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You're watching "Fox & Friends."
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Good morning Vietnam!
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Welcome to "Fox & Friends."
That's Brian Kilmeade.
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Hello!
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The Ainsley Earnhardt.
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Y'all are going to kill me
with these jokes.
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And I'm Steve Doocy here on this gorgeous
30 degree spring New York morning.
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What a hellhole of a city.
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-Brian, how was the weekend?
-Oh, very exciting, Steve.
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I got on truth social.
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President Trump's exclusive new
social media platform?
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-Fancy. What's it like?
-You know, it's funny.
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I downloaded the app, opened it,
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and my phone immediately got
very, very hot.
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Like over 140 degrees.
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-Just from the app?
-Yeah. It burned my son, actually.
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Anyway, truth social, five stars.
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Okay. Guys, speaking of truths,
crush of the week, Ted Cruz.
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Absolutely wiped the floor with
Ketanji Brown Jackson last week
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by waving a children's book
at her.
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-So powerful.
-Fatality.
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I'm sorry, ms. Jackson,
but I am fo the first amendment.
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Well, here to talk about that
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and the supreme court are two
friends of ours.
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Handling their own little
controversy this week,
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Justice Clarence and Ginni Thomas.
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-All right.
-Hi, friends.
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Well, first off, honorable Justice Thomas,
you were just in the hospital.
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Is that right?
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That's what they say.
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Yeah. So what's going on?
You feeling okay?
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I guess we'll see.
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Yeah.
Folks were saying you had COVID.
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But not true, though, right,
Justice T?
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Everything's possible.
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Justice Thomas, always playing it close
to the vest. I respect that.
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Ginni, the left is currently losing
their minds
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over a couple of completely
normal texts
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you sent to your pal
Mark Meadows on January 6th.
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-Is that right?
-It sure is.
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And now they want the honorable
Justice to recuse himself.
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I mean, you're allowed
to speak your mind.
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Yes.
And I don't want any trouble.
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I take my duty as the Yoko Ono
of the Supreme Court very seriously.
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All I want is a tidal wave of
biblical vengeance to wash away
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the Biden crime family all the way
to gitmo and then we release the kraken.
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Okay.
Well, that is terrific.
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Justice Thomas, she doesn't talk
to you about this stuff, though, right?
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Some say yes, some say no.
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Well, Justice T, it's so great to have
someone here
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who isn't afraid to tell us
what he really thinks.
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Who?
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Well, you of course, sir.
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You crazy, man.
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Well, great.
Thank you both so much.
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Now, later this afternoon on
Fox, it's "The Five."
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Let's check in with co-host judge
Jeanine Pirro to see what's in store.
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Hello, my only friends.
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Later on "The Five," Disney has
an exciting new project.
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Turning your kindergartner gay.
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Last week governor Desantis signed a bill
protecting our precious Florida schools
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from America's dangerous
Ellens and Caitlyns.
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By the way, Caitlyn Jenner,
welcome to the Fox News family.
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Now, woke Disney won't stop
until all of Disney world is packed
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with Twinkerbells, Cinderfellas
and that gay Mr. Toad.
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Then representative
Madison Cawthorn.
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Oh, Madison.
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You had me at white supremacy.
You lost me at orgy.
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All that and Kyle Rittenhouse debuts his
new cookbook, coming up on "The Five."
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Well, thank you so much, judge.
That sounds terrific as always.
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You bet. Salud.
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Love that.
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Now, this is exciting.
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I'm hearing we actually have a surprise
on the line. Am I correct?
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Is he here? Hello?
Mr. President, are you on the Face-Time?
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If you build it, I will come.
Hello, friends. Can you see me?
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Mr. President. What a treat!
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Thanks for fitting us into your
busy schedule.
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Very busy, Steve.
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Here at Mar-a-Lago with the golf
and the wedding receptions
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and getting clumps of bacon
with tongs at breakfast bar.
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Well, so much to discuss,
but I've got to ask, sir,
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did you see the famous slap?
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You know, I did see slap. I enjoyed slap.
I was very impressed by hitch.
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Quite an arm on hitch.
I always knew hitch had an arm.
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Back in "Pursuit of Happyness,"
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he's lugging the machine on
and off the subway.
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I thought it was great.
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They slept in the bathroom
in that movie. It's so sad.
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It's so sad.
But it's a sad night for hitch too.
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That kind of behavior is not going to help
Kevin James get a date with Allegra Cole.
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Absolutely.
Amen to that, sir.
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Now, sir, the January 6th committee
is gearing up to make all sorts of claims.
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So let's just put this to rest.
Did you commit a coup, sir?
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No. You know what?
There was no coup. It was an event.
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Perhaps a takeback event.
A coup perhaps.
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But I don't like coup.
I just don't like coup.
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I don't like the p at the end of coup.
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You should take the p and push it.
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If you take off p you have cow
which goes moo,
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which is perhaps where they get coup.
But could coup.
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Who do? Do what?
Remind me of the babe.
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But it was an intentional
planned coup, yes.
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Right. Okay.
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They're saying there is this seven-hour
gap in White House call logs that day.
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You didn't use a burner phone,
did you, sir?
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No. Not true.
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Never used burner phone except perhaps
on January 6th during that 74 period.
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I couldn't even tell you what a burner
phone looks like, honestly.
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I was too busy with phone call
and burner phone and coup.
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Okay. Got you.
But let's be real, sir.
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The left wants to paint January 6th
as some violent revolution.
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-It wasn't.
-Could have been.
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Should have been maybe.
