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Speaker 1: Welcome to The Daily Show. I'm Roy Chang. We've got
Speaker 1: so much to talk about tonight.
Speaker 4: Republicans out for revenge, Kaylin Cloude is getting bullied, and
Speaker 4: we found an inspiring story about how Elon Musk introduced
Speaker 4: a remote tribe to hotcore porn.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's get into the headlines.
Speaker 4: Let's kick things off with the only president candidate with
Speaker 4: an ankle monitor, Donald Trump. Last week the corrupt and
Speaker 4: woke Dei Justice system, finding guilty of thirty four felonies,
Speaker 4: and now he's saying if he gets backs into power,
Speaker 4: he's gonna get his revenge on the people who had
Speaker 4: nothing to do with it.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump is again suggesting his political opponents could be
Speaker 5: jailed if he wins reelection, including former Secretary of State
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 6: Does that mean the next president does it to them?
Speaker 2: That's really the question.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't it be terrible to throw the president's wife and
Speaker 7: the former secretary of state into jail.
Speaker 2: It's very possible that it's going to have to happen
Speaker 2: to them.
Speaker 4: You're gonna jail Hillary Clinton? Haven't you done enough to
Speaker 4: this woman?
Speaker 1: Yo?
Speaker 4: If you're gonna get revenge, at least get it on
Speaker 4: the people who did the thing to you. This is
Speaker 4: like the Russian mob killing John Wick's dog, and John
Speaker 4: Wick is like, you know who's gonna pay for this?
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton?
Speaker 4: I mean, can Donald Trump gets some new beef's already?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: You don't see Britney Spear is still getting the fights
Speaker 4: with Christina Aguilera, Do you no? Britney's at home dancing
Speaker 4: with knives like a normal person.
Speaker 1: But Trump isn't in this fight alone.
Speaker 4: Okay, He's got a whole crew of brain damage friends
Speaker 4: standing up for him, like Marjorie Taylor Green, who's so
Speaker 4: mad at what the courts did that she wants to
Speaker 4: defund New York.
Speaker 2: Screw new York.
Speaker 8: New York doesn't deserve a damn penny.
Speaker 2: We shouldn't fund them one single dime, not a dime.
Speaker 9: They don't deserve a penny from the federal government.
Speaker 4: Whoa take it easier on New York? Marjorie, you remember
Speaker 4: a space laser that you're worried about, the people who.
Speaker 1: Run it live here.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's kind of sad to watch a person slam
Speaker 4: New York when they clearly would make an amazing New Yorker. Okay,
Speaker 4: MTG's host speech is going to be repeated word for
Speaker 4: word by a homeless guy on the sea train at
Speaker 4: three am tonight. But let's talk about a different Trump
Speaker 4: ally who's saying unhinged things.
Speaker 1: Okay, right now.
Speaker 4: His name is Byron Donalds, And if you didn't know
Speaker 4: him before, well he's a cool guy with smart opinions.
Speaker 6: Republican Congressman Byron Donalds, widely considered a potential VP pick
Speaker 6: for Donald Trump, is facing backlash from Democrats today after
Speaker 6: saying that black families were stronger during Jim Crow before
Speaker 6: they were influenced by Democratic policies.
Speaker 2: During Jim Crow, the back family was together.
Speaker 9: During Jim Crow, more black people voted Conservative lead.
Speaker 4: Why all Trump's potential VP picks insane? I I never
Speaker 4: thought I'd say this, but this might be a good
Speaker 4: time to take a second look at the dog murderer. Okay,
Speaker 4: and I know what you're thinking. How could a congressman
Speaker 4: think that Jim Core era was good for black families?
Speaker 4: But to be fair, he's a congressman from Florida, and
Speaker 4: that's literally the title of the US history textbooks. Okay,
Speaker 4: so let's move on to some cultural news, because it's
Speaker 4: not just congressmen who have crazy opinions, it's also everyone.
Speaker 7: And now to a grocery cart controversy getting a lot
Speaker 7: of traction online. A video posted by a woman who
Speaker 7: unapologetically says she never returns her shopping cart.
Speaker 10: I'm not returning my shopping cart, and you can judge
Speaker 10: me all you want.
Speaker 11: California mom Leslie Dobson says she's afraid her children will
Speaker 11: be abducted while she's busy returning her cart.
Speaker 9: I'm not getting my groceries into my car, getting my
Speaker 9: children into the.
Speaker 10: Car, and then leaving them in the car.
Speaker 11: To go return the cart.
