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Speaker 4: It's the show, the News.
Speaker 3: This is the Daily Show with your host Daisy Lighting.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: I'm Dasie Lighting, and I am so happy I get
Speaker 5: to host the Daily Show this week. God, I am
Speaker 5: so excited. I just peed myself a little. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 5: It was a lot of pee. We got a great
Speaker 5: show for you tonight. So let's get into the headline.
Speaker 2: Let's kick things.
Speaker 5: Off with something I saw today and I just I
Speaker 5: have to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: So last month, bud Light did a social media campaign
Speaker 5: with transgender influencer Dylan mulvaney, and conservatives absolutely lost their
Speaker 5: shit over it. They were filming themselves shooting cans, running
Speaker 5: over cans, hitting cans.
Speaker 2: With a baseball mat.
Speaker 5: It was like a Saw movie, but starring bud Light.
Speaker 5: But now their meltdown has even its own.
Speaker 3: Merch America presents real women of politics, real in in
Speaker 3: a politics.
Speaker 2: Real women don't have to fake.
Speaker 3: It, Real women doing real things.
Speaker 2: Real We may work to work brought.
Speaker 3: Some big companies can't tell the difference between real and
Speaker 3: fake anymore.
Speaker 2: Really, even all the difference.
Speaker 3: That's why we're introducing the real women of politics kusy.
Speaker 3: And if it covers up the label of a big
Speaker 3: woke company, will that works too?
Speaker 2: True women a polite? What the fuck? I was seriously though,
Speaker 2: what the hell?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, but can you really imagine conservative men using
Speaker 5: this thing? I mean maybe as a pocket.
Speaker 2: Pucky, but that's it.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm out fishing, so this Kivy flashlight has got
Speaker 5: to get the job done. I never thought i'd miss
Speaker 5: the old beer commercials. I mean, sure, there were a
Speaker 5: lot of boobs, but at least they weren't.
Speaker 2: Like these boobs are biological boobs.
Speaker 5: This ad made no sense, Like, what was going on
Speaker 5: with that woman shoving a giant fish into a tiny bob?
Speaker 5: Is that something real women do? It wasn't even near
Speaker 5: the sea. It was like in a closet. What is
Speaker 5: a fish even to in a closet? Even that actor
Speaker 5: had no idea what was going on. She was like,
Speaker 5: please tell me, this is for porn And that's some
Speaker 5: weird Sarah Huckabee Sanders ad. And this should be obvious,
Speaker 5: but I am so sick of this. Trans women are
Speaker 5: not real women having a vagina.
Speaker 2: Does it make you a woman.
Speaker 5: Having a crippling fear that you're using too many exclamation
Speaker 5: points in an email?
Speaker 2: That is what makes you a woman.
Speaker 5: All right, let's move on to the big story rocking
Speaker 5: the media world today. You know that stupid look that's
Speaker 5: always on Tucker Carlson's face, Well today he has a
Speaker 5: good reason for it.
Speaker 2: This just in to CNN.
Speaker 7: Tucker Carlson is out at Fox News the Right Room network.
Speaker 7: Just enough, the two have parted ways. Cnnci Meter reporter
Speaker 7: Aliver Our Darci is here with more on this. What
Speaker 7: are you learning he was out on Friday. While we
Speaker 7: see him say goodbye, we're.
Speaker 8: Not going to see him say goodbye. This is really
Speaker 8: stunning news coming from Fox. They say his last show
Speaker 8: was April twenty. First, they put out a very short statement.
Speaker 8: They say they thank him for his service, and that's it.
Speaker 8: That's all we know right now.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 5: Wow, I can't believe that a network that's so opposed
Speaker 5: to gender affirming surgery just cut off their own dick. Now,
Speaker 5: apparently Tucker was forced out by Rupert Murdoch, which is
Speaker 5: pretty ironic. Tucker spent so many years saying that Mexican
Speaker 5: people were coming to take our jobs away. Turns out
Speaker 5: he should have been worrying about Australians. And we still
Speaker 5: don't know exactly what led Rupert Murdoch to fire his
Speaker 5: network's biggest star, but reportedly he was concerned over Carlson's
Speaker 5: con biris theories about January sixth. So let this be
Speaker 5: a lesson to everybody. If you try to topple America's democracy,
Speaker 5: you can stay on TV for two more years and
Speaker 5: that's it. But whatever the reason was, Tucker's firing is
Speaker 5: going to leave a huge white power vacuum at Fox.