Violent is perhaps good.
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You know, they used to do
violent all the time.
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You'd line up the opponents, you'd go
bing, bing, bing, shoot them dead.
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So easy.
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Solve so many problems.
You shoot them dead.
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With a big fat beautiful
uncircumcised gun.
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Now, that's what I call a coup.
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Hey, by the way, did you hear this?
I got a hole in one.
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-Did anybody hear that?
-Yes, yes. Congrats, sir.
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-Please tell us about it.
-You know, I'd love to.
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But my phone is getting
very, very hot to the touch.
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-You've got truth social, sir.
-Yes indeed. Truth social.
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The only app with a smell.
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Thank you so much, sir.
We'll be right back
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and live from New York,
it's "Saturday Night"!
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It's "Saturday Night Live"!
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With...
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Aidy Bryant.
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Michael Che.
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Pete Davidson.
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Mikey Day.
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Chloe Fineman.
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Heidi Gardner.
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Colin Jost.
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Kate McKinnon.
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Alex Moffat.
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Kyle Mooney.
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Ego Nwodin.
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Chris Redd.
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Cecil Strong.
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Kenan Thompson.
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Melissa Villaseñor.
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Bowen Yang.
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featuring...
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Aristotle Athari.
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Andrew Dismukes.
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James Austin Johnson.
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Punkie Johnson.
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Sarah Sherman.
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Musical guest Gunna.
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And your host...
Jerrod CarMichael.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
Jerrod CarMichael!
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Thank you.
Thank you very, very much.
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I'm not going to talk about it.
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I want to be clear up top.
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I talked about it enough.
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Kept talking about it.
Kept thinking about it.
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I don't want to talk about it.
And you can't make me talk about it.
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But I've got a question.
Do you want to talk about it?
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Like aren't you sick of talking
about it?
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Isn't it kind of crazy, it feels like
we've been talking about it for so long.
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This is going to really blow your minds.
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Can you believe,
it's been six days.
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Six days.
This happened a week ago.
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Doesn't it feel like it happened
years ago?
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Like doesn't it feel like it happened
when we were all in high school?
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Like it feels like it happened
between Jamiroquai and 9/11.
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A long, long time ago.
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Seems like we were living
in the wake-up our entire life.
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It happened on Sunday.
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-On Sunday.
-It's Saturday, bro.
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On Monday it was exciting.
I'm not going to lie.
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Monday, if this were Monday,
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you wouldn't be able to get me
to shut up about it.
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I was talking about it all Monday.
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Tuesday, still talking about it.
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A little less exciting because it stopped
being about it on Tuesday.
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It started being about a lot
of proxy arguments.
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Hair and Black men and White
people on Twitter.
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It was too much by Tuesday.
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By Wednesday I wanted to kill myself.
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I don't really remember Thursday.
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But by Friday, by Friday I made
a vow to myself.
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I promised myself I would never,
ever talk about it again.
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Then Lorne came
into my dressing room.
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He was like, "I think you need
to talk about it."
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He said the nation needs to heal.
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Don't turn your back on me, Lorne.
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The nation needs to heal.
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I said the nation needs to what?
You want me to do that?
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The nation don't even know me.
The nation has no clue who I am.
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I have to be
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the least famous host
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in "SNL", like the least.
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I was so excited to come here.
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Thank you.
I appreciate that.
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Just know those claps did
nothing for my self-esteem.
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All you were doing was...
were you making it better?
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I was happy. I was actually really happy
to come here and talk to you guys
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and introduce myself.
I'm Jerrod CarMichael, by the way.
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Hi, everyone.
Hello.
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I have a new special out on HBO.
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I really hope that you watch.
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In the special I come out as gay.
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Which is nice.
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But an expected response in New York.
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It's actually why I live here.
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If you say you're gay in New York,
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you can ride the bus for free
and people just give you pizza.
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Honestly, if you're gay and you...
in New York,
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you get to host
"Saturday Night Live."
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No, no.
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This is the gayest thing you
could possibly do.
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Like I came out right onto the stage.
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I basically... we're basically like in our
Andy Warhol fever dream right now.
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Heal the nation?
I've been gay for like 48 hours, bro.
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Like there's so much gay stuff I've got
to do before I can heal the nation.
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I've got so many homophobic
cousins I can't even heal my family.
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You want me to heal the nation?
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I was excited.
I was excited to be here.
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Like I had a lot of things planned.
Stuff I wanted to talk about.
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Actually really... we've got time.
Really quick.
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I don't know how often I'm ever
going to be on live TV,
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and I know I'll never get to talk to him.
So I have to do this.
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Barack Obama, you want to meet me
at camera 2 really fast?
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Hey, B. What's going on, man?
You don't know me. I'm Jerrod.
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Nice to meet you.
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So real quick, you just
chilling right now?
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Like you're just not...
you just writing books?
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Which is nice. I bought the last one,
but it's like 900 pages and... anyway.
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You got us all hopped up on hope
and change.
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And unfortunately, I have some
news for you, Barack.
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And you're not going to like this.
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We need you back because I think
you're going to have to talk about it.
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The nation needs to heal.
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We have a great show tonight.
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Are you excited?
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Gunna is here, so stick around,
and we'll be right back.
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And now it's time for your favorite
post-COVID game show.
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Is my brain okay?
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With your host, Lisa something.
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Hello.
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Welcome to the game all of us
play every day.
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"Is my brain okay?"
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Whether it was the year in isolation,
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the two years without any semblance
of society,
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or the virus itself physically
shrinking our brains,
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one thing's for sure, we got stupid.
