please go vote tomorrow. See you then,
Caaloroka Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
daily comedy news. Now you know who went to the
Laugh Factory to see a comedy show? People are really
excited about this. Right, Sidney Sweeney went to see Matt
Rife at the Laugh Factory last week, and boy did
(00:24):
this make news. The Hollywood Reporter says, Matt Riife got
up there and said, anyone who gets offended by a
joke in a comedy club is an effing R word.
The Holly reporter says, even the choice of language seemed
intentional to let the audience know what to expect. But
that's not actually the big story. The big story was
who came to the show? Sidney Sweeney and Scooter Braun.
(00:46):
They showed up with a group of friends and they
sat in the upstairs VIP section. The Hollywood Reporter tells
us Matt Rife had two openers, Jackson McQueen and Eric Griffin.
They covered subjects like broken engagements, new couples, h gap relationship,
remember that part, the war in Gaza, and the ample
amount of nudity on euphoria, specifically Sidney Sweeney's topless scenes.
(01:07):
McQueen started the show just after ten pm. He called
the VIP section the groupon section. He covered a broken
engagement and entering the dating pool as a newly single guy.
The Hollow Reporter says Sweeney and Braun held hands under
the table and sipped on bottles of water. McQueen then
brought Griffin up. Gryffin did a set about being a
(01:27):
new parent. He joked about the unpredictability of toddlers and
their wild nature, then shared a not safer work story
about helping his wife out with a tampon. Use your imagination.
Then he joked about euphoria. You know the show with
Sidney Sweeney. It is unclear to the Hollywood Reporter if
Eric Griffin knew that Sidney Sweeney was upstairs, but he
(01:48):
mentioned her name several times and joked about how her
breasts are always out. He used alternate language. Eyewitnesses say
Sidney Sweeney doubled over with laughter at the bit. Then
up comes Manife. He says he's not going to do
any politics, although he did a few light politics ish things.
Holler Porter says Riife covered a range of subjects in
(02:08):
his sexually charged sets, including impotence, self love, and a
story about visiting Amsterdam's Red Light District, where he and
his best friend took in a show Use your imagination.
Riife made several jokes at the expense of trans women
and their vocal range. He started doing a little crowd
work with Matthew and Lily, who were in the front row.
We're told he got mileage out of the age gap.
(02:30):
You see, she is forty three years old, he is
in the mid thirties. This also is relevant because Scooter
Braun is forty four. Sidney Sweeney is twenty eight, also
an age gap there, remember earlier? Don't you to remember
that fun fact? Now it's back. The show went to midnight.
Matt Riife ended his show with a standing ovation. By
that point, Sidney Sweeney and Scooter Braun and their friends
(02:52):
had rushed through the door to beat the masses. One
eyewitness said, she's so gorgeous in person. He asked Wanda
Sykes about Kimmelgge. Remember kim Olgate. Yeah, that was a
big thing. We're gonna talk about late night for a
little bit here. Variety asked Wanda Sykes that situation recirculated
conversations about cancel culture. What do you think? Sykes said,
(03:14):
before it was just a bunch of people who are
upset that they couldn't say stuff they wanted to say. Well,
what do you want to say? Because you can say
anything you want, but you got to deal with the
fall out when people say, hey, we don't like what
you said and stop buying your tickets. But what happened
to Jimmy. That's real. People online are losing their jobs
for stuff they post. It's not about what a comic says.
Now the guy who works at the post office as
something on Facebook and people jump all over him and
what that person fired. So now it applies to everybody.
(03:36):
You can say whatever you want, but I want to
know what is it you want to say? What is it?
What's the problem you want to say it? Just say it.
I don't get it. They then asked Wanda Sykes about
the re Odd Comedy Festival, which I haven't brought up
in this show. In what two three minutes? Wanta said,
I'm sure it was a nice paycheck, and hey, these
comics feel comfortable going there. I wouldn't. I'm a black
gay woman. I have no business there. I wouldn't feel
comfortable with the treatment of the LGBT. But then again,
(03:58):
I think Jessica Curson and she said she was going
to talk about being a lesbian. I guess that worked
for her, but I wouldn't. Wanda was reminded that Jessica
gave her money away. Want to say to me, that's
anti comedy if you complain about cancel culture, but then
you go and take the money to not say things
I mean, and then it trails off. As for Jimmy Kimmel,
who was at the center of Kimmel Gate, he was
(04:19):
at Selena Gomez's third annual Rare Impact Fund benefit. Kimmell
did a joke that in theory is hacky, but probably
worked here. He said, I'm excited to be here, Honestly,
after the month I've had, I'm excited to be anywhere.
