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Speaker 4: I'm gonna like, We've got so much to talk about tonight.
Speaker 4: Elon Musk gets marked as spam, Russia and America share
Speaker 4: friendship bracelets, and Trump sticks a foot in his mouth.
Speaker 4: But for once, it's not his own. So let's get
Speaker 4: right into it.
Speaker 3: I've been a comedy.
Speaker 4: Let's kick off with the war in Ukraine. Donald Trump
Speaker 4: promised he could secure a peace deal within one day
Speaker 4: of taking office, which means he is now negative thirty
Speaker 4: four days ahead of schedule.
Speaker 3: Good work, sir.
Speaker 4: As we know, the Ukraine War began in twenty twenty
Speaker 4: two when Putin invaded Ukraine on three separate fronts while
Speaker 4: launching missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, or as Donald Trump
Speaker 4: puts it.
Speaker 5: President Trump has made a series of false assertions blaming
Speaker 5: Ukraine for starting the war.
Speaker 6: You should have never started it.
Speaker 5: You could have made a deal.
Speaker 4: That's an interesting interpretation, and that it's not what happened.
Speaker 3: In fact, it's the exact opposite of what.
Speaker 4: Happened, and this has set off alarm bells for a
Speaker 4: lot of conservatives, including Brian Kilmead, Trump's buddy and the
Speaker 4: Joey Tribiani of Fox and Friends.
Speaker 3: He tried to gently push back.
Speaker 4: When Trump started to blame the destruction of Ukraine on
Speaker 4: President Zelensky.
Speaker 7: You have a man who's led a country that had
Speaker 7: the most beautiful cities. They demolished, had the most beautiful domes.
Speaker 7: Those domes are the most beautiful Russians.
Speaker 3: But that's Russia's fault.
Speaker 7: Those Russia demolished two thousand year old domes and everything's demolished.
Speaker 2: But mister President, that's all. That's Vladimir Putin's fault.
Speaker 7: I get tired of listening to it. It makes it
Speaker 7: very hard to make deals. But look what's happened to
Speaker 7: his country. It's been demolished.
Speaker 2: But no, no, I hear you, President, But you know
Speaker 2: who's blame for that?
Speaker 7: That's what.
Speaker 2: Don't you think it's Vadimir Putin that did the invasion
Speaker 2: unwarranted to try to take back landy had no right to.
Speaker 2: And those you think fundamentally that's that. And if you
Speaker 2: could just get now now both sides want to talk
Speaker 2: it seems so we should just get to that point.
Speaker 7: They only want to talk because of me.
Speaker 4: But this is how off the rails Trump is his blood.
Speaker 4: Fox News is saying, mister President, you sound crazy, and
Speaker 4: I believe DEI causes tornadoes.
Speaker 3: And he's right.
Speaker 4: Not about the DEI causing tornadoes. We all know trans
Speaker 4: people caused tornadoes, but about this war. Under Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: America has fully taken Russia's side, which means are we
Speaker 4: the bad guys?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: Well that didn't answer that, but I think we might
Speaker 4: be the bad guys. It's not just Republicans who are alarmed.
Speaker 4: The entire continent of Europe is freaking the fuck out.
Speaker 4: If the United States will help Russia take over Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Who's next? Poland, Latvia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Albania, Estonia. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: got a ninety seven in AP geography, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: I would have gotten a hundred, but I misspelled my name.
Speaker 4: So yesterday Europe tried to get Trump back on its
Speaker 4: side by sending over its most charismatic Trump whisperer, you all,
Speaker 4: Macrone of France, And right from the start of that
Speaker 4: meeting you could really see how he let his scar down.
Speaker 6: That is the most beautiful language. I have no idea
Speaker 6: what he said, but that is the views move elegant,
Speaker 6: beautiful language.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Trump just loves a French accent, probably because it's the
Speaker 4: native tongue of his hero pepe Le pew something about
Speaker 4: that pervert skunk that Trump finds so relatable. But Macron's
Speaker 4: accent gives him a lot of leeweighted gently correct Trump
Speaker 4: every time he spews bullshit.
Speaker 9: I mean this walk off to the office a lot
Speaker 9: of money, and this is the responsibility of Russia because
Speaker 9: the aggressor is Russia.
Speaker 7: Europe is loaning the money to Ukraine.
Speaker 6: They get their money back.
Speaker 9: No, in fact, to be to be frank.
Speaker 8: We paid.