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Before we get started,
let's meet our contestants.
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Derek from Queens.
What did you do before COVID?
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I was a marketing director
for IBM.
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-And what do you do now?
-Mushrooms.
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I get it.
I took a bunch before the show.
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Jennifer from Indianapolis.
Tell us a fun fact about yourself.
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Good, thank you.
How are you?
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And Victor from New Mexico.
How are you feeling today?
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Tired for no reason.
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Terrific. Now, you all know how
the game works.
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Every answer is something you
definitely knew before COVID.
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But does your brain still remember it?
Let's find out.
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First question, what is this called?
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Remember?
Something you use to carry things.
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-Bicycle?
-No.
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-Might see it in the backyard.
-Farm bicycle.
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No.
It's got a wheel in the front.
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Wheel monkey.
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Sorry.
We were looking for wheelbarrow.
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-I knew that.
-You did. You did know that.
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In 2019.
Now it's just a farm bicycle.
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Okay, next question,
what day of the week is it?
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That's easy.
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-Tuesday?
-Nope. Not even close.
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-What is Thursday?
-No.
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And you don't have to phrase it
as a question.
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No, I was genuinely asking.
What is Thursday?
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-Derek, what day of the week is it?
-Okay.
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I remember yesterday
was my birthday.
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And my best friend texted,
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"birthday on a Friday night, dog,
what are we doing to celebrate?"
283
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And I got so anxious, I didn't respond
and went to sleep before 5:00 p.m.
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So today must be Saturday?
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Correct! Yes.
And bonus follow-up, Derek.
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What month is it?
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June.
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Sorry. We would have accepted February,
March, April, or May.
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But let's put 100 points
on the board for Derek.
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Whoever has the most points at
the end will have that number
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of stem cells injected into their brain
in the hopes of... what's the word?
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The thing you do with cars.
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-Tires.
-No.
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When the battery's dead
you've got to like...
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-Sell the car.
-No.
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It... what you do with the cable.
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Wheelbarrow?
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No. Jumpstart.
Yeah.
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The stem cells will jumpstart
your brain again.
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Dammit, what's wrong with me?
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-You're depressed.
-No, no.
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-I wasn't really asking.
-You never felt more alone?
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Stop guessing.
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00:20:02,802 --> 00:20:05,043
You want to call your therapist
but she blocked your number.
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00:20:05,122 --> 00:20:08,882
-How did you know that?
-You just give off that exact aura.
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All right.
Let's give Derek 100 more points.
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00:20:12,162 --> 00:20:16,683
Which means he's unlocked a bonus question
that involves a mystery guest.
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Derek, who is this?
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Oh, that's easy. That's one
of my best friends from college.
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And what's his name?
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-He was one of my best friends.
-You said that.
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But what's his name?
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I know it's something regular
like Greg or... Steve, right?
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We lived together
for three years, man.
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Sorry, Derek.
The correct answer was Derek.
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We've got the same name?
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That was our whole thing, man.
D-1, D-2.
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Damn, that's really bad, man.
I'm sorry.
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We should grab a drink or something
sometime and catch up.
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The sound of someone inviting
a friend to drinks
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when they have no intention of ever
getting drinks means we're out of time.
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So let's go to the final question
to determine if your brain is okay.
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Contestants, write down
your answers, please.
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If you had to talk to a person,
what's a good way to start?
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And go.
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00:21:31,842 --> 00:21:35,923
All right. Let's see your idea of how
to start a conversation.
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Jennifer, I noticed you wrote
with your tongue.
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00:21:39,283 --> 00:21:42,122
Well, there's still one
variant I haven't gotten.
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Okay.
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Jennifer said, "let me be inside
you, now."
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And Jennifer, who do you imagine
saying that to?
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Anyone from strangers
to parents.
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00:21:55,322 --> 00:21:58,243
Okay. Sorry. That's incorrect.
Your brain is not okay.
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Victor, how would you start
a conversation? Let's see.
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"Heaven must be missing an angel
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because when I woke up there was
a glowing figure hovering over my bed.
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00:22:08,443 --> 00:22:10,243
I guess it could have been a ghost.
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I'm worried I'm losing
my grip on reality."
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00:22:14,842 --> 00:22:17,723
Yes, I've given the ghost a name.
Bluebar.
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00:22:19,243 --> 00:22:22,723
Okay, well that's very incorrect.
Your brain is also bad.
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00:22:24,243 --> 00:22:28,162
When you talk, all I picture
is the skeleton inside your head.
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00:22:30,003 --> 00:22:34,003
Well, mama. Okay.
Derek, it's down to you.
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And you wrote, "if you set the clock ahead
you don't have to be alive as long."
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And you know something?
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You're right.
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-Oh, my god, I won?
-That's right.
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You came up with a great way to
minimize the time we're awake and alive.
348
00:22:51,763 --> 00:22:53,443
And you can choose your prize.
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A two-week all-inclusive trip
to Hawaii
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or you can go back
to your apartment and stay there.
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Apartment.
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00:23:01,963 --> 00:23:04,802
They always say apartment.
Thanks for watching "Is my Brain Okay?"
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If you've got to ask, it's probably not.
Good night.
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00:23:19,122 --> 00:23:21,683
These days when I sit down
to watch a movie,
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00:23:22,362 --> 00:23:25,243
I can find just about anything
in the world.
356
00:23:25,322 --> 00:23:29,882
But night after night, there's only one
kind of movie I'm always looking for.
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00:23:29,963 --> 00:23:33,283
And that's a short-ass movie,
a really short movie...