Speaker 5: And I'm glad he's gone, but if I'm being honest,
Speaker 5: I'm also a little nervous about what he's going to
Speaker 5: do next. You know, it's like after Papa John got fired.
Speaker 5: You just knew he was out there somewhere working on
Speaker 5: a pizza. That gives you even worse diary. By the way,
Speaker 5: Tucker Carlson isn't the only cable news anchor.
Speaker 2: To get the act.
Speaker 5: CNN just fired Don Lemon after seventeen New Year's Eve blackouts.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry years of service.
Speaker 5: So it's been a tough day to be a news
Speaker 5: anchor on cable.
Speaker 2: Sorry, sorry, what's up? Oh? So being fired? Oh that
Speaker 2: was fast.
Speaker 5: Okay, guess I'll pack up my things stapler, scissors, yeah, photos, Ah,
Speaker 5: my giant fish.
Speaker 2: The box is too small. Call me a girly girl.
Speaker 2: You know this. I just got here. I'm finishing this out.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 5: So let's move on to Twitter, the app that even
Speaker 5: quibi feels bad for now. If you're not on Twitter, congratulations,
Speaker 5: you're right. But you may not know that Twitter used
Speaker 5: to verify prominent accounts with the blue check mark, so
Speaker 5: people wouldn't be fooled by some fake dosy light at
Speaker 5: crypto scam and will instead go to my account to
Speaker 5: fall for my real crypto scam.
Speaker 2: Deasy coin.
Speaker 5: I don't know how it worked for me, though, but
Speaker 5: a few days ago, Twitter owner Elon Musk announced that
Speaker 5: if famous accounts want a blue check mark, they need
Speaker 5: to sign up for Twitter Blue and pay eight dollars
Speaker 5: a month for it.
Speaker 2: And so far it's not going well.
Speaker 9: Twitter's blue check mark saga seemingly won't end after Elon
Speaker 9: Musk reproof legacy verifications. Not many people seem too keen
Speaker 9: on buying Twitter Blue, but in the past few days
Speaker 9: those check marks started popping up again, and with them
Speaker 9: a note saying that those users bought Twitter blue. But
Speaker 9: here's the problem. Many insists they did not buy Twitter Blue.
Speaker 9: Even the accounts of late celebrities like Pele or Kobe
Speaker 9: Bryant say that they purchased Twitter Blue, even though they
Speaker 9: passed away, of course, long before its inception.
Speaker 7: Even the account for the Auschwitz Memorial clarified in a
Speaker 7: tweet that a quote never subscribed and paid for Twitter Blue,
Speaker 7: as it might be implied, wow.
Speaker 5: You know your product has a bad reputation When the
Speaker 5: Auschwitz Memorial is like, hey, can we table the Holocaust
Speaker 5: remembrance for a second, something worse just popped up. That's
Speaker 5: right after nobody wanted to buy a blue check Elon
Speaker 5: decided to force it on big accounts against their will.
Speaker 2: They even forced dead people to get it. Hell a, Kobe.
Speaker 5: Bryant, Joe Biden, I'm joking, he's not dead. Look at him, well,
Speaker 5: don't look at him, but he's not dead. And the
Speaker 5: celebrities who are alive are roasting Twitter Blue to their
Speaker 5: millions of followers.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants this thing.
Speaker 5: The blue check mark is now elon Musk's least popular
Speaker 5: product and this guy makes a car that runs over children.
Speaker 5: Let's move on to some sad news for anyone looking
Speaker 5: for a trash can for their dorm room.
Speaker 10: We turn out at the end of an era, another
Speaker 10: popular retailer going out of busy bed Bath and Beyond
Speaker 10: for decades, a go to for home and college dorm
Speaker 10: supplies with those big blue coupons, while it filed for
Speaker 10: bankruptcy yesterday, the company announcing it will now begin winding
Speaker 10: down operations.
Speaker 5: The company says it will try to sell some or
Speaker 5: all of its business.
Speaker 2: Oh no, where am.
Speaker 5: I going to go to Field Towels before I buy them?
Speaker 5: On Amazon? For more on Bed Bath and Beyond bankruptcy,
Speaker 5: we turned to roy Wood Junior Live.
