Everyone at NBC News knew Matt Lauer was a sexual predator. A look at the week in toxic masculinity with Comedians Jon Ross and Dave Sirus. Plus Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein, founder and treasurer of the Blue America PAC, introduces us to Dr. David Gill who is running for Illinois’s 13th congressional district. Dr. Gill is an emergency room physician who not only believes in Medicare For All, he WANTS TO PUT HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES OUT OF BUSINESS.
Comics LIAM MCENEANEY, JOE DEVITO, SCOTT ROGOWSKY AND MAX AZULAY.
The only way to get Andy and Frank on the same show is to promise each of them that they both get bottom billing. Liam and Frank play our Mystery Guest game. Here’s the clue: His last name is NOT Andy, and his first name is NOT Kindler. Also on the show Joe DeVito and David go over the news. And Scott Rogowsky talks about HQ Trivia and how he’s finally becoming a household name.
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Comedy Writing Legend Jon Ross delivers a stern warning to David about taste and why jokes can hurt. Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling makes David laugh so hard he breaks a chair. Plus we meet Progressive Democratic Representative Kaniela Saito Ing who is running for Hawaii’s first congressional district.
Nobody should donate to PBS until we are assured that no PBS money is used to pay Charlie Rose’s settlements for sexual assault. There’s a revolution afoot. America is about to run on estrogen, and I tell white men why that’s a good thing for white men. On today’s show we discuss every single powerful man in Hollywood and Washington accused by more than two women of sexual assault. We’re taking and then naming names with Down With Tyranny’s HOWIE KLEIN and Comedians JOE DEVITO and AARON BERG.
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Comics Dave Sirus & Jon Ross plus Constitutional Law Professor Corey Brettschneider. We talk Franken, Moore and Eggs.
Bonnie McFarlane is the author of “You’re Better Than Me: A Memoir.” She is also the director of “Women Aren’t Funny.”