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00:24:35,402 --> 00:24:37,243
Why this movie looks like a book?
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00:24:53,642 --> 00:24:57,162
The only one that is not sleeping is the
weird guy that picked the movie.
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00:24:58,082 --> 00:24:59,562
I stand by my choice.
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00:25:50,082 --> 00:25:52,082
It's so sad.
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00:25:53,802 --> 00:25:55,082
So think about this.
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00:25:55,523 --> 00:25:58,683
"Sex and the city 2" was two hours
and 26 minutes long.
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00:25:59,362 --> 00:26:00,923
To put that in perspective,
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the movie "Jurassic Park" was two
hours and seven minutes long.
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00:26:04,763 --> 00:26:07,683
That was a movie that told the
history of dinosaurs,
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00:26:07,763 --> 00:26:12,483
how DNA works and explained the science
of bringing dinosaurs back to life.
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00:26:12,882 --> 00:26:14,322
And "Sex and the City 2,"
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00:26:14,402 --> 00:26:17,322
which was a movie about
four women we already knew,
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was 20 minutes longer.
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00:26:18,683 --> 00:26:20,683
I'm not saying that's bad
or anything.
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00:26:20,763 --> 00:26:23,523
I'm just saying,
that's some crazy right?
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00:26:23,602 --> 00:26:25,882
How long was
"The King of Staten Island?"
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00:26:25,963 --> 00:26:28,562
It was like 2 hours and 17 minutes.
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00:26:28,642 --> 00:26:31,362
But we needed...
we needed all those minutes.
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00:26:45,602 --> 00:26:48,082
Hello, hello.
Shop TV home shoppers.
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00:26:48,483 --> 00:26:50,483
Dot and Rhett back live with y'all.
378
00:26:50,882 --> 00:26:53,642
Dot and Rhett.
I think Rhett and Dot sounds better.
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00:26:53,963 --> 00:26:56,283
-Are you going to be a pill all hour?
-Maybe.
380
00:26:57,203 --> 00:27:00,963
Okay, well, it's 5:00 p.m.,
which means it's time for squeal deals.
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00:27:03,842 --> 00:27:07,402
We asked y'all to find a new
squeal sound effect weeks ago.
382
00:27:07,483 --> 00:27:09,923
Sounds like someone's getting
killed, Odell.
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00:27:10,003 --> 00:27:11,842
-It's chilling, Odell.
-Need something light.
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00:27:12,763 --> 00:27:15,443
Okay.
Later in the hour we love him here.
385
00:27:15,523 --> 00:27:19,842
Thomas Parker nubs will unveil
his new line of Christian lunchboxes.
386
00:27:22,243 --> 00:27:26,402
The artwork features Jesus
doing modern young person things.
387
00:27:28,003 --> 00:27:34,203
Look at that. Is that Jesus?
Got on one of those Oculus vr Doodads?
388
00:27:34,763 --> 00:27:36,483
Oh, kids are gonna flip.
389
00:27:36,562 --> 00:27:43,402
Well, speaking of kids, our first squeal
deal today is an adorable doll.
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00:27:43,963 --> 00:27:45,443
Oh, is she gorgeous?
391
00:27:45,523 --> 00:27:49,723
Yeah, and we have the designer here,
Mr. Kevin... now, is it Lickett?
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00:27:50,043 --> 00:27:51,283
Yes, sir.
393
00:27:51,362 --> 00:27:54,683
My mama always said we was named
Lickett because we're so sweet.
394
00:27:55,963 --> 00:27:59,443
That's adorable.
Kind of made me sad for some reason.
395
00:27:59,523 --> 00:28:02,283
Tell us about this pretty lady here.
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00:28:02,802 --> 00:28:05,003
This is Riley Rainbow locks.
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00:28:05,443 --> 00:28:06,842
Get out.
What a clever name.
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00:28:08,122 --> 00:28:11,003
Student by day and magical
pop star by night.
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00:28:11,683 --> 00:28:13,322
I love that.
400
00:28:13,402 --> 00:28:16,162
-Perfect role model for little girls.
-Or little boys.
401
00:28:16,243 --> 00:28:18,483
We get in trouble
if we don't say that.
402
00:28:18,963 --> 00:28:20,243
And here's the best part,
403
00:28:20,322 --> 00:28:23,842
your child can cut and style
Riley's Rainbow locks however they wish.
404
00:28:23,923 --> 00:28:27,362
And when they want to give her a new do,
you just turn this here,
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00:28:27,443 --> 00:28:29,283
and her hair grows.
406
00:28:30,923 --> 00:28:33,122
Get out of town.
Well, that's amazing.
407
00:28:33,203 --> 00:28:37,483
And you can get this pretty lady
for just $34.99.
408
00:28:37,923 --> 00:28:40,802
Order within the hour and
you get an additional outfit
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00:28:40,882 --> 00:28:43,162
and two extra hair spools for free.
410
00:28:43,243 --> 00:28:46,802
Now looks like shoppers are
already scooping her up.
411
00:28:46,882 --> 00:28:49,602
Let's go to the shop TV phone lines.
Hi, caller.
412
00:28:49,963 --> 00:28:52,203
Oh, my niece is going to love
this doll.
413
00:28:52,283 --> 00:28:54,602
You know, what extra outfit does
she come with?
414
00:28:54,683 --> 00:28:57,523
I'll show you.
By the way, Riley's very easy to change.
415
00:28:57,602 --> 00:28:59,562
It's all velcro.
Just watch this.