Speaker 2: Royl. What's the mood like? There's sad.
Speaker 1: Employees are miserable, nobody's stocking the shelves, and the customers
Speaker 1: look like they've given up on life. It's pretty much
Speaker 1: a standard day here.
Speaker 5: Wow, you don't seem to upset that it's going out
Speaker 5: of business.
Speaker 11: You kidding?
Speaker 1: This is the best thing that's ever happened to me.
Speaker 1: Do you know how many hours of my life I've
Speaker 1: lost in this place waiting for my girl to pick
Speaker 1: out a blender. Oh, this one's good for smoothies, but
Speaker 1: this one chops up shoes.
Speaker 4: Just pick one.
Speaker 1: This shit don't break in two days anyway. I don't
Speaker 1: even want to be in the store, but you, I
Speaker 1: wish i'd have known that you was this type of
Speaker 1: shopper before we even got together. Sorry about that days in.
Speaker 2: My bad Fine Roy.
Speaker 5: Putting aside the fact that you're a whipped little bitch.
Speaker 2: What do you think? What do you think went wrong
Speaker 2: with bed bath and beyond.
Speaker 1: What didn't go wrong? First off, First off, these coupons,
Speaker 1: These coupons are insane, like this, buy one, get eight
Speaker 1: free free refrigerator with any purchase, and this one buy
Speaker 1: three can openness and we'll suck your it would have
Speaker 1: said the sucond. First off, which employee is doing the sucking?
Speaker 1: And how does that make you money? You just don't
Speaker 1: add up. This store is too thirsty. I don't want
Speaker 1: to shop at the store that's desperate like this. I
Speaker 1: want to go to CBS. I like shopping at a
Speaker 1: store that don't even want me that you walk in
Speaker 1: the CBS and.
Speaker 2: You are all alone.
Speaker 1: CBS is practically daring you to find a way to
Speaker 1: pay for your shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 5: They offered a lot of discounts, but that's not enough
Speaker 5: to take down an entire retail chain, is it.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no no no, it wasn't just that. Also,
Speaker 1: bed back to beyond, they sold too much stuff. Every
Speaker 1: time I walk in here, I see something I didn't
Speaker 1: even know existed. Corn cop holders. Okay, but corn cop
Speaker 1: hold the holders, George Forman, Grills, Muhammad al Leive Friars,
Speaker 1: Mike Tyson Duvets. They sell, they sell wineglasses without stems.
Speaker 2: It's us a cup.
Speaker 1: And that's that's the important lesson here, Daisy. If you
Speaker 1: give people too many options, are.
Speaker 11: You ready for?
Speaker 1: And I gotta I gotta run, das, I gotta pay
Speaker 1: for these three can openers.
Speaker 5: Go wa wait wait, you're using that Blowjohn coupon.
Speaker 1: No, I'm using a can open a coupon. So just
Speaker 1: my birthday and on your birthday you get a can
Speaker 1: open up.
Speaker 2: All right, Roywood Junior.
Speaker 5: Everyone, we may come back and I'm gonna talk to.
Speaker 2: America little as CEO. So don't go away. I'm never
Speaker 2: gonna give it the betest a.
Speaker 1: Fucking game, mollest.
Speaker 3: Woo.
Speaker 6: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: In the last few decades, women have made big strides
Speaker 5: in the workplace. We're no longer getting harassed while wearing big,
Speaker 5: ugly shoulder pads.
Speaker 2: It's twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: Now we're getting harassed while wearing super cool big shoulder pads.
Speaker 5: Needless to say, corporate women still face challenges.
Speaker 12: When it comes to the CEOs of the largest companies,
Speaker 12: women are still vastly underrepresented.
Speaker 2: There are currently.
Speaker 12: Thirty eight female CEOs at the S and P five hundred,
Speaker 12: and women CEOs are forty five percent more likely to
Speaker 12: be five than their male counterparts. There's also evidence that
Speaker 12: women who are appointed to the top job aren't necessarily
Speaker 12: set up for success. High level women are often promoted
Speaker 12: during a time of crisis.
Speaker 2: It's a phenomenon called the glass cliff.
Speaker 13: Women who negotiate are sixty seven percent more likely than
Speaker 13: women who don't receive feedback that their personal style is intimidating,
Speaker 13: to aggressive or bossy.
