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Speaker 5: First, welcome to the Daily Show, goosand.
Speaker 1: We got I'd like to.
Speaker 5: Talk about tonight, everybody's trying to get out of the
Speaker 5: Trump trial. Jordan Klepper is at the courthouse, and John
Speaker 5: Leguizama would tell politicians how to round up latinos.
Speaker 2: Oh but not like that. No, no, no, no, no, no
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 5: But first, let's get right to her ongoing coverage of
Speaker 5: America's most tremendously wanted.
Speaker 6: The whole thing is a scam.
Speaker 5: Before we get into Trump's trial, Let's be clear about
Speaker 5: which trial this is.
Speaker 2: Is it the classified documents trial.
Speaker 5: No, the January sixth trial, No, the Georgia Rigo trial. No,
Speaker 5: the sexual assault defamation trial. No, the real estate trial. No,
Speaker 5: it's the porn money hush love sex knew the trial.
Speaker 5: This dude treats criminal charges like pokemon. He's trying to
Speaker 5: catch them all. Now, to be clear, Trump is not
Speaker 5: on trial for sleeping with the porn star or paying
Speaker 5: her hush money. He's on trial because he allegedly falsified
Speaker 5: business documents to cover up the hush money, which could
Speaker 5: be construed as an unreported campaign expense. This is the
Speaker 5: most complicated plot ap porn Star has ever been involved.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 5: Oh so, these last two days they've been trying to
Speaker 5: pick yours, and so far they've chosen six.
Speaker 2: But it's been a lot harder than they expected.
Speaker 8: The first batch of ninety six potential jurors was whittled
Speaker 8: down to just about a third by the end of Monday.
Speaker 8: This morning, several more were dismissed, one because she had
Speaker 8: a scheduling conflict, another wasn't feeling well.
Speaker 6: Drewor had a wedding to get to.
Speaker 9: Another individual said that they're concerned about their dog and
Speaker 9: was promptly dismissed because like the other sixty five million
Speaker 9: American households that owned dogs. Frankly, it's of course going
Speaker 9: to be ad somebody's four friend and then.
Speaker 5: So wait, people who think about their dogs too much
Speaker 5: get dismissed.
Speaker 2: A jury with no white people. How is that fair
Speaker 2: to Trump? Just have them bring the dogs to court.
Speaker 2: I see you bringing them.
Speaker 5: Damn dogs to every restaurant I go to anyway, never
Speaker 5: stopped you before. Now it's hard finding enough jurors who
Speaker 5: have the time to serve, But the real challenge is
Speaker 5: finding Jews who have never said anything bad about Trump.
Speaker 10: Part of the day was spent examining prospective jurors old
Speaker 10: social media posts about Trump while the former president looked on.
Speaker 10: One juror was dismissed for having posted lock him Up,
Speaker 10: and another for sharing an AI video in which Trump
Speaker 10: appeared to say I'm dumb as I'm seeing to scowl
Speaker 10: out of twenty sixteen memes showing photos of him and
Speaker 10: Barack Obama with a caption, I don't think this is
Speaker 10: what they meant by orange as the new black.
Speaker 11: Damn Yo, this car is rousting down a trout. I
Speaker 11: thought this was a courthouse, not a high school cafeteria.
Speaker 11: He's gotta be thinking, I thought my dick was on trial,
Speaker 11: not myself esteem.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't it be funny if this is the first time
Speaker 5: Trump thought, Like, if Trump just found out people think
Speaker 5: he's orange, He's like, hold on, you're telling me my
Speaker 5: skin is not a natural color.
Speaker 2: You're telling me your sheets don't look like fruit by
Speaker 2: the foot.
Speaker 1: Crazy.
Speaker 5: But if you think the jurors were trying to get
Speaker 5: out of this trial. That's nothing compared to the excuses
Speaker 5: Trump was coming up with.
