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Speaker 5: Go, hey, welcome to the Daily Show. I'll go by
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Speaker 5: That's right now, we have an okay show for you tonight.
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Speaker 5: We've got a great show for you tonight. Do we
Speaker 5: Let's get into the headlines. Let's begin with the man
Speaker 5: you all know in love, Donald Trump. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 5: think you heard some of y'all going, maybe if you
Speaker 5: b hard enough, he'll drop out of the race. Come on,
Speaker 5: come on, yeah, that'll do it. I know you don't
Speaker 5: want to talk about the man, but we have to
Speaker 5: because the presidential race is about to kick in the
Speaker 5: high gear. So let's check in. Let's check in on
Speaker 5: the latest of our ongoing coverage of democracy twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get right to the good news. Donald
Speaker 5: Trump is definitely not going to be president again. The
Speaker 5: bad news is because he's going to be dictator new.
Speaker 6: Warnings that Donald Trump's reelection would pose a great threat
Speaker 6: to American democracy, with the Republican List Cheney sounding the
Speaker 6: alarm about a foot me dictatorship.
Speaker 7: Do you believe if Donald Trump were elected next year
Speaker 7: that he would try to stay in office beyond a
Speaker 7: second term?
Speaker 8: He would never leave office?
Speaker 9: There's no question, quite a.
Speaker 10: Warning from former Republican Congressoman Liz Cheney.
Speaker 8: She is not alone.
Speaker 11: From the New York Times why a second Trump presidency
Speaker 11: may be more radical than the first, and this from
Speaker 11: The Guardian, a second Trump term will be far more
Speaker 11: autocratic than the first.
Speaker 12: The special issue of The Atlantic magazine today lays at
Speaker 12: a detailed, compelling case that specifically, what could happen if Donald.
Speaker 2: Trump returns to the Oval office.
Speaker 12: Two dozen essays by Atlantic writers outline how the threats
Speaker 12: to democracy will be bigger than ever before, potentially changing
Speaker 12: America forever.
Speaker 5: All Right, that sounds bad, but don't forget. Don't forget.
Speaker 5: We still have Joe Biden standing between him and.
Speaker 2: The White House. Yeah, so it's actually even worse.
Speaker 5: Look, it would be absolute insanity to send Donald Trump
Speaker 5: back to the old Who would hire a guy they
Speaker 5: already fired once. Hey, hey, I know, we let go
Speaker 5: of John because he dipped his penis in the pancake batter.
Speaker 5: But now that he hates all of us and made
Speaker 5: a hit list, I say we bring him back. And
Speaker 5: Donald Trump is worse than penis pancakes, y'all, because I
Speaker 5: agree with Liz Cheney. If Trump becomes president, he's never
Speaker 5: and I mean never leaving office again. All right, if
Speaker 5: you were facing that many charges, you'd barricade yourself in
Speaker 5: the White House too. I don't even think Trump wants
Speaker 5: to be president. He just likes the immunity. If being
Speaker 5: host of Let's make a Deal meant you couldn't go
Speaker 5: to prison, he'd be campaigning for that too, That's right, right.
Speaker 5: And by the way, people aren't just guessing. Trump's out
Speaker 5: there saying what he's gonna do. He said he'll sink
Speaker 5: the military on protesters, open in tournament camps for illegal immigrants,
Speaker 5: and shut down media outlets that criticize him. And you
Speaker 5: know he will because the last time he was president,
Speaker 5: he reportedly tried to get the Justice Department to investigate
Speaker 5: Saturday Night Live for making fun of him. This dude
Speaker 5: was really going to send David s Pumpkins to Guantanamo.
Speaker 2: And I know we're all blaming.
Speaker 5: Republicans for a potential Trump comeback, but it's not all
Speaker 5: on them.
Speaker 2: It's on Democrats too.
Speaker 5: Every single election they say the Republican nominea is going
Speaker 5: to destroy America.
Speaker 2: They said it about Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney.
Speaker 5: At this point, Romney's just a reusable grocery bag away
Speaker 5: from being a Democrat.
Speaker 2: Even now.
Speaker 5: If Nikki Haley won the nomination, Democrats would say she's
Speaker 5: going to end democracy too. The problem is Trump actually will,
Speaker 5: but people are tuning it out because Democrats have been crying.
Speaker 2: Fascists for so long.