Speaker 14: When women have a child, their earnings decline for each
Speaker 14: child by four percent wow, whereas men there's a fatherhood
Speaker 14: bonus and they actually earn more when they have children.
Speaker 2: It's called the motherhood penalty. That's right.
Speaker 5: It's it's really hard to be a woman in the
Speaker 5: corporate world. And they didn't even mention the fact that
Speaker 5: the office is always so freaking cold, So no wonder
Speaker 5: women have to work harder.
Speaker 2: It's the only thing that will keep us warm.
Speaker 5: With all the challenges women are facing in the workplace,
Speaker 5: I thought it was important to offer some mental to
Speaker 5: the next generation of female leaders.
Speaker 2: Take a look. Hi everybody.
Speaker 5: Hi, my name is Daisy, and today I'm going to
Speaker 5: tell you how to climb your way to the top
Speaker 5: of the corporate ladder, just like the boys. And sometimes
Speaker 5: that means playing dirty, and sometimes it's going to be
Speaker 5: an uphill battle. All right, look to the person to
Speaker 5: your right, now, look at the person to your left.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're still learning rights and less. By the end
Speaker 2: of today, only one of you will remain doubly.
Speaker 6: Yes, we don't want to be boys, but we should
Speaker 6: be like the boys. Not in a way that we're
Speaker 6: like the boys, but we're going to be like empowered
Speaker 6: woman and we're going to get extreams accomplished. Then we're
Speaker 6: going to get money. Then when we're going to put
Speaker 6: in our bank account and get more money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you've worked for it, and I think, what
Speaker 2: did she? What is the key takeaway is that we
Speaker 2: want to be the boys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but we want to fill our pockets with my Okay,
Speaker 5: who here knows what a CEO is?
Speaker 2: No, you're up. You want to be a CEO?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 2: Do you know what a CEO is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Chief executive officer?
Speaker 6: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: The bross. So like you're like, you know how a
Speaker 2: teacher is the leader of the classroom. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 2: they're in control of everything happening in the classroom. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just like that, except they don't have to pay
Speaker 2: out of pocket for office supplies. So okay. Part of
Speaker 2: making it to the top of.
Speaker 5: Corporate America is knowing how to negotiate for yourself. Do
Speaker 5: you know what that means? What does it mean to negotiate?
Speaker 2: Oh? Okay.
Speaker 5: The most important thing about negotiating for a raise is
Speaker 5: that you're touting your accomplishments.
Speaker 2: What chores have you.
Speaker 5: Been doing lately? Have you been adding value to your family?
Speaker 5: Have you been, say, helping her brother tie his shoes?
Speaker 2: That's mentorship. I don't know how to tie shoes.
Speaker 5: Do you know how to slip on a pair of pumps. Yes,
Speaker 5: and it doesn't matter. Okay, do any of you want
Speaker 5: to be Mommy's.
Speaker 6: Mommy's mommy O?
Speaker 2: Wonderful. That'll be forty thousand dollars up front.
Speaker 5: Oh it's called the mommy tax.
Speaker 6: Nobody has that kind of money at nine thousand.
Speaker 5: I like the attempt to negotiate, but no, it's a
Speaker 5: hard and fast forty grand Okay.
Speaker 2: There are two types of CEOs. Has anyone here heard
Speaker 2: of Elizabeth Holmes or Anna Delby?
Speaker 6: Is Anna Delby the Persian who has pretended to be
Speaker 6: like the Russian heirssh or whatever?
Speaker 11: Why? Yes she is.
Speaker 2: You are my prize student. Here's the lesson we learn.
Speaker 5: You only know the names of the women who have
Speaker 5: done illegal things. Okay, Belle, congratulations, you are now our
Speaker 5: new CEO. You now get to clean up the mess
Speaker 5: of the previous CEO.
Speaker 6: Mate, all these the CEO school.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is, but it's not always fair. I'm keeping
Speaker 2: the bag. I'm not paying that out, and that is
Speaker 2: how we negotiated.
Speaker 4: All right, Because let me come back.
Speaker 5: Catherine Rightman will be joining me on the show.
Speaker 15: Don't go away, Welcome back.
Speaker 2: To the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: My guest tonight is the creator and star of the
Speaker 5: hit Netflix comedy series Working Moms. We welcome my good
Speaker 5: friend Katherine rightman.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I had goodness.