Speaker 9: We paid sixty person of the totally fault and it
Speaker 9: was who I like. The US lows guarantee grants and
Speaker 9: we provided to pay and money.
Speaker 2: At it.
Speaker 3: What did that smile? The guy is smitten.
Speaker 4: Usually if someone confronts him about being wrong, he takes
Speaker 4: away their security detail. But he's letting Macron do whatever
Speaker 4: he wants. I think a sexy accent is his kryptonite.
Speaker 3: I assumed it was vegetables.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 4: To be fair, it's not just Macron Trump was swooning
Speaker 4: over anyone with a sexy accent.
Speaker 9: I want to know if you what is your idea
Speaker 9: about either if you wanted to make the same.
Speaker 6: Thing, Can you talk a little louder? You have a
Speaker 6: beautiful voice like them in these days? Use Where are
Speaker 6: you from?
Speaker 10: Italy?
Speaker 6: From Italy?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: I loved Italy?
Speaker 4: Oh Italy? I love that restaurant with the grocery store.
Speaker 7: It's out.
Speaker 3: Oh now lit so good? Now tell me which section
Speaker 3: are you from Fromaggio produce self checkout.
Speaker 4: By the way, Trump is the only person on earth
Speaker 4: who has ever asked an Italian person to talk louder.
Speaker 3: Of course, as we saw it last.
Speaker 4: Week, not every accent does it for him. Sometimes it
Speaker 4: just confuses him.
Speaker 9: With the present.
Speaker 8: People would be welcoming your decision to extradite the Hubboga.
Speaker 6: I can't understand what he said, dude.
Speaker 4: Come on, if you don't understand what someone is saying,
Speaker 4: don't be rude and dismiss them.
Speaker 3: Just laugh and go, oh my god, that's.
Speaker 4: So crazy, like a normal person. I mean, is Trump
Speaker 4: sure that he wants to be president? Because this is
Speaker 4: the worst job in the world. If you don't understand accents,
Speaker 4: it's like working as an escort if you're still not
Speaker 4: one hundred percent sure which hole it's supposed to go in.
Speaker 4: Although would that actually make you a great escort?
Speaker 3: I guess we'll never know.
Speaker 4: By the way, if you're wondering how tough Indian accents
Speaker 4: are for Trump, he had to get a translator for it,
Speaker 4: not for the language, for the accent.
Speaker 11: It is evident that how the state of the United
Speaker 11: So what is yours?
Speaker 12: And what is the rule that the dead?
Speaker 4: I can't believe Doge is going around looking for inefficiencies. Meanwhile,
Speaker 4: Trump has an English to English translator. But if you
Speaker 4: do have to have a translator for accents, why does
Speaker 4: the translator also.
Speaker 3: Have an accent? Maybe the plan was.
Speaker 4: To have a string of translators with slightly less of
Speaker 4: an accent until they finally got to something Trump could process. Eventually,
Speaker 4: it'll just be the word Bangladesh written across the boobs
Speaker 4: of a swimsuit model.
Speaker 3: Oh, now I get it. Anyway, back to Macron.
Speaker 4: Now, you might think that it's not wise for Europe
Speaker 4: to hinge its survival on the seductive power of Macron's accent,
Speaker 4: but Trump himself admitted that it works.
Speaker 6: I just want to fail you a little, sir. So
Speaker 6: we were at the Eiffel Tower having dinner with your
Speaker 6: wonderful wife and with my wonderful wife, and we came
Speaker 6: out and he started speaking the French steel and we
Speaker 6: didn't have an interpreter, and he was going on and
Speaker 6: on and on, and I was just nodding yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 6: And he really sold me out because I got back
Speaker 6: the next day that I read the papers. They said,
Speaker 6: that's not what we said. He's a smart customer.
Speaker 4: I will tell you this sure, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 4: forget the accent. What was going on with that handshake?
Speaker 4: Are they doing the no you hang up? But with
Speaker 4: their hands? Before we figure out Russia and Ukraine, we
Speaker 4: need a peace deal for the world's weirdest thumb worm.
Speaker 3: So maybe this isn't going to come.
Speaker 4: Down to words at all, because if you've noticed how
Speaker 4: Trump and Macrona interact, their hands alone tell a story.
Speaker 9: Douchev dita bloky, there's a conflula.
Speaker 8: Of oh tier.
Speaker 7: Man lima dima.
Speaker 4: Tondre.