Speaker 12: Speaking outside the courtroom yesterday, Trump criticized a judge overseeing
Speaker 12: a case for not ruling on his request to pause
Speaker 12: the trial next month so he can attend his son's
Speaker 12: high school graduation ceremony.
Speaker 3: It looks like the judges isn't going to allow things.
Speaker 3: You will scare the scam to scam trial.
Speaker 12: Trump return of the issue later in the day, writing
Speaker 12: on True Social Who will explain for me to my
Speaker 12: wonderful son Baron that his dad will likely not be
Speaker 12: allowed to attend his graduation ceremony?
Speaker 2: You want someone to explain to your son for you
Speaker 2: why you can't be at his graduation?
Speaker 13: Big me, big me, listen, No problem, No problem, I
Speaker 13: I will do it.
Speaker 2: Hi, Baron, it's your auntie. The say bad news, Bubba.
Speaker 5: Daddy can't come to your graduation because he banged a
Speaker 5: porn star. Now, there was one person who actually wanted
Speaker 5: to be at Trump's trial for some reason.
Speaker 2: The person who wanted to be there was Jordan Clapper.
Speaker 14: Donald Trump's criminal hush Bunny trial started yesterday, but a
Speaker 14: few days Before that, he had a message to his followers.
Speaker 8: Seventy two hours until all hell breaks loose.
Speaker 15: That kind of rhetoric is really in sundiary and dangerous.
Speaker 14: So I went down to the New York County Criminal
Speaker 14: Court to witness the carnage for myself. Donald Trump said,
Speaker 14: all hell is going to break loose. Are you gonna
Speaker 14: go ape shit today?
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna go ape shit today.
Speaker 14: Are you ready to go ape shift today?
Speaker 7: I want to see how it plays out.
Speaker 14: But you're gonna slow walk the ape shit right, slow walking.
Speaker 12: Trump supporters are calm, peaceful tusters.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, they would never rush into a federal building
Speaker 14: and try to disrupt you, saving Donald Trump. We never
Speaker 14: advocate for that outside of that January sixth. Then it
Speaker 14: is today, the January sixth of April fifteenth.
Speaker 7: Now what January? I was there in January six.
Speaker 6: Yes, I was there.
Speaker 2: Where were you inside the rotunda?
Speaker 3: Are you in the office?
Speaker 14: Where you holding a podium?
Speaker 7: Where were you? It was breached before we even got there.
Speaker 14: Because that is that why you're here early today, just
Speaker 14: to make sure you get that first wave.
Speaker 7: Well, I have done pretty go back and watch Americas
Speaker 7: most want it. I made a grand the fairy stand.
Speaker 7: When somebody said we got the week.
Speaker 14: To Sorry God bless, I'll said my tea bow. Do
Speaker 14: you think the crowd will remain peaceful here?
Speaker 4: I do so?
Speaker 14: Are you letting him down? Not come in with your
Speaker 14: A game?
Speaker 6: Where are your horns?
Speaker 14: I brought my A game, You brought a scarf, you
Speaker 14: brought needle hot handmaid man. You guys picked a qan
Speaker 14: on Schoman Yet yeah, so like a voodoo boogoaloo somewhere.
Speaker 7: That guy is so articulate and so smart.
Speaker 6: You're talking about the guy with the whole Yes.
Speaker 7: Right, he could smell shit copa amyle away.
Speaker 14: Is that why the QAnon shaman is so good at
Speaker 14: smelling ship? Because he was in the same room where
Speaker 14: someone was actually defecated inside the Capitol Probably, Well, there
Speaker 14: was more press than there were MAGA supporters. I did
Speaker 14: run into one January sixth B List star Rudy Giuliani's son.
Speaker 7: Ye I was in Washington, DC on January sixth as well.
Speaker 7: I was with President Trump.
Speaker 9: Sure I remember him talking about peacefully protesting.
Speaker 14: Some people were talking about peaceful protests. Some people also
Speaker 14: on January sixth, we're talking about trial by combat let's
Speaker 14: have trial by combat. You know anybody who was talking
Speaker 14: about that, Oh you.