Speaker 2: Look at this. So Catherine and I met how many
Speaker 2: years ago?
Speaker 5: Just a few We're so young.
Speaker 2: And plea fresh and young.
Speaker 5: We met doing a hidden camera prank show. That's right
Speaker 5: that I believe NBC called their worst primetime ratings.
Speaker 2: In history something like that. I think they might have
Speaker 2: said that, Yeah, yeah, but you know what.
Speaker 11: You say that about all the shows that we were
Speaker 11: very special.
Speaker 2: We really were. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we really were.
Speaker 11: And this was my first big break the real wedding crashers,
Speaker 11: and I think it was yours too.
Speaker 2: So we really cut our teeth together.
Speaker 5: We did for ten weeks in Vegas, and we somehow
Speaker 5: made it out alive.
Speaker 2: I don't know how.
Speaker 11: I mean, by the skin of her teeth.
Speaker 2: I slapped a bitch, slapped me.
Speaker 11: True Tristorian, true bride who was in on it, just five.
Speaker 2: Fingered me right across the front.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was a rough day. We didn't we couldn't
Speaker 5: even afford a medic The budget was so low.
Speaker 2: You just had to, like grandadaters held a coke can
Speaker 2: to my.
Speaker 5: Cheek and yeah, now has that ever happened on Working Moms?
Speaker 2: Got slapped? Yeah right?
Speaker 11: Danny Kind, who plays an on the show, loves to
Speaker 11: slap a bit.
Speaker 2: She'll get in there.
Speaker 11: She's very physical.
Speaker 2: I love her for it. I love it. Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So you, I mean, you're you're one of those actors
Speaker 5: who has always been the total standout and everything that
Speaker 5: you've been in, you're so damn funny. You're constantly working,
Speaker 5: steal every scene. But now suddenly there's this baby of
Speaker 5: your seven seasons.
Speaker 2: Isn't that crazy? Of Working Moms?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Like eighty three episodes.
Speaker 11: Yep dropping on Netflix this Wednesday April.
Speaker 5: You created it, you star in it, you direct it,
Speaker 5: you executive produce it. What is it like seeing your
Speaker 5: baby all grown.
Speaker 2: Up like that?
Speaker 11: It's wild?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 11: I mean I entered the show thinking it I'll probably
Speaker 11: get one season and I'll just try to be as
Speaker 11: authentic as I can tell all my stories, cram it
Speaker 11: into one season. And each season that we got picked
Speaker 11: up for another one, I was in disbelief. I still am.
Speaker 2: It's so good, it's so funny, and genuinely I know you.
Speaker 2: You're a friend, like it feels like you. You can
Speaker 2: tell that you put so much of yourself into it.
Speaker 5: You cover just in this I may have snuck a
Speaker 5: few episodes of this last season because I.
Speaker 2: Got a friend, You got a hook them, I got
Speaker 2: a hook up. Don't be asking me.
Speaker 5: And just in this season, you explore so many themes
Speaker 5: and issues that are so important. You have an entire
Speaker 5: storyline on the male birth control pill.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you explore destigmatizing shame in female sexuality, marriage ruts,
Speaker 5: the complexities of female friendships.
Speaker 2: How do you get ideas for these stories? I guess
Speaker 2: I just live, you know what I mean? Yeah, just
Speaker 2: a day in the life of a woman.
Speaker 11: I mean, and I'm sure your audience can speak to this.
Speaker 11: It's like having a kid, And I mean just watching
Speaker 11: this incredible show tonight and seeing all the horrifying statistics
Speaker 11: of what it means to go back to work, knowing
Speaker 11: that you're going to be looked at differently for being
Speaker 11: a mother was so paralyzingly terrifying to me. I didn't
Speaker 11: even know I had postpartum depression when I started the show,
Speaker 11: and getting through an out a three month old when
Speaker 11: we started shooting, and when we wrapped the show and
Speaker 11: all of a sudden, like I feel like I white
Speaker 11: knuckled through it, Like I don't think I took a
Speaker 11: breath until they said cut the last time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that was part of the inspiration for the show,
Speaker 5: right you having gone through that and thinking like there
Speaker 5: aren't shows out there that really dive into these topics.