Speaker 10: When we come back, we'll tell you who's been mean
Speaker 10: to Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: But don't go away.
Speaker 7: Show.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about Doge it's the reason an eighteen year
Speaker 4: old virgin has your Social Security number. But Elon Musk
Speaker 4: has been trying to find ways to fire as many
Speaker 4: federal workers as possible, and this weekend he tried out
Speaker 4: his new method by sending an email that shouldn't have
Speaker 4: been a meeting or an email.
Speaker 13: It's the doge ultimatum. Elon Musk emailing over two million
Speaker 13: federal workers with this subject line, what did you do
Speaker 13: last week? It simply asked them the list five things
Speaker 13: they accomplished at work and says not replying by midnight
Speaker 13: tonight would be taken as a resignation.
Speaker 4: Ah the hallmark of a good boss. He gives you
Speaker 4: busy work that also makes you scared. This is such
Speaker 4: an insane idea, just for starters. Let's say everyone does respond.
Speaker 4: Who the fuck is going to read two point four
Speaker 4: million emails?
Speaker 10: I say this as someone I say this as someone
Speaker 10: who has an inbox with two point four million unread emails.
Speaker 4: It is too many emails to I can read.
Speaker 3: Hey, pottery barn, if you tell me.
Speaker 4: About one more throw pillow sale, I will kill myself
Speaker 4: and the blood will be on your hands, also on
Speaker 4: your throw pillows don't fucking test me, and I know
Speaker 4: you gave my email to Williams Sonoma. Anyway, as shocking
Speaker 4: as this may be, federal workers do not seem very
Speaker 4: happy about being sent threatening emails, and they're making their
Speaker 4: voices heard in unusual ways.
Speaker 11: I want to ask you about a fake video that
Speaker 11: was somehow hacked onto the TVs at the Housing and
Speaker 11: Urban Development Offices this morning in DC. It's pretty graphic,
Speaker 11: so we're not going to show it here in top story.
Speaker 3: It essentially shows.
Speaker 11: The President again, this was an AI image kissing Elon
Speaker 11: Musk's feet.
Speaker 3: He's right, He's right.
Speaker 4: An AI video of Trump kissing Elon Musk's feet is disgusting.
Speaker 4: It's inappropriate, and it's disrespectful. It should not be on TV.
Speaker 4: Let me just show you why it should not be
Speaker 4: on TV.
Speaker 10: Look at how.
Speaker 4: Inappropriate this fake video of the President flvereign all hello
Speaker 4: over Elon Musk's foot knobs is so inappropriate, and that
Speaker 4: is why we will never be showing this to you.
Speaker 4: It's called journalistic integrity.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Although it has to be said that making that video
Speaker 4: and hacking the screens took a lot of work, and
Speaker 4: I really hope whichever federal employee did it included that
Speaker 4: in their list of five of.
Speaker 3: Compos that's imporiate.
Speaker 4: I definitely feel bad for the guy in the Hut
Speaker 4: office who learned about his latent foot fetish in.
Speaker 3: The worst possible way. Oh no, oh no.
Speaker 4: And it wasn't just the rank and file who pushed
Speaker 4: back on Elon's ultimatum. Some of Trump's own cabinet members
Speaker 4: told their departments the email wasn't official. Cash Pattel told
Speaker 4: the FBI, don't respond to that email. Tulsi Gabbard said,
Speaker 4: don't respond to that email. Pete Hegseith responded to that email, saying,
Speaker 4: you up. That was irrelevant. But all this infighting is confusing.
Speaker 4: Can someone please clarify the situation here, mister President? Do
Speaker 4: people have to answer this email or not?
Speaker 12: Can you clarify, hopefully, once and for all, what your
Speaker 12: expectations are with this email?
Speaker 9: The federal employees.
Speaker 6: Like somewhat voluntary, but it's also if you don't answer,
Speaker 6: I guess you get fired.
Speaker 4: Oh right, yeah, that clears up everything. It's voluntary, but
Speaker 4: if you don't answer it, you're fired.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: At this point, the only thing more confusing than that email.
Speaker 4: Is that AI video that is totally inappropriate for television?
Speaker 4: I mean, they give Elon two left feet weird and gross,
Speaker 4: and that's why we will not be showing it to you.
Speaker 4: It's called moral courage. Moral courage. Now, look, you would
Speaker 4: expect some pushback within the federal government, but the surprising
Speaker 4: thing is there's also some pushback from outside the federal government.