Speaker 8: Know, look, I would say the peaceful protest is the
Speaker 8: most important thing.
Speaker 7: No trial by combat.
Speaker 14: Test first, No trial by combat.
Speaker 7: Do you guys even care what's going on inside the
Speaker 7: courtroom or not?
Speaker 14: Of course I care about what's going on in the
Speaker 14: court room. So let's establish some baseline facts about the trial.
Speaker 14: Do you think Donald Trump had sex bestrem me Daniels.
Speaker 6: Oh hell no, you don't think that.
Speaker 14: Now he was with Melania who Now he's just always
Speaker 14: been a one woman man.
Speaker 7: Listen, he probably hasn't been. But women have thrown themselves
Speaker 7: at Trump for the old Mighty Dalla, all those holes.
Speaker 7: They had three and a half years to go after Trump,
Speaker 7: for all these stupid trials. Why are they waiting till
Speaker 7: right now?
Speaker 14: Is it possible they're waiting till right now because Trump
Speaker 14: consistently delayed the trials? Has Labe Well? Trump complains about
Speaker 14: liberal bias. It seemed the most qualified jurors were outside
Speaker 14: the courthouse.
Speaker 2: Trump, do you think you can be an unbiased er?
Speaker 7: Of course I can.
Speaker 14: Do you have any feelings or opinions about how mister
Speaker 14: Trump is being treated?
Speaker 7: In this case, I absolutely do you do? Where are
Speaker 7: those feelings?
Speaker 16: I have feelings that if you commit a crime, then
Speaker 16: you should go to trial.
Speaker 7: Great, that's it.
Speaker 14: Do you support this trial?
Speaker 2: No, because it's not a trial.
Speaker 14: Oh well, then I'm sorry. There's no room for you
Speaker 14: on this jury. But apparently it was the venue itself
Speaker 14: that presented the most bias.
Speaker 2: Trump cannot get a fair trial in a ninety plus
Speaker 2: percent Democrat city like New York the city.
Speaker 14: Where can Trump get a fair trial?
Speaker 2: In the midwa in Ohio and Florida.
Speaker 14: He's on trial in Florida, he's on trial in Georgia.
Speaker 14: Will you accept the results of those trials?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 14: So the Maga sphere is ready for accountability, just not
Speaker 14: anywhere on this planet.
Speaker 7: Don't cover everybody.
Speaker 5: When we come back, John Leguizama will be here, so
Speaker 5: don't gommal a.
Speaker 13: Welcome back to the Belly Show.
Speaker 5: Now we all know that I've got great opinions, but
Speaker 5: I'm not the only one.
Speaker 2: Studies show that other people also have opinions.
Speaker 5: So here with another installment of in my opinion and
Speaker 5: is our good friend John Leguizamo, Yo, yo yo, what's up?
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 4: I'm John Leguizamo, and I'm back and I'm more fired
Speaker 4: up than ever. That's right, because this election season, everybody
Speaker 4: wants to covet it Latino vote and a lot of
Speaker 4: you may not.
Speaker 6: Know this, but I'm Latino. Whoo oh yeah, yeah, I'm glad.
Speaker 6: I got that off my chest.
Speaker 4: Now, So thirty six million Latinos will be eligible to
Speaker 4: vote this November. We are the fastest growing population in America.
Speaker 4: That's right, fastest growing.
Speaker 6: You know what that means.
Speaker 7: We befriending.
Speaker 6: To the side, to the top.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, they'll say it says our vote is so
Speaker 4: crucial a Weello. Joe is working overtime.
Speaker 18: The Biden campaign is spending thirty million dollars. That's on
Speaker 18: top of twenty five million dollars they have spent on Spanish,
Speaker 18: Spanglish and English ads of targeting Latino voters.
Speaker 3: He met with a group of Latino voters at a
Speaker 3: Mexican restaurant.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I need you.
Speaker 5: I need you badly.