Speaker 9: So if you're going to give me a dirty look.
Speaker 4: Off.
Speaker 1: Mean off you.
Speaker 4: All right, I don't even want your kids, but now
Speaker 4: I feel like I gotta take them because they're talking
Speaker 4: about shit.
Speaker 1: O lady.
Speaker 4: It's yeah, Look, lady, if you want to be lazy
Speaker 4: and not return your shopping cart, you don't have to
Speaker 4: use your kids as excuse. Okay, just say you don't
Speaker 4: know what six feet this is America. Nobody walks six feet. Okay,
Speaker 4: if you're really that worried about your kids getting abducted,
Speaker 4: just take them with you to return the cot or
Speaker 4: leave them in the car and lock the doors.
Speaker 1: Maybe back your kids are safe.
Speaker 4: If you want the extra shirt, just give them bad haircuts. Okay,
Speaker 4: nobody wants your weird looking kids. And by the way,
Speaker 4: who are these kids now? Are so abductible that you
Speaker 4: can't walk ten steps without every predator in America descending
Speaker 4: upon them. If it's that easy to abduct kids in
Speaker 4: the parking lot, then what's the big deal?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: If your kids get stolen and just take the ones
Speaker 4: from the con next door, Okay, this is problems off.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to some international news.
Speaker 4: Okay, because there are places deep in the Amazon jungle
Speaker 4: where primitive tribes are untouched by the modern world. But
Speaker 4: luckily Elon Musk is taking care of that.
Speaker 12: A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got connected to
Speaker 12: the Internet, only to wind up hooked on social media
Speaker 12: and porn. Nine months ago, the Rubo tribe got internet
Speaker 12: service for the first time thanks to Elon Musk starling service,
Speaker 12: but young men have been sharing porn videos on group chats,
Speaker 12: while others have one victim to Internet scams.
Speaker 10: People hunched over on their phones, typing away, sending voice notes,
Speaker 10: watching you know, video clips. I saw two very young
Speaker 10: boys just you know, swiping through video after video of
Speaker 10: neymar Junior.
Speaker 4: Okay, haters, I think this is great.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: The internet opens up all of human knowledge to these people.
Speaker 4: They go online and they were like, Wow, there's so
Speaker 4: much going on.
Speaker 1: In the world.
Speaker 4: Do you see this lady of the shopping catch she
Speaker 4: doesn't want to walk six feet? Okay, let's go get
Speaker 4: her kids. By the way, I'm so happy that people
Speaker 4: in the middle of the Amazon get better Internet than
Speaker 4: I get respect from. But of course that's one thing
Speaker 4: they discovered right away.
Speaker 1: Porn.
Speaker 4: That's right, an untouched Amazon civilization is now touching itself
Speaker 4: or more on this remote getting into the access. We
Speaker 4: go live to the Amazon rainfloorest with Troy.
Speaker 1: You wanta.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Try try try, Hey, what's the situation over there?
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, I cann't hear you over the sound of
Speaker 11: all the dang gay fever. Why do you keep sending
Speaker 11: me to these places? You told me I was going
Speaker 11: to Amazon. This is a rainforest how am I supposed
Speaker 11: to return this slapchot? I checked this at the gate, Ronnie. Okay, Troy,
Speaker 11: can you just shut up for a second.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: How has the Internet impacted this remote tribe?
Speaker 2: It's an absolute tragedy. This was once a wonderful.
Speaker 11: People with proud customs and traditions. Now everyone is glued
Speaker 11: to their phones. They're falling for scams. The men have
Speaker 11: stopped hunting wild boars and are just hunting milks.
Speaker 1: And you can't.
Speaker 11: You can't feed your family with milk meat. Okay, It's
Speaker 11: it's too stringy. So we have to take the Internet away.
Speaker 11: I mean, can you imagine living in a society obsessed
Speaker 11: with their phones like this?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's our society. So what you're saying we
Speaker 4: should take the Internet away from ourselves?
Speaker 11: Here, Ronnie, I'll kill you. Sorry, sorry, sorry, that's it's
Speaker 11: the dengey. It's just that I we we need the Internet. Okay,
Speaker 11: Where else can I get a slap chop same day
Speaker 11: a store? No, it's it's too late for us, Ronnie.
Speaker 11: We have no culture left to save. All we do
Speaker 11: is trade crypto and use chat GBT to write our
Speaker 11: birthday cards. You know, I love you, Grandma.
Speaker 2: How does it do that?