Speaker 3: From Georgia to Oregon to Kansas.
Speaker 4: Americans angry with President trump sweeping layoffs and Elon Musk's
Speaker 4: drive to slash government spending, packing raucous town halls.
Speaker 8: Contract She's done some very good things.
Speaker 1: I think, how did you feel about an not one
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 4: Oh that last guy was so ready to get mad
Speaker 4: you didn't even wait for the answer.
Speaker 3: I have a question, you suck ah Philip.
Speaker 4: Personally, I'm glad to see people pushing back against DOGE.
Speaker 4: But even if you support does, you have to acknowledge
Speaker 4: that seeing real people voicing their opinion to their elected
Speaker 4: representatives is a lot better than seeing Trump going to
Speaker 4: town on alon speed, which is just disgusting. It's disgusting,
Speaker 4: and you will never see that video here.
Speaker 3: You won't.
Speaker 4: Instead, we're going to have some serious analysis about this
Speaker 4: counter movement to DOGE. So let's go to DOGE headquarters
Speaker 4: with Michael Costa. People are not happy with DOGE.
Speaker 5: That's right, DESI, But DOGE has to take a lot
Speaker 5: of the blame for the backlash. They're not handling these
Speaker 5: layoffs with enough care and finesse. Let me explain through
Speaker 5: the use of a visual aid. Let's say this floot
Speaker 5: represents the federal government. You gotta be gentle, right, you
Speaker 5: can't go in whole hog. You gotta start the layoffs
Speaker 5: with a light little pet See what I did there, doesy?
Speaker 5: That was me laying off fifty NIH researchers. And you
Speaker 5: know what, I think they liked it.
Speaker 4: Yes, I see what you're saying. It's not what you cut,
Speaker 4: it's how.
Speaker 3: You cut it exactly.
Speaker 5: You can't go from zero to one hundred like this.
Speaker 3: That is not how you do it.
Speaker 5: It's too overwhelming and it puts too much pressure on
Speaker 5: the workforce.
Speaker 3: Tell me about it.
Speaker 4: I've been laid off before and it is always too sloppy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you don't want sloppy dosy. And you can't just
Speaker 5: focus on the top departments either. Most of the waste
Speaker 5: takes place lace at the lower levels of the government.
Speaker 3: So you gotta work both the li is how the.
Speaker 4: And I got to say, I have never seen you
Speaker 4: look more professional. So where did you learn so much
Speaker 4: about government? Was that at college?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: No, I worked at payless. The point is you have
Speaker 5: to pay attention to the whole of the federal government.
Speaker 5: Then once you've properly covered all the sensitive parts, that's
Speaker 5: when you bring in the other foot. Oh my goodness, gracious.
Speaker 4: Oh wait, hold on, so if one foot represents the
Speaker 4: federal government, what does the other foot represent?
Speaker 3: Oh, this foot's just.
Speaker 12: A sex thing.
Speaker 3: Oh gotcha, Michaels. Everyone will be joining. Actually, go go away.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Dailey Show. My guest tonight is
Speaker 4: a loved comedic actor known for her work in Reno
Speaker 4: nine one one, Bridesmaids, and The Goldbergs. She now stars
Speaker 4: in Saint Dennis Medical on NBC. Please welcome Wendy McClendon,
Speaker 4: Covey arm Horny.
Speaker 3: Now that I've watched all that foot action, Yes.
Speaker 4: My goodness, who doesn't love a little foot action.
Speaker 12: Anyone that says otherwise is ill?
Speaker 4: Big that one liars. I am so happier here, I'm
Speaker 4: so happy to be here. I'm such an enormous fan
Speaker 4: of yours. Everything you do. I mean, Bridesmaids, biggest.
Speaker 3: Comedy, gold Birds. It was on for ten whole.
Speaker 4: Seasons at Reno nine one one.
Speaker 3: Which was on for.
Speaker 4: We got a little.
Speaker 12: Revival like right before COVID. So we've knocked out two
Speaker 12: more movies. Yeah, a few more episodes.
Speaker 4: I mean that was like a two twenty year span.
Speaker 4: What is what is the.
Speaker 3: Crazy being that I'm so young? Impossibly? Yeah, but what
Speaker 3: is the secret?
Speaker 4: What's this in the secret sauce for how to how
Speaker 4: to have such like great longevity with these projects?