416
00:29:00,562 --> 00:29:02,003
A little change.
417
00:29:05,122 --> 00:29:06,683
Now, what the hell?
418
00:29:06,763 --> 00:29:08,923
Why does that doll have
a rainbow bush?
419
00:29:09,443 --> 00:29:12,082
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
That's not a bush.
420
00:29:12,483 --> 00:29:14,683
Sure looks like one to me.
421
00:29:14,763 --> 00:29:17,203
That's a 1970s rainbow bush.
422
00:29:18,243 --> 00:29:23,842
It's not. That's the end of the head spool
inside so you can see the spin.
423
00:29:24,963 --> 00:29:27,483
It's an anchor point.
Any doll maker would know that.
424
00:29:27,562 --> 00:29:28,923
Well, I'm not a doll maker.
425
00:29:29,003 --> 00:29:32,082
So what I see is a thick-ass
rainbow vajafro.
426
00:29:32,763 --> 00:29:34,723
I will be canceling my order.
Goodbye.
427
00:29:35,243 --> 00:29:37,362
I didn't make a vajafro.
428
00:29:37,443 --> 00:29:40,602
Y'all don't need to keep
saying vajafro.
429
00:29:40,683 --> 00:29:44,003
You need it so the spool spins and
the hair on the head will grow back.
430
00:29:44,082 --> 00:29:45,402
It's doll making 101.
431
00:29:45,483 --> 00:29:50,362
Okay, if you're just joining us,
this is not private hair.
432
00:29:50,763 --> 00:29:52,842
It anchors the spool inside.
433
00:29:53,402 --> 00:29:56,003
Odell, can we maybe get
a product image?
434
00:29:56,082 --> 00:29:59,283
Maybe throw that up while
we put Riley's outfit on.
435
00:30:00,082 --> 00:30:05,642
You get Riley rainbow locks for the shop
TV exclusive price of just $34.99.
436
00:30:06,402 --> 00:30:09,362
And look who's all dressed
and ready to hit the beach.
437
00:30:10,283 --> 00:30:14,523
Riley is ready for summer
with this retro one-piece swimsuit.
438
00:30:15,082 --> 00:30:17,602
Cute, cute, cute.
439
00:30:18,122 --> 00:30:22,763
You know what, I might try
and stick in some of this business.
440
00:30:22,842 --> 00:30:25,362
Don't do that.
441
00:30:26,283 --> 00:30:28,283
-It's sticking out.
-I know.
442
00:30:28,362 --> 00:30:31,203
But a grown man poking his
fingers around that area.
443
00:30:31,283 --> 00:30:33,723
He said the doll's in college.
444
00:30:33,802 --> 00:30:36,082
It doesn't matter if she's in college.
445
00:30:36,162 --> 00:30:39,122
You know what, can we just cut
away from this close-up?
446
00:30:40,923 --> 00:30:46,842
Let's talk to some people who
ordered a Riley Rainbowlocks.
447
00:30:48,402 --> 00:30:50,683
Yeah, caller, you're on with Shop TV.
448
00:30:51,203 --> 00:30:54,162
This is a collect call from
a federal corrections facility.
449
00:30:54,243 --> 00:30:57,043
Press 1 to accept this call from...
The Palmdale Pervert.
450
00:30:57,443 --> 00:30:58,723
Hang up, Odell.
451
00:30:58,802 --> 00:31:00,923
No thank you, we do not
accept that call.
452
00:31:01,003 --> 00:31:02,523
Icky, icky call.
453
00:31:02,602 --> 00:31:06,162
You know what, in fact, I think
I'm going to go ahead
454
00:31:06,243 --> 00:31:11,483
and put the other Riley we've got here,
the one with clothes on... now, Kevin.
455
00:31:12,562 --> 00:31:17,483
Tell us what happens if Rhylee
runs out of hair from the spool inside.
456
00:31:17,562 --> 00:31:19,683
-Can it be replaced?
-It sure can.
457
00:31:19,763 --> 00:31:21,203
It's very easy.
458
00:31:21,283 --> 00:31:24,642
Sometimes part placement can be
a little hairy.
459
00:31:25,683 --> 00:31:27,443
Look at you making a little joke.
460
00:31:28,322 --> 00:31:33,082
So you just push the quick release
button here on the back.
461
00:31:33,402 --> 00:31:34,882
Okay.
462
00:31:34,963 --> 00:31:38,122
That is... that's kind of a
yucky place to put a button.
463
00:31:39,723 --> 00:31:42,842
Well, it had to go there because it has
to connect to the panel latch.
464
00:31:42,923 --> 00:31:44,763
Any doll maker would know that.
465
00:31:45,203 --> 00:31:48,763
You keep saying that as if we're all doll
makers, but we're not, sweetie.
466
00:31:48,842 --> 00:31:50,882
-You almost finished in there?
-Yeah.
467
00:31:51,283 --> 00:31:54,043
Sorry. Button's stuck.
Sometimes you've got to wiggle it.
468
00:31:56,043 --> 00:31:58,642
Oh, her pretty face is facing
the camera.
469
00:32:00,003 --> 00:32:05,322
Let's check those sale numbers.
470
00:32:06,162 --> 00:32:08,043
Items sold.
Oh, my god.
471
00:32:10,562 --> 00:32:12,802
These are selling like hotcakes,
right now.
472
00:32:12,882 --> 00:32:15,483
Sometimes it helps if you
release the latch
473
00:32:15,562 --> 00:32:17,842
and pull the head hair
at the same time.