Speaker 11: As humanity, we need one place untouched by the Internet
Speaker 11: besides every single goddamn elevator.
Speaker 1: This tribe is pure and og human.
Speaker 11: We have to protect them because they'll be the ones
Speaker 11: repopulating the world when the rest of us go to
Speaker 11: nuclear war over some bitches shopping cart.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, but the sudden decline should be a lesson
Speaker 4: to all of us, right that the Internet can can
Speaker 4: take something pure and immediately corrupt it. I mean, maybe
Speaker 4: this tribe is a miror of our own society, and
Speaker 4: maybe we should all unplugged for the good of humanity.
Speaker 11: Okay, you first, you give up the Internet, I tell.
Speaker 4: You all right, Sorry, sorry, I just I just hit
Speaker 4: a million followers on half of those are you?
Speaker 1: I rest my case.
Speaker 2: We're a lost cause.
Speaker 11: So I'm going to get the hell out of the
Speaker 11: Amazon before we ruin these people too. I just ordered
Speaker 11: an Uber it's five weeks away. There is an Uber
Speaker 11: pool and it's three minutes away.
Speaker 4: But like, no, no, no, no, no, no, wait for no Uber,
Speaker 4: wait for you what everybody?
Speaker 1: Hey, when we come back? Jordan Kleppo the Cloud.
Speaker 4: Sports War, So don't go away.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to our daily show.
Speaker 4: Let's fell at sports used recently, so for some thoughtful,
Speaker 4: nuanced debate, we turned to Sports War.
Speaker 1: Ready, it's time for you. What's up? More time? Ronnie
Speaker 1: Shan and.
Speaker 2: I'm Jordan Klepper.
Speaker 7: This is Sports War, the show where we are legally
Speaker 7: not allowed to agree with each other. For example, if
Speaker 7: I say Ronnie Chang doesn't suck, well.
Speaker 1: Then I have to disagree with you on that. Jordan.
Speaker 4: Everybody knows I'm a bad son and a selfish lover.
Speaker 7: Yes, you left out that you're also rude to service workers.
Speaker 7: Let's start with the biggest story in sports, the show
Speaker 7: heard around the world.
Speaker 9: This physical moment involving the WNBA's most high profile rookie
Speaker 9: raising questions unnecessary, Chicago's Kennedy Carter shoulder checking the fevers,
Speaker 9: Kaitlyn Clark knocking her to the ground.
Speaker 7: Oh whoa throw the flag center to that? Hey, come on,
Speaker 7: Kaitlyn Clark is clearly getting bull it. I'm sick of it.
Speaker 7: You can't just push people in sports unless it's football, hockey, dude, basketball,
Speaker 7: the Little League World Series or being drunk dad at
Speaker 7: the Little Whig World Series.
Speaker 4: Well, I hope all those dad shoves you into traffic, Jordan,
Speaker 4: because you couldn't be more wrong. As a lifelong w
Speaker 4: NBA Fancy's Kaitlyn Clott joined the league a few weeks ago,
Speaker 4: I can say with absolute certainty that that shof was
Speaker 4: barely of foul. Hey, the WNBA needs to get hotter
Speaker 4: if they want me the TAGA demographic to keep watching.
Speaker 1: Okay, you hear that, WNBA.
Speaker 4: Just because you don't have a penis doesn't mean you
Speaker 4: can't get hard as Jordan.
Speaker 7: Are you saying my penis is soft or non existent?
Speaker 1: Whichever had your feelings?
Speaker 2: More jokes on you, Ronnie, I'm dead inside.
Speaker 7: Look, I relate to Caitlin Clark, a superstar at the
Speaker 7: top of her game, surrounded by jealous peers. Caitlin, I
Speaker 7: see you, I am you, and we're not going to
Speaker 7: let bottom feeders like Ronnie Chang push us around, which
Speaker 7: brings us to Tonight's Jay Cleps can't lose Bet of
Speaker 7: the Week. What's the source of Ronnie Chang's crippling inferiority complex?
Speaker 2: Prought to you by gambling? Gambling? You can only lose
Speaker 2: if you stop.
Speaker 4: Okay, moving on from the Greatest Women's basketball player to
Speaker 4: the greatest men's basketball players.
Speaker 5: Son Ronnie James, the son of the NBA's superstar Lebron James,
Speaker 5: will remain in the NBA draft. His agent confirmed his
Speaker 5: decision today.
Speaker 13: James will forego his college eligibility after playing one season
Speaker 13: with USC and Bronnie James could be the first father.