Speaker 5: Honestly, liberals, there's only one way for you to stop
Speaker 5: Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Reverse ecology. Yeah yeah, act like you like him. Okay,
Speaker 2: all the MAGA people care.
Speaker 5: About is owning the Libs. So just embraced Trump, then
Speaker 5: they'll reject him. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, listen, listen. I
Speaker 5: want I want y'all to endorse him at Drag Queen's
Speaker 5: Story Hour. Yeah, getting Lynn Manuel Miranda to write a
Speaker 5: hip hop musical about him. Our better yet, Betty Yet,
Speaker 5: Let's hold a Black Lives Maga rally?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Now let's move on from a criminal trying to get
Speaker 5: back in the government to a criminal who's moving out
Speaker 5: of government. George Santos was expelled from Congress on Friday. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I had no idea George Santos had a fan club.
Speaker 2: But he's already found a new way to stay.
Speaker 5: In our hearts in social media feeds forever, where Congressman
Speaker 5: George Santos has found his new calling. Freshly expelled from Congress,
Speaker 5: Santos is now on cameo.
Speaker 2: People can buy personalized.
Speaker 5: Messages from Santos for two hundred dollars each.
Speaker 13: George Santis, You're wishing you the happiest of holidays. Joe
Speaker 13: and Julie would like you to please spend some money
Speaker 13: on yourselves from the gift this year. It could be
Speaker 13: anything from botox to luxury goods of any kind, like
Speaker 13: a trip to Our Mez or makeup from Thephora, or
Speaker 13: a subscription to only Fads.
Speaker 2: He's good, he's good. He's good. He's good. That guy
Speaker 2: is very good at cameo.
Speaker 5: He's good at public speaking, he's relatable, he has a
Speaker 5: personal touch.
Speaker 2: You know what, he should run for Congress.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it makes sense that George Santos is a
Speaker 5: star on cameo and knowing his history of lying, he's
Speaker 5: probably also a cardiologist on teledoct two. And look, I
Speaker 5: got no problem with Santos being on cameo. The man
Speaker 5: is a hustler and that's what he does. What I
Speaker 5: do have a problem with is all the people paying
Speaker 5: him for cameos, Like, come on, America, you wonder why
Speaker 5: everyone in government is behaving so badly, it's because we're
Speaker 5: rewarding bad behavior. All right, come on, man, this dude
Speaker 5: gets kicked out of Congress for stealing credit cards, and
Speaker 5: now we're giving him our credit cards to make videos
Speaker 5: about how he stole credit cards.
Speaker 2: I won't knock his hustle.
Speaker 5: Good luck to you, George Santos, but he'd better do
Speaker 5: these cameos now because they're going to be way less
Speaker 5: charming when the background is his cellmate taking a shit.
Speaker 2: Finally, finally, let's move on to some science news.
Speaker 5: If you're worried that you might be getting too old
Speaker 5: to have kids, don't worry, you're not the some.
Speaker 14: Of the year olds women and Uganda accomplished something few
Speaker 14: women her age have ever done. She gave birth to
Speaker 14: a set of twins, and that mcguiat delivered her two
Speaker 14: bundles of joy by a C section after successful IVF treatments.
Speaker 14: The twin boy and girl were born premature and placed
Speaker 14: in incubators, but they are in stable condition.
Speaker 2: Wow, science is amazing.
Speaker 5: First doctors are able to create a golden Bachelor, and
Speaker 5: now this modern medicine is incredible. For more in this
Speaker 5: miracle birth, Let's go live now to Desie Lideck, Debbie, DeBie,
Speaker 5: what an incredible triumph of science.
Speaker 10: Uh, Charlemagne, this is the worst thing that's happened to
Speaker 10: women since chet Hanks downloaded Tinder.
Speaker 9: You know what triumph of science I'd like to see.
Speaker 10: Let's take all the doctors responsible for this and launch
Speaker 10: them directly into the sun.
Speaker 5: Why so I think it's amazing that a woman could
Speaker 5: give birth at age seventy.
Speaker 10: Well, I think it's terrifying to get pregnant at seventy.
Speaker 9: I don't want to eat changing diapers when I'm in.
Speaker 10: Diapers, And I can't believe a woman of her age
Speaker 10: had to carry twins.
Speaker 9: My mom broke her hip carrying a yogurt and then
Speaker 9: to endure a C section.
Speaker 10: I mean, you think it's seventy The babies were just
Speaker 10: tall right out.