474
00:32:22,963 --> 00:32:24,963
Why would you go...
we can't show that!
475
00:32:25,723 --> 00:32:27,283
We're moving on.
476
00:32:29,243 --> 00:32:31,923
After the break our next Shop TV
squeal deal.
477
00:32:34,243 --> 00:32:36,443
That's a worse sound effect, Odell!
478
00:32:50,122 --> 00:32:51,763
Oh, no way.
Will Smith?
479
00:32:52,602 --> 00:32:54,322
Excuse me, Mr. Smith?
480
00:32:55,723 --> 00:32:57,963
I know I'm not supposed to talk to you.
I'm just a seat filler.
481
00:32:58,043 --> 00:33:00,483
But I wanted to say I am
a huge fan, man.
482
00:33:00,882 --> 00:33:02,402
Thank you, man.
That means a lot.
483
00:33:05,402 --> 00:33:08,562
I love all of your movies.
"Pursuit of Happyness" is so inspiring.
484
00:33:08,882 --> 00:33:11,402
-I just showed it to my son.
-I love that, man.
485
00:33:11,483 --> 00:33:13,243
That's what it's all about.
486
00:33:13,683 --> 00:33:17,723
And no joke, "Getting Jiggy with It"
is my ring tone to this day.
487
00:33:18,443 --> 00:33:19,882
That's hilarious.
488
00:33:20,322 --> 00:33:23,443
I don't want to sound corny
but you're my hero, man.
489
00:33:23,882 --> 00:33:27,243
This is the coolest night of my life.
I'm talking with Will Smith.
490
00:33:27,322 --> 00:33:30,963
Chris Rock just got up on stage.
Can I get a selfie real quick?
491
00:33:31,043 --> 00:33:32,443
Of course.
492
00:33:33,642 --> 00:33:34,842
Jada. I love you.
493
00:33:35,203 --> 00:33:36,963
G.I. Jane 2.
Can't wait to see it.
494
00:33:39,322 --> 00:33:40,602
I'll be right back, man.
495
00:33:53,082 --> 00:33:54,802
So where are you from, man?
496
00:33:59,082 --> 00:34:01,162
-Nowhere, man.
-I like your tux.
497
00:34:01,523 --> 00:34:04,003
By the way, look good, feel good.
Am I right?
498
00:34:05,402 --> 00:34:09,562
Keep my wife's name out your mouth!
499
00:34:11,883 --> 00:34:15,562
Man, I love the Oscars, man.
I love movies, man.
500
00:34:16,082 --> 00:34:20,443
I just saw "Paddington 2."
Best movie I've ever seen.
501
00:34:20,803 --> 00:34:23,043
I love that little bear.
One second.
502
00:34:23,443 --> 00:34:27,843
Keep my wife's name out your mouth!
503
00:34:29,642 --> 00:34:31,682
What about a selfie, man.
504
00:34:32,803 --> 00:34:35,562
-That's okay.
-Come on, man, let's do it.
505
00:34:36,682 --> 00:34:38,803
No, I deleted my phone.
506
00:34:40,403 --> 00:34:42,843
-Enjoy the show, man.
-Bathroom line is crazy.
507
00:34:42,923 --> 00:34:44,443
What'd I miss?
508
00:34:45,883 --> 00:34:48,162
Oh, my god.
We're right next to Will Smith?
509
00:34:48,242 --> 00:34:50,242
I've got to Tweet this.
510
00:34:50,323 --> 00:34:52,403
Woah, and he's trending.
511
00:34:54,043 --> 00:34:55,602
Oh, my god.
512
00:34:56,202 --> 00:34:58,803
Nice to meet you, man.
I'm Will. What's your name?
513
00:34:59,883 --> 00:35:02,803
I don't... they didn't give me one.
514
00:35:04,803 --> 00:35:06,122
That's weird.
515
00:35:08,323 --> 00:35:10,722
Amy Schumer's being hilarious, right?
516
00:35:10,803 --> 00:35:13,803
-Hey, who's your favorite comedian?
-Chri... nobody.
517
00:35:15,363 --> 00:35:17,682
-I don't think anything is funny.
-What about you?
518
00:35:17,762 --> 00:35:19,562
Who's your favorite comedian, man?
519
00:35:19,923 --> 00:35:21,082
-Dory.
-Who?
520
00:35:23,162 --> 00:35:24,523
"Finding Dory."
521
00:35:25,162 --> 00:35:27,883
Your favorite comedian is
"Finding Dory"?
522
00:35:28,923 --> 00:35:30,803
Well, she is a funny fish.
523
00:35:33,443 --> 00:35:36,722
Richard Williams was a fierce
protector of his family.
524
00:35:39,043 --> 00:35:40,363
Okay.
525
00:35:40,443 --> 00:35:42,523
I'm going to say that
in my speech, man.
526
00:35:43,483 --> 00:35:45,562
-Okay.
-Okay, what else should I say?
527
00:35:47,722 --> 00:35:50,202
-Love makes you do crazy things?
-What was that?
528
00:35:51,323 --> 00:35:55,082
-Love makes you do crazy things.
-That's good. I'm going to use that.
529
00:35:55,162 --> 00:35:57,162
-I'm going to credit you.
-Please don't.
530
00:35:58,242 --> 00:36:01,523
The last couple years have
been crazy. With COVID.
531
00:36:01,883 --> 00:36:04,923
The zoom meetings.
The red table top.
532
00:36:05,722 --> 00:36:07,762
Y'all ever seen red table top?
533
00:36:08,363 --> 00:36:11,122
-Nah, I've never...