Speaker 14: I need to help come online, desperately needs your help.
Speaker 4: Oh Biden, you need me badly right here, right now.
Speaker 4: But we're married men, it wouldn't be right.
Speaker 6: Oh but yo, I got to say.
Speaker 4: I got to say, I'm impressed Biden is dropping over
Speaker 4: fifty million dollars on US people. Oh my, come on,
Speaker 4: the last time I white man spend that much money
Speaker 4: on Latinos, Ben Affleck was buying an engagement ring.
Speaker 6: Jay to the Low.
Speaker 4: So if Bien is spending millions to get the Latino vote,
Speaker 4: I wonder what Trump's doing to keep up.
Speaker 3: The Trump campaign.
Speaker 18: They've really just sort of recycled a campaign ad from
Speaker 18: twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: What the hell was that?
Speaker 4: Why does he like his He danced like he's jerking
Speaker 4: off an invisible sat saban.
Speaker 6: I mean, clearly Trump.
Speaker 4: Isn't making any effort to get Latino voters or making
Speaker 4: their priority. But the thing that hurts me the most
Speaker 4: is that his lazy ass strategy is actually working.
Speaker 10: A recent New York Times seeing a college bull shows
Speaker 10: former President Trump gaining grounds among Latino voters.
Speaker 9: The preference among Latino voters, I think it's at forty
Speaker 9: six percent Donald Trump, forty percent Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: Excuse me for a second, please.
Speaker 7: Please play web make.
Speaker 1: Fudy my baddy though, I'm sorry, where was I?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, right.
Speaker 4: It looks like the Democrats are in trouble, and you
Speaker 4: might be thinking, how is this possible?
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is winning Latinos.
Speaker 4: Build the Wall, Donald Trump, mass deportations, Donald Trump. Guy
Speaker 4: who thinks Daddy Yankee is a baseball player, Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: The truth is in twenty twenty four, Latino voters have
Speaker 4: something else on their minds.
Speaker 9: The number one issue for Latino voters is inflation and
Speaker 9: the economy.
Speaker 2: Like it is for so many voters.
Speaker 5: Fifty four percent of Latinos ranked inflation and the rising
Speaker 5: cost of living as one of their top three issues,
Speaker 5: and that it ranks even healthcare, crime, immigration.
Speaker 6: That's right for Latinos. This election is all about inflation,
Speaker 6: and that makes sense.
Speaker 4: Inflation is bad right now, They're going to have to
Speaker 4: change the name of the game show to the Price
Speaker 4: is What Now? And if your top concern is high prices,
Speaker 4: I get why you might lean Trump people associated with
Speaker 4: lower prices, even though he sells four hundred dollars sneakers
Speaker 4: that look like my cousin Papo's teeth. The problem is
Speaker 4: when it comes to fixing inflation, this Cucci frito looking
Speaker 4: mother ain't got shit.
Speaker 16: If elected president again, what is the first thing you
Speaker 16: would do to help bring down the cost to make
Speaker 16: things more affordable.
Speaker 17: Drill, baby, drill is your answer to getting inflation down.
Speaker 6: Drill drill, drill independent oil. Well, among other things, it's drill, drill, drill. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's drill, drill, drill.
Speaker 7: What's your answer? There is no jo?
Speaker 6: Well, so you have to get the oil. Well, you
Speaker 6: heard it here first, me brothers.
Speaker 4: Trump's one and only plan to fix inflation is to
Speaker 4: drill for oil. But guess what, President Biden's already drilling
Speaker 4: more oil than anyone in history, more than Trump ever
Speaker 4: did when he was president. Now you know, maybe Trump
Speaker 4: has discovered some new special drilling technique that no one
Speaker 4: else knows about. Maybe he drills the oil really hard
Speaker 4: for thirty seconds.
Speaker 6: And then makes it sign an NDA just then. But otherwise,
Speaker 6: drilling foil clearly ain't the answer.