Speaker 9: Keep doing those keegeles, ladies.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think there's something kind of nice about having babies
Speaker 5: so late in life. You can she had the same
Speaker 5: nap schedule, you can.
Speaker 2: Eat the same mushy foods like.
Speaker 10: But you're forgetting something very unfortunate about babies. They turn
Speaker 10: into children. You can't play tag with the walker, not
Speaker 10: to mention all the young moms at the playground being like, Oh, your.
Speaker 9: Grandkids are so cute. They're not my grandkids, you judge,
Speaker 9: you twatt, enjoy.
Speaker 10: Your frappacino while your tins are so high biher than
Speaker 10: your blood pressure.
Speaker 2: Okay, Dosie, I hear you.
Speaker 5: All right, this isn't for everyone, But what about women
Speaker 5: who aren't ready to have kids yet?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't they have all the time they want?
Speaker 9: No, No, old age should not be for parenthood.
Speaker 10: It should be for getting gonorrhea at the Rolling Stones
Speaker 10: reunion tour.
Speaker 2: I get your point, DESSI I get your point.
Speaker 5: But still, there's got to be one good thing about
Speaker 5: having a baby at.
Speaker 10: Seventy Well, I mean, I guess you could say that
Speaker 10: there's one bright spot. The worst part of having kids
Speaker 10: is raising teenagers. But if you have them at seventy
Speaker 10: then you.
Speaker 9: Probably don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 4: Good point.
Speaker 2: Doesnie love everybody?
Speaker 9: When we come back, Lord Black, but.
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Speaker 15: Well, it's December, which means two things.
Speaker 4: One it's almost the end.
Speaker 2: Of the year.
Speaker 15: And two I made it through no nut November, and
Speaker 15: I think my second grade teacher said.
Speaker 4: I'd never amount to anything. Naturally, December is the.
Speaker 15: Perfect time to look back at the things we're grateful
Speaker 15: for in twenty twenty three. Yeah, that's that's right, me grateful.
Speaker 15: Everyone assumes I'm a miserable grinch, but I can be
Speaker 15: happy here. Just look at this smile.
Speaker 4: How why do people do this?
Speaker 15: And if you think that twenty twenty three sucked, I
Speaker 15: have a little secret for you.
Speaker 4: You suck.
Speaker 15: You people have no idea how good we had it
Speaker 15: this year for starters. This was the first year since
Speaker 15: the pandemic. The things felt almost normal. Remember the height.
Speaker 2: Of COVID we couldn't do shit.
Speaker 15: You could die just from going to a party and
Speaker 15: not in the fun way from tainted cocaine. But this
Speaker 15: year everything was back schools, concerts, sports, theater, live theater
Speaker 15: is so back.
Speaker 12: This happened a Republican Congressoman Lauren Bobert of Colorado. She
Speaker 12: was recently kicked out of a performance of Beetlejuice the
Speaker 12: Musical or vaping and engaging in some R rated groping
Speaker 12: with her date.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Lauren Bubbert was caught jacking off a guy during
Speaker 15: Beetlejuice the Musical. And you thought it was distracting when
Speaker 15: people unwrapped hard candy. If you're gonna behave that way
Speaker 15: during a musical, at least do it during Ley Miz
Speaker 15: talk about a play that needs a happy ending, and
Speaker 15: think about all the scientific advancements this year. They didn't
Speaker 15: always make us healthier, but they did make us hotter.
Speaker 16: There's growing controversy nationwide. It's over people using a diabetes
Speaker 16: drug for weight loss. O Zempic is a drug that
Speaker 16: was developed to treat diabetes, but in recent months, demand
Speaker 16: for the drug has soared because one of its side
Speaker 16: effects is weight loss.
Speaker 4: I love ozempic.
Speaker 15: Orange your favorite celebrity calls it.
Speaker 4: Oh, I've just been drinking a lot of water.
Speaker 15: Seriously, this drug is a godsend for anyone who likes
Speaker 15: losing weight and stealing medicine from diabetics.
Speaker 4: Jeff, try and catch me a one foot advance heart,
Speaker 4: and let's not forget that.
Speaker 15: Twenty twenty three also saw a major milestone in pop culture.
Speaker 17: Marvel Studios just clocked its worst movie debut ever with
Speaker 17: the release of The Marvels. With That, Disney CEO Bob
Speaker 17: Iger is said to be shifting his attention, turning his
Speaker 17: focus on making a few good films rather than many
Speaker 17: that aren't high quality.