-I haven't seen anything, actually.
534
00:36:13,202 --> 00:36:15,523
Hey, don't answer that man!
Let it ring.
535
00:36:15,923 --> 00:36:17,883
Everything is normal, y'all!
536
00:36:29,363 --> 00:36:31,122
Ladies and gentlemen, Gunna.
537
00:39:50,843 --> 00:39:54,562
It's "Weekend Update"
with Colin Jost and Michael Che.
538
00:40:00,562 --> 00:40:02,162
Thank you.
Good evening, everyone.
539
00:40:02,242 --> 00:40:03,803
Welcome to "Weekend Update."
I'm Michael Che.
540
00:40:03,883 --> 00:40:05,082
I'm Colin Jost.
541
00:40:08,483 --> 00:40:12,162
Intelligence officials are saying that
Vladimir Putin is being misinformed
542
00:40:12,242 --> 00:40:16,602
by his advisers about how badly the
Russian military is performing in Ukraine.
543
00:40:16,682 --> 00:40:19,363
Which is kind of like Will Smith's
agent telling him,
544
00:40:19,443 --> 00:40:21,202
"you crushed it at the Oscars."
545
00:40:23,043 --> 00:40:25,122
Will Smith, for those of you who
don't know,
546
00:40:25,202 --> 00:40:29,202
walked on stage during the Academy Awards
and slapped Chris Rock
547
00:40:29,282 --> 00:40:31,762
after he made a joke
about Jada Pinkett-Smith,
548
00:40:31,843 --> 00:40:35,323
which I think was a disgraceful
act that sets a terrible precedent
549
00:40:35,403 --> 00:40:37,963
for having to defend
your wife at awards shows.
550
00:40:42,363 --> 00:40:46,602
During his acceptance speech Will Smith
said "love will make you do crazy things."
551
00:40:46,682 --> 00:40:49,282
You know what else makes
you do crazy things? Crazy.
552
00:40:51,003 --> 00:40:53,043
But I understand where
Will's coming from.
553
00:40:53,122 --> 00:40:54,843
I mean you can't expect him
to sit there
554
00:40:54,923 --> 00:40:56,963
and watch another man
jump all over his wife.
555
00:40:57,043 --> 00:40:58,642
Without signing an NDA.
556
00:41:03,963 --> 00:41:05,843
Yesterday Will Smith resigned
557
00:41:05,923 --> 00:41:08,562
from the Academy of motion
pictures arts and sciences.
558
00:41:08,642 --> 00:41:10,923
He wasn't going to.
But then Jada gave him that look.
559
00:41:14,483 --> 00:41:16,043
If Will Smith had been expelled,
560
00:41:16,122 --> 00:41:19,323
he would have joined a small group of
people kicked out of the Academy
561
00:41:19,403 --> 00:41:22,562
including Bill Cosby, Roman Polanski,
and Harvey Weinstein.
562
00:41:22,883 --> 00:41:26,162
Or as they're also known,
"Bad Boys for Life."
563
00:41:29,562 --> 00:41:33,363
Can we stop pretending everybody
knew Jada had Alopecia?
564
00:41:33,883 --> 00:41:37,363
As much as we heard about Jada
and Will's personal lives,
565
00:41:37,443 --> 00:41:39,762
you can't expect us to retain everything.
566
00:41:40,722 --> 00:41:44,202
It's like Kanye saying "don't act like
y'all didn't know I had psoriasis."
567
00:41:45,323 --> 00:41:47,122
Just selfishly as a comedian
568
00:41:47,202 --> 00:41:51,082
I'm tired of people putting their
insecurities on my joke intentions.
569
00:41:51,162 --> 00:41:54,523
I can't make a joke about it being cold
outside without somebody yelling back,
570
00:41:54,602 --> 00:41:56,642
"stop making fun of my small penis!"
571
00:41:58,162 --> 00:41:59,762
Keep my small penis...
572
00:42:03,843 --> 00:42:05,523
Go ahead. I'm sorry.
573
00:42:08,682 --> 00:42:11,963
I also really love that the reason they
let Will Smith stay in the audience
574
00:42:12,043 --> 00:42:15,003
was that they asked Chris Rock
and he said it was okay.
575
00:42:15,682 --> 00:42:18,682
So now we just ask the victim
right after they get hit in the head?
576
00:42:19,843 --> 00:42:23,202
"Hey, are you cool if the guy who just
attacked you hangs around for a while?
577
00:42:23,282 --> 00:42:25,162
You don't want to make him
mad again."
578
00:42:27,082 --> 00:42:30,883
I can't believe the Academy has a worse
concussion protocol than the NFL.
579
00:42:32,642 --> 00:42:35,562
And honestly, I can't even blame
the Academy for not knowing what to do.
580
00:42:35,642 --> 00:42:37,082
Nobody knew what to do.
581
00:42:37,162 --> 00:42:41,923
Even people at the Oscars were googling,
"Did Will Smith just slap Chris Rock?"
582
00:42:43,602 --> 00:42:46,523
I think we should just acknowledge that
that was one of the craziest things
583
00:42:46,602 --> 00:42:48,403
we will ever see in our lives.
584
00:42:48,483 --> 00:42:51,483
It's truly like the Super Bowl
wardrobe malfunction
585
00:42:51,562 --> 00:42:54,403
but if Janet's nipple
slapped Timberlake.
586
00:42:57,043 --> 00:42:58,122
Not to mention,
587
00:42:58,202 --> 00:43:02,682
Chris Rock has been very public about
his non-verbal learning disorder.