Speaker 1: And son do it to play at the same time
Speaker 1: in the NBA. He's projected to be a second round pick,
Speaker 1: primarily because his father is Lebron James.
Speaker 4: Yo, Bronnie should not enter the NBA at all. Okay,
Speaker 4: it that zero chance you can live up to the
Speaker 4: legacy of his father. Go do something else, like being
Speaker 4: a tall dentist or a tall architect or a medium
Speaker 4: sized Wolf's tallest man.
Speaker 2: Quit wall.
Speaker 1: You're not ahead.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's good advice, Ronnie.
Speaker 7: You should take it. Of course, Bronnie should join the NBA.
Speaker 7: The children of great people are always great themselves. Done
Speaker 7: Junior RFK Junior Carls Junior.
Speaker 11: Oh, good man.
Speaker 7: The only pressure here is on Lebron if his sperm
Speaker 7: can't produce a twelve time NBA All Star who reinvigorates
Speaker 7: the Space Jam franchise.
Speaker 4: Lebron's raided over rated. That's just what your mom said
Speaker 4: to me last night. So you.
Speaker 2: You made love to my mother poorly.
Speaker 4: Like I said, Jordan, I'm a selfish lover, which brings
Speaker 4: us to Ronniey's slim dumk bed of the Night. Who
Speaker 4: will be a greater disappointment to that father? Ronnie James
Speaker 4: LW Jordan Klepper. That's always brought to you by gambling.
Speaker 1: Gambling. It's like taking candy from a baby, but the
Speaker 1: candy is money.
Speaker 7: Finally, we turned to the shocking retirement of a sports legend.
Speaker 8: Well, he has won the Nathan's Hot Dog eating contests
Speaker 8: six times, but Takiu Kobayashi is retiring from competitive eating.
Speaker 8: He says he has health concerns now he needs attend to.
Speaker 8: It's forty six years old and says decades of overeating
Speaker 8: has left him with no appetite or sensation of fullness.
Speaker 2: Holy shit, this.
Speaker 7: Guy can't tell when he's hungry or full. It sounds
Speaker 7: like it's stomach just pulled a Jerry Maguire on him,
Speaker 7: just grabbed the goldfish, set audios to the kidney and
Speaker 7: walked right out.
Speaker 2: Does not sound like it was worth it.
Speaker 1: This was absolutely werfic Big Jordan.
Speaker 4: He got to eat tons of hot dogs and now
Speaker 4: he has no appetite. It's like freeo zempic okay Pobi
Speaker 4: Yashi's allegen not to mention he's Asian shutout Asians.
Speaker 1: That's right. I've only got to use guy like four
Speaker 1: times in my life.
Speaker 4: And shame on you Jordan for not supporting the work
Speaker 4: of one of our greatest Asian athlete.
Speaker 2: Hey, you are wrong, You're wrong running.
Speaker 7: I fully support his decision to step away from the game,
Speaker 7: which brings us to our double down Better than Nights,
Speaker 7: which Asian that host this program will retire next brought
Speaker 7: to you by gambling. Have you lost the ability to
Speaker 7: experience sensation?
Speaker 1: Try gambling?
Speaker 2: See how worse it can get. Well, we are out
Speaker 2: of zaime.
Speaker 1: I'm not retired.
Speaker 2: It's too late. The fans have spoken, ronning Jordas.
Speaker 7: Next time on Sports War, we'll be debating pick a
Speaker 7: ball better with guns?
Speaker 3: Nowt but you got it? Look Hi, Welcome back to
Speaker 3: a damn show.
Speaker 4: My guest Tonight is an Emmy nominator writer, actor, comedian
Speaker 4: who is in the new Netflix documentary Outstanding, a Comedy Revolution.
Speaker 1: Please welcome Jokim Booster, I a little bick.
Speaker 2: I love you.
Speaker 1: First tamandatory Asians on TV in moment, Yes, all right,
Speaker 1: okay into it. Yeah, thanks for coming on the show man,
Speaker 1: Thanks for having men. Dude.
Speaker 4: I've known you, you know, because you were in New
Speaker 4: York before I got here, and we were both comics
Speaker 4: run around New York. But we were never like I
Speaker 4: feel like we never really we were orbiting, but we
Speaker 4: never like smashed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and and technically still haven't.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But you I k new York before me comedy. Remember
Speaker 4: you always super cool on me. I first moved to
Speaker 4: America and you had me on your show in San Francisco.