Speaker 11: They're sure are more now. Seven years ago it was
Speaker 11: a wasteland. I mean I couldn't find any a storyline,
Speaker 11: meaning the main plot point of the show about a
Speaker 11: woman who happened to be a mother and work. I mean,
Speaker 11: look on Work and Moms. The actual amount of time
Speaker 11: where you see the female characters with their kids is
Speaker 11: like five percent. This is about women being something outside
Speaker 11: of the nursery. It's a woman in the workplace show.
Speaker 11: And yeah, they've got to juggle it all and try
Speaker 11: to have it all, whether that's possible or not.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's possible? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Right, you can have all, but not all at the
Speaker 5: same time. I said, what's why said it's a different.
Speaker 11: For each person, Right, we all have our ways of
Speaker 11: sort of working it out, of making sacrifices.
Speaker 2: The guilt is real guilt is real guilt.
Speaker 5: Is said something about mom guilt that really stuck with me.
Speaker 2: You sounds like, yeah, very profound.
Speaker 5: You said something in regards to the way that you
Speaker 5: talk to your children about going to work.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I don't say I have to go to work.
Speaker 11: I get to go to work, and I just flip
Speaker 11: that tone. I go like, before I flew to New
Speaker 11: York to do this lovely thing with you, I told
Speaker 11: my kids, I'm so excited you guys, I've never gotten
Speaker 11: to do this sort of thing. I'm so happy with it.
Speaker 11: And they feel the joy rating off of me. And
Speaker 11: then tonight they were like, we're so excited for you,
Speaker 11: and that shift's great.
Speaker 5: That's so beautiful because you are you are following your
Speaker 5: passion and you're clearly meant to do this, and you
Speaker 5: bring so much joy to so many people, and you're
Speaker 5: teaching them they can one day do that too.
Speaker 2: And that's really important. That's really powerful.
Speaker 11: Or marry a woman that takes care of.
Speaker 2: Them, yes, yes, yeah. Also when we're all so very powerful.
Speaker 5: You work with your husband. I did show he plays
Speaker 5: your actual husband. He also is an executive producer and
Speaker 5: directs on the show.
Speaker 2: How does this work?
Speaker 5: Because there was a very brief time during the pandemic
Speaker 5: when we were filming from home, and I one time
Speaker 5: asked my husband to hold the camera and we almost
Speaker 5: got divorced.
Speaker 2: How do you navigate that? It's tricky.
Speaker 11: I mean, we've definitely had some serious fights. There's a
Speaker 11: but then you also find ways. I mean, look for
Speaker 11: those of us who work in separate places on our
Speaker 11: husbands or wives, you get to come home and try
Speaker 11: to share what happened, and there's sort of like a
Speaker 11: lack of connection because you can't talk about what you've done.
Speaker 11: When I get home, Phil knows exactly what I've done, right.
Speaker 11: He witnessed all my wins, but he also witnesses when
Speaker 11: I fail, so that makes it really complicated. Lucky for me,
Speaker 11: I got a guy who's a serious cheerleader, you know,
Speaker 11: he's Yeah, he's had my back. It was his idea
Speaker 11: to push me into writing this thing in the first place.
Speaker 2: So thanks Phil, You're lucky to have each other. You're
Speaker 2: lucky to have each other. I am.
Speaker 5: I am so grateful for you making the show because
Speaker 5: I finally feel like there's a show where working moms
Speaker 5: are seen, and it means a great deal to me.
Speaker 5: And it's such a joy to see you do your
Speaker 5: thing and shine your light because you are just You're
Speaker 5: You're a total inspiration. So I'm really happy for you,
Speaker 5: and I'm proud that I get to be your friend.
Speaker 2: Can I return the favor real quick? That? Oh? How
Speaker 2: amazing is it that.
Speaker 11: We broke our teeth on the first Real Wed and
Speaker 11: Crasher show, which was a hit?
Speaker 2: Maybe not, but it was a hit, really real critical darling. Yeah, totally.
Speaker 11: We were doing some really cool stuff there actually, But
Speaker 11: I get to now witness your first night hosting The
Speaker 11: Daily Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you for being here. I love you
Speaker 2: to bit, I really do. Thank you.
Speaker 5: You can launch the seven season and the final season
Speaker 5: of Work in Moms on April twenty six on Netflix.
Speaker 5: We're going to take a quick break, but we'll be
Speaker 5: back right after that.
Speaker 2: That's our show for tonight.
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