I was this close to starting and OnlyFans. Kim Ole
discussed the President of the United States, saying, we have
a very special event tonight filled with amazing stories from
(04:40):
amazing organizations that the President wants to defund. Kimmel praised
Selena Gomez's Foundation for the progress the organization has made
in the mental health sphere. The work the Rare Impact
Fund does is needed now more than ever. It's very
painful to see what's happening in this country right now,
and we're not even allowed to take Tailin off for it.
If you're up late tonight, you can watch the tonight shows.
During Jimmy Fallon, he will announce People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
(05:05):
Now I have some inside information about this. I don't
want to tell you how, but I know some people
on the list. But on the tonight show to night,
Jimmy will crown the sexiest man Alive. The other guest,
Jimmy Carr, who you never know, could be the winner.
Maybe there's only one guest. I'm curious about the conversation
Jimmy Fallon is going to have with Jimmy Carr about
the Reodd Comedy Festival. I'm sure that's gonna be Fallon's opener. Ladies, gentlemen,
(05:28):
Jimmy Carr, everybody claps, Car walks out, he sits down,
and Jimmy Fallon starts quizzing. Jimmy carry he goes. Jimmy,
you were recently at the Riodd Comedy Festival. A lot
of people say that the government there is oppressive, and
you took the money. That's gonna be Jimmy Fallon's opener, right,
because but in the Late Night Wars, you know who's winning.
Stephen Colbert Late Night are saying that during the week
(05:50):
of October nineteenth through the twenty fifth, Colbert average two
point four to eight million viewers, beating Kimmel and Fallon combine. Now,
Kimmel was off that week doing reruns. Kimmel's number down
to one point one seven million viewers. That's down seventy
nine percent adults eighteen to forty nine, only one hundred
and sixty seven thousand people. That is not a lot
(06:12):
of people in the scheme of things, That's really not
that many more people than listen to this podcast. But
that still was enough for second place. Jimmy Fallon in
third place, one point zero three million total viewers in
adults eighteen to forty nine. One hundred and fifty eight
thousand people. That is not a lot of people. Seth
Meyers has a show for some reason, he averaged eight
(06:32):
hundred and twenty five thousand total viewers, but in the
eighteen to forty nine he had one hundred and nineteen
thousand adults Starting to catch to Seth and on Fox
Gutfeld three point one four million viewers and in the
eighteen to forty nine two hundred and thirty nine thousand. Now,
please remember the other show's air at eleven thirty five
East and west. Gutfeld airs at ten East and more
(06:54):
importantly seven West, so it's a lot easier to catch
that show without staying up. John Stewart is a little
suspicious about this construction project at the White House. On
The Weekly Show, John Stewart said, here's what I think
ultimately will happen. When his term is done, He'll just
stand up living there, and more than likely the Trump
organization will rent down more a lago for whatever the
new president is and they'll have to stay down there.
(07:15):
Nobody puts in a ninety thousand square football room for
the next guy. There are many ways to support the show.
One way you can do it is you can go
to buy meacoffee dot com slash Daily Comedy News. I
try once a month to remember to think all the supporters,
including Travis and Levaughan and Devin Allen and Becky Andrea,
Gary Shannon, Mike Kenny Kenny, I think of you every
(07:37):
time I'm in Los Angeles. At that one particular coffee store.
I always associate you with that. I've never met Kenny,
but we talk coffee on the side, and there's one
over in the downtown LA that I always think of Kenny.
So I appreciate you supporting the show. It's funny how
I won't mention a comedian for a while, and then
all of a sudden they're in the news a lot.
Billy Gardell in the news Trip Live said Billy is
(07:59):
recovered after pneumonia. Billy was in town for the Pittsburgh
Steelers game a week ago. He'd been feeling run down
for a couple of days. He figured he had a cold.
Then he woke up and he could barely walk. His
wife convinced him to check out medical treatment. Instead of
going to the airport. Doctors ran Tess, Billy, you have pneumonia.
On top of that, he was dehydrated and had atrial fiblaration.
