BARRY CRIMMINS who is to comedy what General Robert E. Lee is to surrendering joins us from Scotland. Comedy Giants RAJ DESAI, JIM EARL, & JON ROSS, plus author of “Snooze: The Lost Art of Sleep” MICHAEL MCGIRR and Film Critic MICHAEL SNYDER. On today’s show Comedian Barry Crimmins worries Americans have forgotten what we should be ashamed of. He joins us from Scotland to remind us how disgraceful we are as both a nation and a people. Jim Earl worries that Barry Crimmins has left out a few things that Americans should be ashamed of. He joins us from Los Angeles to remind us how disgraceful we are as both a nation and a people. Comedy Writer Raj Desai doesn’t remind us of how disgraceful we are as both a nation and a people. But he does remind us of how disgraceful David Feldman is as both a comedy writer and a person. Comedy Writer Jon Ross has a farm, so he’s happy and yet he’s funnier than ever so screw him. We go to Australia and talk with Author Michael McGirr about sleep, and why Americans would be better off if we just stopped for awhile. Film Critic Michael Snyder talks Dunkirk.
JACKIE “THE JOKE MAN” MARTLING and Constitutional Law Professor COREY BRETTSCHNEIDER.
ARI SHAFFIR’S new Netflix special is “Double Negative.” JIMMY PARDO’S the host of “Never Not Funny.” JACKIE “THE JOKE MAN” MARTLING’S new book The Joke Man Bow to Stern is available for preorder over at www.JokeMan.com. PROFESSOR COREY BRETTSCHNEIDER is author of “When The State Speaks.”
The Grand Jury meets, and now it’s Brother against Brother-in-Law. Let the bloodletting begin. Comics JIM EARL, SCOTT BLAKEMAN, JOE DEVITO and DAVE SIRUS. Plus American Hero and Humor Columnist for the Malibu Times BURT ROSS. Jim Earl reports outside the Bush compound in Kennebunkport, Maine. Scott Blakeman talks Trump and the Democratic party. Joe DeVito on happiness and lobsters. Dave Sirus on the Grand Jury investigating Trump. And Burt Ross wonders how David can worship and disrespect him at the same time.
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