Speaker 4: Okay, except Trump told us himself he doesn't have any
Speaker 4: other answers. In fact, Trump's plan to slap extreme tariffs
Speaker 4: on China will make inflation much much worse. Yeah, Trump
Speaker 4: wants to pick another fight with China, probably just jealous
Speaker 4: because they actually built their wall. So you really believe
Speaker 4: Trump can fix inflation? Look, I'm here to tell you
Speaker 4: hell madre. Nah, Well, here's what you can count on, though.
Speaker 4: No matter what Trump says about inflation, he doesn't like
Speaker 4: us and he doesn't want us here. And you know
Speaker 4: how I know because he stopped deep throating burgers long
Speaker 4: enough to admit it out loud.
Speaker 17: The New York Times reports that he made some comments
Speaker 17: about immigration. He said, quote, why can't we allow people
Speaker 17: to come in from nice countries, you know, like Denmark
Speaker 17: and Switzerland?
Speaker 6: Donald, stop beating around the bush.
Speaker 4: We want nice people, Swiss people, Ski instructors, Wes Anderson.
Speaker 6: Fans just say white people.
Speaker 4: And yeah, of course Trump likes countries where everyone looks
Speaker 4: like Ivanka.
Speaker 6: But I've got bad news for you, Donald. They don't
Speaker 6: want to put you either.
Speaker 4: So to my fellow latinas e Latinos, I know you
Speaker 4: think Trump is your guy on inflation, but let's be
Speaker 4: smart about it, okay, because if Joe Biden wants to win,
Speaker 4: he really does need us badly. But when you consider
Speaker 4: the alternative, we may need him too, because if Trump wins,
Speaker 4: the only happy life Latinos.
Speaker 6: Will be the salsa band who's jerking off.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Daily Show, Hi, guest tonight is
Speaker 5: the prop writer, writer, and star of the NBC sitcom.
Speaker 2: Lopez Breaths Lopez. Please welcome, my.
Speaker 3: Love, Harol Han, hey baby, Hello.
Speaker 2: Now just to start because this did recently air. Yes,
Speaker 2: now for you those of you who don't know not
Speaker 2: to we've both been guest judges on Route Pas.
Speaker 3: John Brandy.
Speaker 2: And I did have to bring this up because I
Speaker 2: am a daughter of the House of Kolby. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much much. Yes, but what was the experience, like
Speaker 2: how is mother.
Speaker 8: Not?
Speaker 2: There was everything you want her to be and more.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 16: I always joke that now I'm working with my father
Speaker 16: so that I could work with mother, Like no, no,
Speaker 16: it was really the one of the best days of
Speaker 16: my life. I joke that only the birth of my
Speaker 16: first child is going to beat that day for me,
Speaker 16: because that show has just meant so much to me
Speaker 16: in the strength of drag queens and to be a
Speaker 16: part of that community and to support them like they've
Speaker 16: always supported me and the platform that they need right
Speaker 16: now in that community.
Speaker 6: So why.
Speaker 5: And it's kind of the same thing for me because
Speaker 5: people ask me, like, you know, with everything you have
Speaker 5: going on, like what's the thing that kind of pushes
Speaker 5: you and RuPaul at the end of every episode says
Speaker 5: if you can't love yourself, the hell you're gonna live
Speaker 5: somebody else.
Speaker 2: Yes, And there are moments from just like do I
Speaker 2: love me?
Speaker 13: Do I love me?
Speaker 2: Because I definitely loved this man, but do.
Speaker 3: I love me?
Speaker 2: And I was like, I think I can love him
Speaker 2: and me? Or is that gaslating myself? Don't worry, he
Speaker 2: will gaslight for you. Sis, do not worry because if
Speaker 2: men do anything, they lie.
Speaker 16: So yes, yes, So I have had made my dad
Speaker 16: liked me part of my career.
Speaker 2: So there we get So.
Speaker 3: So it's a joke.
Speaker 2: She had a whole TV show about her daddy.