(08:22):
His heart was not pumping correctly. Billy Gardell, fifty six
years old, said, the way they treated me, this young,
beautiful staff, and when I say beautiful, I mean the
way they do their job and the way they were
so proficient in caring. I've got to give up so
much love to the people of UPMC. I think I've
told the story on this show. You know why I
started running. Every now and then I'll humblebreg that I've
ran a marathon or two. One day, I was at
(08:44):
flag football my son was playing, and I had chest
pain the entire morning and I felt like crap, to
the point where I told my wife I wanted to
go to the hospital because I don't want to be stupid.
And I went there. And when you're sitting there with
your chest shaved and you have electrodes on, it makes
you go, hey, want you try and get your act together.
So that's how I started running. I was thirty nine
years old. Here's the part they didn't tell you. The
(09:04):
day before, I was in Philadelphia and had two cheese steaks,
because why would you have one cheese steak when you
can have two giant, twelve inch cheese steaks. So that
was the nature of my chest pain. It was a
cheese steak indigestion. But it was the wake up call
to Johnny Mack to want don't you start running a
little bit? CBS caught up with Tracy Morgan. They were
(09:24):
promoting Tracy's new show, which happens to air on CBS.
It's a spin off of the Neighborhood. Tracy Morgan plays
Frank Crutchfield, a widowed father of two adult kids. They
moved back into the family home in New York City's Harlem.
Tracy said, prepping my whole life, man, I got kids.
My real wife Sabina, she passed away eight years ago.
I knew this role. I know this guy. I was
with her in the hospital of the day. She closed
(09:45):
her eyes and I said, I love you, I miss you,
and please forgive me for any hurd have cost you,
and I will see you again. Tracy says for him,
it's important not just to be funny, but he wants
his work to have a message. He says, if it
doesn't have a heart, I don't want to do it.
I need to be motivated. I got to say something.
You gotta tell life how I see it. And Naples, illustrated,
caught up with my former co worker and Tracy Morgan's
(10:07):
former co worker, Jim Brewer. They were in the cast together.
Jim looked pretty good. Whoever did this photo shoot? Brewer?
If you're listening and Jim's gotta be I think Jim's
two years older than me. He's probably fifty eight. He's
approaching sixty. Jim, you look great in the Naples illustrated
photos by Nick Sergio. Well, Nick Sergio did a great job.
So when I worked with Jim, I really could do
(10:30):
Jim pretty well, like not one of my usual half
ass impressions. I could actually do Jim because I would
listen to him for several hours every day, and I
would write the copy before him, and I would try
and write in his voice, so I would have headfoys
Jim Brewer. And the way I always get into my
Jim is I remember the first time I met him.
We were sitting at some high top tables at series.
He was pitching the show, and he goes, you always
(10:52):
have to get into the Jim Brewer thing by doing
his all right. It shows me Pete Pete was Pete Coreley.
I tell stories all right, so I can tell now
I've got my good Jim Brewer Today. Sinnaples Today asked
Jim who and what do you find funny? Jim Brewer said,
Shane Gillis cracks me up. He's a guy makes me laugh.
I like almost all comedy. It's funny. I'm dirty on stage.
(11:13):
I don't even curse, but I don't care if it's raw,
pushing the edge or crossing the line. Well of different
senses of humor, right, But I do believe some topics
are off limits to me. These are the very dark,
sadistic things of our society. There are certain things, especially
that happened to women and children, that are completely off limits.
I don't care who you are, no one is going
to make that funny. Brewer was asked what are your
thoughts about politics and comedy. Jim said, I'm not affiliated
(11:36):
with any political party. In fact, I don't like politics.
I think we should be able to laugh at what's
in front of our faces, especially when it comes to
exploiting common sense and calling out the absurd. Out today
on the eight hundred pound Gerilla website early access Rufot
Guyev's the Bad Rufot and that is your comedy news
for today, now tomorrow. Okay, let me lecture you before
we go tomorrow. You are going to vote. I don't
(11:58):
care who you vote for, but go vote. I don't
want to hear about the weather. I don't want to
hear it's raining. I don't want to hear that you
had to get up for work ten minutes to Really,
you gotta go vote, vote for somebody. Whoever you vote for,
that's on you. If you don't vote, that's really on you.
But please go vote tomorrow. See you then,
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