Speaker 15: Making good films now there's a concept.
Speaker 4: So that's why this guy gets paid.
Speaker 15: Fifty billion dollars a year. But I think Disney is
Speaker 15: a great company. And I'm not just saying that is
Speaker 15: the star of inside Out. I'm saying it as the
Speaker 15: star of Inside Out too. And let me assure you
Speaker 15: they didn't pay me shit at long last, people have
Speaker 15: finally stopped watching Marvel movies, and thank god. My favorite
Speaker 15: part of any Marvel movie is the four times I
Speaker 15: leave to be.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 15: If I'm spending that long in the theater, i'd better
Speaker 15: be sitting next to Lauren Bobert, but but the best
Speaker 15: pop culture trend in twenty twenty three Kanye West. This
Speaker 15: was the first year in ages that he finally shut
Speaker 15: them up.
Speaker 4: No tweets, no rents, no threats. Huh.
Speaker 15: I'm just glad he finally left the anti semitism.
Speaker 4: To literally everybody else.
Speaker 15: As if this wasn't all enough to be grateful for,
Speaker 15: This year was also the beginning of the end for
Speaker 15: one of humanity's worst inventions.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk's X formerly known as Twitter, is bleeding major
Speaker 1: brands who are at least temporarily pulling their advertising. Some
Speaker 1: ads for major brands appeared next to neo Nazi hate
Speaker 1: speech on x AD.
Speaker 12: Revenue for AX had already declined by fifty four percent
Speaker 12: this year.
Speaker 9: Musk himself acknowledges.
Speaker 7: A new advertiser boycott could bankrupt the company.
Speaker 15: Yes, Elon Musk did us all a favor and killed Twitter.
Speaker 4: For he's a jolly good weirdo. For he's a jolly
Speaker 4: good weirdo. For he's a jolly good weirdo.
Speaker 15: Can't wait till he dies on Mars.
Speaker 4: Wow, Wow, I'm really a good singer.
Speaker 15: Of course, twenty twenty three was also special for us
Speaker 15: at The Daily Show, where we did a whole year
Speaker 15: of guest hosts one week at a time, which was
Speaker 15: great for me because I never had to bother learning
Speaker 15: a host's name, except for you, my main man.
Speaker 4: Great to see again, a pal. Look. Next year is
Speaker 4: gonna be awful.
Speaker 15: As bad as you think twenty twenty four will be,
Speaker 15: it's gonna be worse than that. So take a moment
Speaker 15: to appreciate the good things and remembers.
Speaker 4: Smiling is free.
Speaker 5: Back to you, Chief, Hey, thank you, Louis, Louis Black everyone.
Speaker 5: When we come back, we lucky angle when we come back, Robithdi,
Speaker 5: What're you joining me on the show?
Speaker 2: But I'll go anywhere?
Speaker 4: Oh there you go, there you will.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: My guest Tonight is the creator and star of the
Speaker 5: Emmy winning HBO series A Black Ladies Guest Show. She
Speaker 5: could currently be seen in the new Prime video film
Speaker 5: Candy Cane Lane.
Speaker 2: Please welcome, Rob and Thady.
Speaker 4: How are you Queen?
Speaker 8: Thet you know, just in the Christmas spirit?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 7: I never thought I would be three inches tall, but
Speaker 7: the benefit is I had.
Speaker 8: Like a two inch waist Okay, so that was fun.
Speaker 2: Did you get those heel from Rondy Santas?
Speaker 8: So, baby, I don't want to know what's in his club.
Speaker 2: Body lazy Graham, but listen now, oh.
Speaker 4: No, he's like, no, what am I at it?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 5: Now this movie seems pretty fantastical. Their l's and magic
Speaker 5: and black Santa.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but now that's facts.
Speaker 2: The villain is a white woman, yes, so is it
Speaker 2: fiction or not?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, who knows?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 7: It is funny to imagine a black Santa too. That's
Speaker 7: what's so exciting, right because you know, I grew up
Speaker 7: with the typical white Santa and all the and all
Speaker 7: the books and everything. Oh yeah, but I think now,
Speaker 7: you know, I think the world's ready for a black Santa,
Speaker 7: especially David Allen Greer.
Speaker 2: Why not? Do you do you think?
Speaker 5: Do you think the world is ready to tell kids
Speaker 5: that Santa isn't real?
Speaker 2: You think that's inappropriate? You know?