Speaker 13: Yeah that I mean I thought we were cool too.
Speaker 13: And then I came to this show and realized you
Speaker 13: hired a different gay Asian.
Speaker 2: Person to be a correspondent. Who the fuck is Troy
Speaker 2: a Lota?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Someone young.
Speaker 1: That believe it or not, I have no say on
Speaker 1: the hiring. Interesting, I'm learning, I'm learning, I'm learning.
Speaker 13: No, it was I remember meeting you in San Francisco too,
Speaker 13: when you did my show you I was so intimidated
Speaker 13: because you have this like rotted personality and you ended
Speaker 13: up being the nicest person on this and you were
Speaker 13: always so welcoming and like the stuff I was talking
Speaker 13: about in that clip, you gave me like actual good advice,
Speaker 13: which you were like, be funny.
Speaker 2: So ynd you said it, you said you said it pre.
Speaker 13: The set, and then you were if you said it
Speaker 13: after the set, it would have been insulting.
Speaker 1: But what was the context of that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We were just shooting the ship.
Speaker 4: And then right, well, well, I mean this documentary, Well
Speaker 4: that's the thing. You know, comics. We love talking about comedy.
Speaker 4: We talked about all day and in this documentary, Outstanding
Speaker 4: on Netflix is kind of like a who's who of
Speaker 4: American not even only American gay comic.
Speaker 13: Global queer comics. And I will say I am like
Speaker 13: such a small part of that tapestry. The documentary is
Speaker 13: so cool because it really shows you, like people whose
Speaker 13: name who should be household names, who were actually trailblazing
Speaker 13: and breaking down barriers and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So I could go out on stage and.
Speaker 13: Talk about Dixon and stuff like that without losing my career.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: In fact, I've made a pretty lucrative.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, so's it's it's meeting meaning heroes, I guess
Speaker 4: when you are.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, yeah, I was. We part of the docum. We
Speaker 2: did a huge show at the Hollywood Bowl.
Speaker 13: There were like thirty comics of like truly every generation
Speaker 13: there and it's great because I think, like, especially when
Speaker 13: I was coming up, there would always be like maybe
Speaker 13: one queer.
Speaker 2: Comic on the lineup and that was it.
Speaker 13: That would be like, that's that's too much as it is,
Speaker 13: and so we rarely got to like hang out on
Speaker 13: the same show, and so it was really nice. It
Speaker 13: was like a nice little like homecoming to just all
Speaker 13: be together on the same show backstage on stage.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was something. Oh yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 2: It was cool.
Speaker 4: And you know, that's that's that's kind of how I feel.
Speaker 4: And if I see you on the lineup, and if
Speaker 4: I'm on the show as well, I'm.
Speaker 1: Always like, oh yeah, it's Joel.
Speaker 4: You know, it's always like we don't need to explain,
Speaker 4: there's a shorthand and you know, and just for a record,
Speaker 4: I mean that, you know, the comics were in that
Speaker 4: documentary while on that show. So the documentary is about
Speaker 4: this big show they did at the Greek Theater in
Speaker 4: Los Angeles and some of those comics are my heroes too,
Speaker 4: you know. I'm Wanda Sykes was always super cool to me.
Speaker 4: Lily Tomlin, I have a vinyl that I bought. I've
Speaker 4: been trying to get her to sign it.
Speaker 2: For good luck. I think you'll get there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one day, maybe I'll be lucky to meet her
Speaker 1: in person.
Speaker 4: And that was also the Hannah Gasby was in that
Speaker 4: Australia zone, and I think that was who I mean.
Speaker 14: We could go on online Margaret Show, who like talk
Speaker 14: about Trailblazer like she is the reason I do what
Speaker 14: I do now today, like bar nun Like she was
Speaker 14: the I said in the clip, like I wanted to
Speaker 14: talk about the stuff that people wanted to keep behind
Speaker 14: the curtain, and she was doing that at a time
Speaker 14: when it was actually risky to do that, you know.
Speaker 13: And so yeah, she she really is the person who opened.
Speaker 2: The door for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel like like comics, we always like like to
Speaker 4: tip of the cap to the I don't know, we
Speaker 4: just always like heritage, you know, like our comedy heroes,
Speaker 4: like we almost I don't know about you, but I
Speaker 4: almost feel more beholden to them than than the audience
Speaker 4: in some ways, Like I just want to you know.