Speaker 12: I wish I had an answer for you. I'm just really,
Speaker 12: really lucky, and I worship the devil.
Speaker 3: Oh that's all it is. That's all it do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's all it is. Well, no problem, sign me up,
Speaker 3: you guys.
Speaker 12: Now, I say I've been lucky.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe the secret sauce is you. That's probably that.
Speaker 12: You say such things, doesn't Let's be best from.
Speaker 4: Okay, you started at the Groundlings, I did. You were
Speaker 4: in the main company and the Groundlings, if you don't know,
Speaker 4: is a famous improv theater that is responsible for breeding
Speaker 4: just the top comedy talent.
Speaker 12: Also about everybody on SNL comes from either the Groundlings
Speaker 12: or Second City. And yeah, I was lucky enough to
Speaker 12: do that for seven years.
Speaker 4: And how did that training prepare you for your comedic
Speaker 4: journey all these roles that you play.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 12: The great thing about improv is that you are never
Speaker 12: supposed to deny anything.
Speaker 4: So if you.
Speaker 12: Approach I mean even sales, if you're in sales, or
Speaker 12: you know, anything where you have to deal with the public,
Speaker 12: if you just approach it from a place of yes,
Speaker 12: and I can do this for you, or yes, and
Speaker 12: I cannot do this for you, but I can do this.
Speaker 4: Oh hello, Yes that cup you had planned on doing
Speaker 4: that poetry.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that was a planned little.
Speaker 4: Stunt that I thought i'd pull out here they taught
Speaker 4: stunt work at the Roundins. I got to witness your
Speaker 4: improv skills on a tiny little project that we did
Speaker 4: many years ago that never saw the light of day.
Speaker 3: You were a baby, Yes you were. That's what will
Speaker 3: go in. Yes, we'll go with that. So young as
Speaker 3: were you, right? But this this project had it.
Speaker 4: Was you and Jane Lynch and Sam Pancake, Jack Platnik.
Speaker 4: It was all improvised, kind of like a curb your
Speaker 4: enthusiasm and it was only like two days of filming,
Speaker 4: but that was such a masterclass for me to get
Speaker 4: to watch you and Jane show up to the party,
Speaker 4: be a good improviser, a great listener, but like show
Speaker 4: up with the goods. It really was like that was
Speaker 4: probably such a nothing thing for you, but it was
Speaker 4: very impactful for me.
Speaker 3: So thank you.
Speaker 12: Well, you're welcome, and you were absolutely an angel because
Speaker 12: you came in at the eleventh hour, Like literally she
Speaker 12: was cast at what nine o'clock at night and six
Speaker 12: in the morning, you're on set with us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that just shows that they were desperate. That's
Speaker 4: when I got all my jobs, and they were very desperate,
Speaker 4: like let's just hire the next person that walks in
Speaker 4: the door.
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, she'll do.
Speaker 12: Okay, can I tell you something embarrassing about that job please.
Speaker 12: I was so sure that that stupid show was gonna go.
Speaker 12: And by the way, this was a scripted show for
Speaker 12: VH one that doesn't do scripted show.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 12: But on the strength of that hilarious pilot, I bought
Speaker 12: a boat.
Speaker 3: This is not a joke.
Speaker 12: I talked my husband into buying a friggin boat and
Speaker 12: we had to push that thing uphill for the next
Speaker 12: five years, and we couldn't even sell it. We had
Speaker 12: to give it to someone to take it off our hands.
Speaker 3: You no longer have the boat.
Speaker 12: Tell no, oh.
Speaker 3: Buy a boat. People do not buy a boat.
Speaker 12: Rent a boat and rent a captain for the day.
Speaker 12: But you don't need a boat.
Speaker 4: So they didn't talk about invest good investments at the
Speaker 4: ground lanes. That was a part of the never Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's too bad.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you bought it. We bought so funny.
Speaker 12: Anyway, it was a terrible show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's no Saint Dennis Medical, I'll tell.
Speaker 3: You that much. Perfect segue.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, and I truly this show is so
Speaker 4: funny and you're phenomenal in it. And I heard that
Speaker 4: you received the script the day that the Goldbergs ended.
Speaker 3: Is that true?
Speaker 12: Yeah, in a weird twist of fate, Yes, I did
Speaker 12: get it the same day, and I was all poudy
Speaker 12: and I'm looking at this script, going, god, I think
Speaker 12: it's funny. Yeah, I think this is funny. I think
Speaker 12: I want to do it, but you know it was
Speaker 12: just in the pilot stages, so you think, well, I
Speaker 12: should just do it because fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: You know, it might not go, but it went.