Speaker 7: When I was growing up, so my parents definitely wanted
Speaker 7: me to believe in Santa. But my aunt was like,
Speaker 7: you know, Santa real, And I was like six, you know,
Speaker 7: and like the witness. No, but my babysitter was and
Speaker 7: she told us we was going in the hell because
Speaker 7: we were you know, not Jona was with us, which
Speaker 7: I was like, that.
Speaker 8: Don't feel like a tenet of your religion.
Speaker 7: But but so my aunt told us, and like as
Speaker 7: an adult, I was like, now my aunt was sleeping
Speaker 7: with somebody other than my uncle.
Speaker 8: So I feel like if she told.
Speaker 7: Me Santa wasn't real, I should told my uncle your
Speaker 7: my fan real.
Speaker 8: But it's too late.
Speaker 7: Also, that's a complete lie. She wasn't cheating on him,
Speaker 7: but I thought that would be funny.
Speaker 5: I think it was about to be a rough Christmas
Speaker 5: dinner for you fling family secret literally like.
Speaker 8: They never cheated they you know, I don't know. Here's
Speaker 8: the thing.
Speaker 7: Marriage just a sham and I think everyone should cheat.
Speaker 2: And I'm just you're clearly in the lion spirit today.
Speaker 8: Don't know what's happening.
Speaker 5: Why do you think Jesus doesn't headline his on birthday? Though,
Speaker 5: just like Santa Santa, they grinch, they get more attention.
Speaker 8: That's a good point. Jesus didn't have good marketing exactly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And as friends were whack, they were either trying
Speaker 7: to beat him or betray him. So Jesus got out
Speaker 7: early like Tupac, you know, he was just like.
Speaker 4: He was like, I'm good, you know, yeah.
Speaker 5: Be a martyr, Die Young Bill martis exactly album slap.
Speaker 7: I mean, if Jesus would have made album, that'd have
Speaker 7: been like top five Jesus so Black jay z.
Speaker 2: Fort for most of them.
Speaker 5: You play at Christmas figuring I do, and Eddie Murphy
Speaker 5: is basically he had an earpiece to hear what you
Speaker 5: were saying.
Speaker 2: Yes, that seems like a lot of pressure.
Speaker 8: Well it seems annoying.
Speaker 2: Do you want this in.
Speaker 9: Your ear all the time?
Speaker 7: It was funny because the first day we didn't know,
Speaker 7: we thought their ear so we would go rehearse on.
Speaker 8: Set as live people.
Speaker 7: Because Eddie and Tracy really trace Alice Ross is incredible
Speaker 7: in the movie Too wanted Yeah, so funny. They wanted me,
Speaker 7: Nick Offerman and Chris red who played all the figurines,
Speaker 7: to be there in person, improvised together, get the feel
Speaker 7: of it. Then we would go to these sound boots
Speaker 7: and they would hear us on the mic in their ears,
Speaker 7: and we thought they only heard us when they were rolling.
Speaker 18: But at the end of the day, Tracy just goes,
Speaker 18: you know what, you hear everything you're saying right, we
Speaker 18: were having debates about Drake albums, Like we were just
Speaker 18: like being so annoying while they were trying to work,
Speaker 18: and they didn't tell us the whole first day, but
Speaker 18: after that we learned, so we were.
Speaker 8: Tried to chill out.
Speaker 5: How many times did like shooting get delayed because you
Speaker 5: guys were busy making everybody laugh and all the.
Speaker 8: Time, every day, every day. And the cool thing was
Speaker 8: director Reggie Hudlin.
Speaker 7: Had us on set for scenes that we weren't even
Speaker 7: we didn't know if we would be in because they
Speaker 7: would animate us kind of after all the end of
Speaker 7: the live action stuff.
Speaker 8: So we were there for months and so we got to.
Speaker 7: Hang out with them and and you know.
Speaker 8: Just go crazy and Eddie lights up.
Speaker 7: As does Tracy when we go off script, especially me
Speaker 7: and Chris rend We were always trying to make them break.
Speaker 8: So we never made Eddie break. He definitely made us.
Speaker 2: Why did you like that? Because you can't remember it line?
Speaker 7: So let me tell you how Eddie knows everyone's lines.
Speaker 7: He is a profession Let's betters done fifty movies. Okay,
Speaker 7: this is like easy for him, but no, I think
Speaker 7: he just loves that spirit.
Speaker 8: I think there's so many comedians in the movie.