Speaker 13: Right, No, it's so funny, like I could be crushing
Speaker 13: in a room, but like I'm paying attention to the
Speaker 13: people standing at the back of the room who I'm like,
Speaker 13: oh my god, Ronnie seeing this joke five thousand times
Speaker 13: like always hates it, you know, But no, I honestly Runnie,
Speaker 13: and this is not just me sucking.
Speaker 2: You're National TV, but you you are that person for.
Speaker 4: Me like you are you are for a lot of
Speaker 4: them are No, I mean it sincerely.
Speaker 1: You made me sound like a piece of ship when
Speaker 1: you said I gave you advice. That doesn't assarily.
Speaker 4: Guys, I'm not going on to people showing going like hey,
Speaker 4: here's my advice.
Speaker 1: It was faunis.
Speaker 2: It wasn't so much advice.
Speaker 13: I think I was probably complaining and being like, oh
Speaker 13: I'm I'm I'm always getting told like what to say
Speaker 13: and what not to say. And I think for you,
Speaker 13: your reaction to that as a as a comic was
Speaker 13: just like it doesn't matter, Like the subject matter, it
Speaker 13: doesn't matter, you know, if you're gay, straight, by whatever
Speaker 13: it is. At the end of the day, if you're funny,
Speaker 13: you're funny. That's why, like I still do stand up
Speaker 13: because it's the it's the closest thing to a meritocracy
Speaker 13: in our industry because like with all the politics and
Speaker 13: everything of people saying like, oh I only got here
Speaker 13: because I'm a diversity higher or whatever.
Speaker 2: When I'm not on stage, that's my whole career.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's my whole career.
Speaker 13: But when we're out on stage and people are either
Speaker 13: laughing or they're not laughing, you don't think the funk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't laugh because of woke guys. Okay, that's
Speaker 2: not how it works.
Speaker 13: Like it's just like, no matter how progressive you want
Speaker 13: to seem, if the joke isn't funny, then you're not laughing.
Speaker 13: And that's why like stand up feels so good because
Speaker 13: I like nobody can tell me shit because these people
Speaker 13: are laughing, you know, yes.
Speaker 1: And so for yeah, agree, totally agree, And for all.
Speaker 4: Its flaws, stand up is the meritocracy. And you know,
Speaker 4: I think sometimes it's hot to explain comedy to people.
Speaker 4: I mean, I quote you in a recent Esquit audicle.
Speaker 4: Oh no sorry, Hollywood reported audicle. I read all your
Speaker 4: press pressed you said, like the mission can't come first,
Speaker 4: it has to be comedy first. Right, and sometimes it's
Speaker 4: hot to explain that to people. And so that's why
Speaker 4: what did you find it difficult in this documentary to
Speaker 4: talk about comedy us you know, just doing it well?
Speaker 13: No, because like when you're in a doc and you're
Speaker 13: sitting behind the camera and you're being interviewed like that,
Speaker 13: it's not comedy. But like I think the biggest pep
Speaker 13: beeve and the thing is is like people of all
Speaker 13: political stripes, across the political spectrum do this when a
Speaker 13: stand up show turns into a ted talk I'm out,
Speaker 13: you know, like I do, Like where are the jokes?
Speaker 13: You know, like you can't just come out and say
Speaker 13: an opinion and expect applause and sometimes you get it,
Speaker 13: but it's it's applauses is not laughter, you know, So
Speaker 13: you can't be mission for You always have to be
Speaker 13: thinking at the end of the day, is it funny?
Speaker 4: Yes? I think yeah, No, I no, I agree completely,
Speaker 4: and you know, and that's I think that's also how
Speaker 4: I feel so much kinship with you, not just the
Speaker 4: not just the Asians on whatever, but like as comedians,
Speaker 4: you know, because sometimes it's we're both out there and
Speaker 4: we're both trying to make it happen in weird bas
Speaker 4: and like in New York City, and oftentimes, you know,
Speaker 4: I never really play this cod a lot, but oftentimes
Speaker 4: on a lineup and there's no other Asians on that lineup,
Speaker 4: you know, and.
Speaker 13: It doesn't You just gotta because I think there's this
Speaker 13: weird assumption that because we take some of the same
Speaker 13: demographic checkboxes that oli our material will be the same.
Speaker 2: But it's like you and I will never.
Speaker 1: Ye two more different as Asian as.
Speaker 2: Men as like any of it.
Speaker 1: We just we're not We're not in the bottom and
Speaker 1: it's just different, just totally different club.
Speaker 4: But anyway, Joe, Hey, you're you're my brother in many
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