Speaker 12: But then we went on strike.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, So if you watch Saint Dennis, you might notice
Speaker 12: that between the first episode and the second episode we
Speaker 12: all look a lot different.
Speaker 3: That's why. But it's been a blessing.
Speaker 12: It's been so much fun. And I cannot tell you
Speaker 12: how much respect I have for healthcare workers after doing.
Speaker 8: It.
Speaker 4: Shows incredible, It really shows in the show. One of
Speaker 4: the things that I appreciate so much about it. It's
Speaker 4: laugh out loud funny. It's very very funny. But all
Speaker 4: of the characters have these huge blind spots for comedic reasons,
Speaker 4: but never are they like completely inept at their jobs.
Speaker 4: And so it is sort of a love letter to
Speaker 4: healthcare workers.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 12: It really is, because when you get into healthcare, don't
Speaker 12: think that you're ever going to work a forty hour week. Okay,
Speaker 12: that just doesn't happen. And there are times when it's
Speaker 12: somebody's worst day in the world, but you just want
Speaker 12: to go to lunch, yeah, or you really have to
Speaker 12: pee and you wish someone would just make a decision,
Speaker 12: like it's they're people too, you know, and sometimes they're
Speaker 12: going to have a bad day, and they should be
Speaker 12: allowed to have a bad day sometimes, of course, as
Speaker 12: we all should. But yeah, respect, respect to all of
Speaker 12: the healthcare workers out there.
Speaker 4: Have you had anyone come up to you, any actual
Speaker 4: healthcare workers come up to you and say thank you
Speaker 4: for making the show?
Speaker 12: I watch a show I do get dms from people
Speaker 12: who say the way you play the administration is dead on.
Speaker 12: Not to you know, pat my own back there, but yeah,
Speaker 12: the very thought that you have to keep people motivated
Speaker 12: when you don't even believe what you're saying anymore. And
Speaker 12: I've had to work for people like that, And so
Speaker 12: what do you do? You change your physicality and maybe
Speaker 12: you might throw a fake judo move or whatever to
Speaker 12: just kind of get a smile on someone's face, and
Speaker 12: all they want to do is flip you the bird.
Speaker 4: One of my favorite things about your character that I
Speaker 4: noticed is that she wears these like enormous brooches on
Speaker 4: her lapel. She'll wear like a breast cancer research pin,
Speaker 4: and then the next day it will be a giant
Speaker 4: hummingbird that's just slightly too large for the lapel. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it tells you so much about that character. She's very
Speaker 4: like front facing. Was that something that you came up with?
Speaker 12: No, but I love it for her because she is
Speaker 12: just it's that false optimism. Yeah, you know of Hey,
Speaker 12: you guys were having a pizza party.
Speaker 3: Like we're adults. Who cares?
Speaker 12: You get that humming bird out of my face?
Speaker 4: Sometimes sometimes you just need a hummingbird. You know. There
Speaker 4: are something softens a lot of blows, stopping for blows. Well,
Speaker 4: at this point, you have played a fake copy, a
Speaker 4: fake doctor, hospital administrator, a fake mom in the eighties.
Speaker 4: Knowing your track record, the show is going to last
Speaker 4: for twenty seven seasons.
Speaker 3: But I hope so we got to get you in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sign me up. Come on, but what what
Speaker 4: is your What do you wish to do next? For
Speaker 4: a fake job?
Speaker 3: Oh, for a fake job? Next prostitute.
Speaker 4: Oh that's the one I want to know.
Speaker 3: I really think i'd be good at it. Yeah, footwork
Speaker 3: or no footwork, we'll get it. We'll get to it,
Speaker 3: We'll go to yes.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, Well I'll sign me up because I'd like
Speaker 4: to buy a boat.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm meaning for. Saint Dennis Medical airs.
Speaker 4: Tuesdays at a pm on NBC and streams on Peacock,
Speaker 4: Wendy mcclennon, coming, everybody.
Speaker 3: We're going to take a quick break.
Speaker 10: We'll be right back.
Speaker 3: That's been so before we go.
Speaker 4: Comic Relief is putting on a show to raise money
Speaker 4: to support the most vulnerable communities affected by the LA wildfires.
Speaker 4: The show is called Comic Relief Stand Up for LA.
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