Speaker 5: Y'all need to relax, hey, because I don't know a
Speaker 5: lot of people. A lot of people do not know
Speaker 5: this because not only do you star in Lopez Versus Lopez,
Speaker 5: you are the co creator, writer, and executive producer. What's
Speaker 5: it like establishing your own voice and comedy with the
Speaker 5: hit network sitcom.
Speaker 16: It's incredibly special to me, I think, you know, even
Speaker 16: having John just right here, being a Latina on a
Speaker 16: network television show, and to be able to represent telling
Speaker 16: stories that are personal to me but also personal to
Speaker 16: my community, and to be able to have fun and
Speaker 16: really do what I've always wanted to do. I've studied
Speaker 16: at Second City, doing improv and sketch and to find
Speaker 16: my own voice and also do it with my dad,
Speaker 16: who I've always looked up to, and were able to
Speaker 16: work together in this way and to make people laugh
Speaker 16: and see themselves through our relationship and to help heal
Speaker 16: people is all I wanted to do. It's always wanted
Speaker 16: to make my pain, put it into art and make
Speaker 16: people view that way amazing.
Speaker 2: So Lopez Versus Lopez is the only only, yeah Latino
Speaker 2: centered sitcom on TV right now?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Does that feel like a lot of pressure to have
Speaker 2: to represent the community?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 17: And no.
Speaker 16: I feel like I am so proud that our show
Speaker 16: has been being a success, but also at the same time,
Speaker 16: it's sad that we're the only one. But I hope
Speaker 16: that us being able to keep pushing and having the
Speaker 16: fans that we do push other shows to come before us.
Speaker 16: There are great and wonderful shows that have been canceled
Speaker 16: like Goordi to Chronicles and other shows that one day
Speaker 16: at a time, One day at a time absolutely with
Speaker 16: love on Amazon, like there's so many in Primo and
Speaker 16: there's so many more and we are so much of
Speaker 16: the population, and as John was saying, and we should
Speaker 16: be able to push and be able to tell our stories.
Speaker 7: That's absolutely hopefully.
Speaker 6: And also I'll t I like to think that our
Speaker 6: show is for everyone.
Speaker 16: Where does that family that happens to be Latino? As
Speaker 16: you know, we try to put the fun in dysfunctions.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean that's amazing because there is one episode now,
Speaker 5: not to be controversial, yes, but you know, language is
Speaker 5: a huge part of any culture's identity, and there is
Speaker 5: an episode where you reveal to everyone that you don't
Speaker 5: speak Spanish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how was that received by the community and people?
Speaker 2: Because I know that was probably like a huge, huge problem.
Speaker 16: It was because it's that that's an example of how
Speaker 16: I've taken something that I've experienced in my life and
Speaker 16: put it into the show. Because really, if you don't
Speaker 16: speak Spanish within the community, it takes you you're not
Speaker 16: Latina enough, or you know, I've gotten that you don't
Speaker 16: represent us and language is only a part of it.
Speaker 6: Yes, is it?
Speaker 16: I have dual lingo premium in my trying.
Speaker 2: Yes, but it.
Speaker 16: Doesn't take away from my identity of being a proud Latin,
Speaker 16: and so to be able to have that episode out
Speaker 16: there and saying those things, I've gotten people saying thank
Speaker 16: you because I've been able to point to the screen
Speaker 16: and show my family this is what I'm feeling. And
Speaker 16: that episode in particular is something that's very specific within
Speaker 16: the community, and I'm very glad that we were able
Speaker 16: to do that.
Speaker 2: So I'm excited. Yeah, I can tell you.
Speaker 5: As someone who's not a Latino, but I do speak Spanish. Oh,
Speaker 5: doing le's trash, girl, do leingus trash. Gosh, you just
Speaker 5: got to go to our like outside, literally, go to
Speaker 5: Akana Setia.
Speaker 2: I met a nice man.
Speaker 5: Buy some meat. You'll learn all the Spanish. He will
Speaker 5: propose to you, but you will get some free meat.