Speaker 7: DC, Young Fly, Angela Johnson, all these great people, so
Speaker 7: I think he just wanted that spirit.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: The last season of A Black Lady's Sketch Show this
Speaker 2: past spring, that's right.
Speaker 5: The fact that the show was even allowed to exist
Speaker 5: as a huge accomplishment, that's right. Let alone the fact
Speaker 5: that you have picked up a lot of awards for it.
Speaker 5: It's inspiring an entirely new generation of black women. What
Speaker 5: sketch from the show are you most proud of?
Speaker 8: Probably the one way I play a man. No, I
Speaker 8: don't know. I think one person is, like I saw it.
Speaker 8: I don't know what am I most proud of?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 7: I think Courtroom Kiki, which is like the Black Lady Corporal. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: I think that's one because it's like it just shows
Speaker 7: like black sisterhood in a really fun way that I
Speaker 7: think we don't get to experience very often. So people
Speaker 7: always tag me on social media when they have like
Speaker 7: two black ladies at any one place and they're like
Speaker 7: Black Lady dentists, and I'm like, stop clamping, get your
Speaker 7: tea fix. But yeah, so I think that's dope. But
Speaker 7: it and it kind of lives beyond the show. So
Speaker 7: I think any of those sketches, like the Bad Bitch
Speaker 7: support group with Angela Bassett, like, you know, like we
Speaker 7: had a lot of fun, like creating these iconic moments
Speaker 7: that you don't see anywhere else in that you will
Speaker 7: never see again.
Speaker 8: You never gonna see a two two.
Speaker 7: Seven remake where we actually have Marla Gibbs and jack
Speaker 7: A Harriet, you know, just all these amazing apps.
Speaker 5: You have to have a black woman run show to
Speaker 5: do a two two seven, Absolutely.
Speaker 7: Sure, and a lot of trust from HBO because I'm
Speaker 7: sure they were like, what are we make it? But uh,
Speaker 7: you know, having as rays and EP doesn't hurt.
Speaker 2: Right, did you feel fulfilled? Like did you feel like
Speaker 2: you got everything you needed to out of that show?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think you know, for me, I don't want to
Speaker 7: like be Jordan playing baseball, you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: Like I want to like leave the legacy there, and like,
Speaker 7: first of all, he was great at baseball, no shade.
Speaker 2: To Jordan's Michael Jordan's.
Speaker 8: It's Michael Jordan's. But I mean it's better at basketball.
Speaker 7: Right, I Mean that's the thing that he spent his
Speaker 7: life doing. So I just didn't want to be. I
Speaker 7: never in anything that I do want to be like
Speaker 7: past my prime. So although I'm incredibly young, I think, yeah,
Speaker 7: so I feel good about it, but I'm always gonna
Speaker 7: be a little sad and I still think of sketches
Speaker 7: wherever I go, which is the problem.
Speaker 8: But you know, I never say never. You never know
Speaker 8: what can happen in the future.
Speaker 2: It feels like, well, it's not.
Speaker 5: It feels like it did check off a lot of
Speaker 5: boxes the show did because it was black, it was women.
Speaker 5: It feels like slightly Hollywood may not be on the
Speaker 5: diversity push that it once was.
Speaker 2: Do you think they had anything to do with the show?
Speaker 8: You know, I came back. No, no, no, not at all.
Speaker 7: I think most if you ever noticed, most shows really
Speaker 7: don't go past like three seasons anymore.
Speaker 8: I don't think the audience is really want to want
Speaker 8: that as much. I don't know. I think there's very
Speaker 8: few shows that, moving forward in.
Speaker 7: This kind of climate in the industry, are going to
Speaker 7: last like twenty fifty eighty seasons.
Speaker 2: I just think, you know, I.
Speaker 7: Think we're always looking for the new thing, and no
Speaker 7: one wants to overstay. They're welcome So I have such
Speaker 7: great partners at HBO and I'm still making shows with them.
Speaker 7: I have a new show that I'm working on with them,
Speaker 7: so there'll be more to come. I always want to
Speaker 7: keep it.
Speaker 5: Fresh, So we may not have the Black Ladist catch show,
Speaker 5: but we still have Robin Theaty.
Speaker 8: Yeah that's right, I didn't die. I didn't die just because.
Speaker 2: It shows over. Candy Kanelane is screaming now on Prime
Speaker 2: Video making look for Robin the.
Speaker 13: Break.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back after this.
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