Speaker 2: So that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 16: See, I think I've gotten proposals, but I just don't.
Speaker 2: Know what they're saying. So they always got a girlfriend
Speaker 2: and a wife somewhere.
Speaker 5: So don't say yes until he starts giving you like
Speaker 5: meat that's like fifteen dollars a pound.
Speaker 2: Then you never really go like, you know what, he
Speaker 2: is a nice man. H You're right, You're right now.
Speaker 5: Your father gives you the space to create and make
Speaker 5: the show on your own right. But you know you've
Speaker 5: been open about the pressure that comes with being a
Speaker 5: number two.
Speaker 2: How do you manage the pressure on being like a
Speaker 2: personal level and then playing a version of yourself on TV?
Speaker 16: Well, I call my character Schmayan. I call her sitcom Mayan,
Speaker 16: because if not, it just gets really confusing. Because there
Speaker 16: been sometimes when we're filming and they're like, Mayan, you
Speaker 16: read that line very angry, and I'm like, oh, that
Speaker 16: was me saying get it, and not the character, but
Speaker 16: playing someone that is a version of myself. It's hard
Speaker 16: to not personalize or bring it into work. I have
Speaker 16: to protect myself. But I think having to do that
Speaker 16: is also something that's so beautiful about what we do
Speaker 16: on the show is because it's authentic and it's personal.
Speaker 16: Like sometimes there are real conversations that my dad and
Speaker 16: I are having and that we've never had in real life,
Speaker 16: but yet we're having it in a live studio audience
Speaker 16: and so really, you know, it's like art imitates life,
Speaker 16: but also life like also inspires like.
Speaker 2: The art of everything. I mean that makes sense that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it can get really confusing and the lines can
Speaker 16: get cross, but through now that we're in our second season,
Speaker 16: we're able to have more fun. But I was definitely
Speaker 16: growing and learning through myself and it was also very
Speaker 16: therapeutic and also being able to put your r out
Speaker 16: there at the same time.
Speaker 7: So it was.
Speaker 2: Therapeutic to be able to have conversations that you couldn't
Speaker 2: have in real life.
Speaker 6: M hm, to have on the show.
Speaker 2: Yes, how do you keep that divided?
Speaker 16: I have my therapist and my favorites on my phone. No,
Speaker 16: I think there's a lot of acceptance that has had
Speaker 16: to go through. We've my dad and I our relationship
Speaker 16: has grown a lot. But you know, a sitcom doesn't
Speaker 16: solve everything, and we're able to just continue to go forward.
Speaker 16: You know, it's like we bicker, you know, where it's
Speaker 16: like a fall and a daughter, Like how would you
Speaker 16: be doing a sitcom with your parent? You know, it's
Speaker 16: like always yeah, exactly right. No, But we have like
Speaker 16: we have such an incredible cast and I feel like
Speaker 16: we're also making up for lost time. It's really wonderful
Speaker 16: and to be able to tell the stories that we're
Speaker 16: able to tell and we're just having fun. Like this season,
Speaker 16: the episodes that are airing, we have ten incredible episodes.
Speaker 16: We just even having Cheech and Chong and to so
Speaker 16: to be able to have these Latino like legends onto
Speaker 16: the show also is amplifying the platform and being able
Speaker 16: to do what we do and having just an incredible
Speaker 16: supportive cast.
Speaker 2: Well, that's amazing. You have one final question for you now,
Speaker 2: be honest. If you had your drugs mm hmm and
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Speaker 2: Is it like a job likemo Pedro Pasca? Would you
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Speaker 2: that man, who would you pick? Oh, that is a
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Speaker 2: I was like micause there's both the same person, Like.
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Speaker 15: It's gotta be so boring, right, I mean, the president's
Speaker 15: got to sit there. He can't say a word, can't
Speaker 15: look at a phone. Right, you just got to sit
Speaker 15: there for hours, Eric, Eric, He's got to give me
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