588
00:43:02,762 --> 00:43:06,003
Which means it's hard for him
to understand non-verbal signals.
589
00:43:06,082 --> 00:43:09,562
Sort of like how when he saw an
angry Will Smith charging toward him
590
00:43:09,642 --> 00:43:14,162
instead of moving out of the way he put
both his hands behind his back,
591
00:43:14,242 --> 00:43:16,003
smiled and said, "uh-oh."
592
00:43:25,202 --> 00:43:29,082
And in non-Oscars news, republican
congressman Madison Cawthorn,
593
00:43:29,483 --> 00:43:31,082
who's the one on the right,
594
00:43:32,923 --> 00:43:36,003
said in a recent interview
that 70-year-old republicans
595
00:43:36,082 --> 00:43:39,082
invited him to an orgy and did
cocaine in front of him.
596
00:43:39,762 --> 00:43:42,403
Wait, so you went
to the old man orgy?
597
00:43:43,762 --> 00:43:46,242
And you thought the weird
part was drugs?
598
00:43:47,762 --> 00:43:52,043
Senator Lindsey Graham, seen here
picturing the orgy Madison Cawthorn...
599
00:43:56,843 --> 00:44:01,323
Said that Ketanji Brown Jackson is a
person of exceptionally good character
600
00:44:01,403 --> 00:44:04,082
but he would not support her
for the Supreme Court.
601
00:44:04,162 --> 00:44:05,883
So like many southern gentlemen,
602
00:44:05,963 --> 00:44:09,523
he's comfortable with Black folks
until they want to move in next door.
603
00:44:11,162 --> 00:44:17,682
U.S. Officials are concerned that Vladimir
Putin is keeping military units positioned
604
00:44:17,762 --> 00:44:21,003
near Kyiv despite earlier promises
to withdraw.
605
00:44:21,082 --> 00:44:24,602
Putin's failure to pull out has earned him
the nickname Nick Cannon.
606
00:44:29,963 --> 00:44:32,443
Several republican senators were
criticized for asking
607
00:44:32,523 --> 00:44:36,003
irrelevant, sensational questions during
the Supreme Court confirmation hearing
608
00:44:36,082 --> 00:44:38,122
of judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
609
00:44:38,202 --> 00:44:40,963
Here to comment is one of those
senators, Marsha Blackburn.
610
00:44:42,443 --> 00:44:43,883
Hello, Colin.
611
00:44:45,282 --> 00:44:46,523
What a week!
612
00:44:46,883 --> 00:44:50,682
All anyone is talking about are
these confirmation hearings.
613
00:44:50,762 --> 00:44:53,003
Oh, we crushed it.
614
00:44:53,642 --> 00:44:56,403
So many great, smart questions.
615
00:44:56,883 --> 00:44:58,762
Are babies racist?
616
00:44:58,843 --> 00:45:00,523
Is murder bad?
617
00:45:00,602 --> 00:45:05,843
And those are real questions that my
fellow republicans asked an adult judge.
618
00:45:06,843 --> 00:45:08,722
Right, yeah.
And what did you ask her?
619
00:45:08,803 --> 00:45:10,963
I hit her with the coup
de grace.
620
00:45:11,363 --> 00:45:12,923
You ready for this?
621
00:45:13,642 --> 00:45:15,443
Define woman.
622
00:45:17,443 --> 00:45:20,562
-Define woman?
-Define woman.
623
00:45:21,403 --> 00:45:24,642
And she couldn't do it.
I mean, huh?
624
00:45:25,722 --> 00:45:28,963
Well, it's kind of a nuanced,
complicated question.
625
00:45:29,282 --> 00:45:31,602
-Complicated how?
-Well, okay.
626
00:45:31,682 --> 00:45:34,443
-How do you define woman?
-Are you jerking my perm?
627
00:45:34,843 --> 00:45:38,202
You honestly don't know?
Colin, it's biology, Colin.
628
00:45:39,282 --> 00:45:41,363
It's your private parts.
629
00:45:41,443 --> 00:45:43,642
The ones you have when you're born.
630
00:45:43,722 --> 00:45:46,682
But just the bottom private
parts because the ones later...
631
00:45:46,762 --> 00:45:49,282
okay, I'm going to...
it's your period.
632
00:45:50,883 --> 00:45:53,682
Unless you're old or young.
Or pregnant. Or stressed out.
633
00:45:53,762 --> 00:45:57,082
Or doing gymnastics. No, scratch that.
I'm going back to baby privates.
634
00:45:57,162 --> 00:45:59,762
-Final answer.
-Baby privates?
635
00:45:59,843 --> 00:46:02,523
It's not just biology.
Okay?
636
00:46:03,003 --> 00:46:05,122
Woman is cheerleader,
637
00:46:05,722 --> 00:46:09,403
nurse, teacher, prostitute.
Come on. You've seen them.
638
00:46:09,483 --> 00:46:11,803
They're the ones that be shopping.
639
00:46:13,363 --> 00:46:15,642
I really don't know what
you're talking about.
640
00:46:15,963 --> 00:46:18,082
Yes, you do.
Woman is like...
641
00:46:19,963 --> 00:46:21,963
And man is like uh!
642
00:46:24,443 --> 00:46:26,963
-You're not making any sense.
-You are just not getting it.
643
00:46:27,323 --> 00:46:28,762
Let me show you.
644
00:46:29,162 --> 00:46:32,923
Don't we love these big stupid
dumb-ass boards
645
00:46:33,323 --> 00:46:35,722
with these big
stupid dumb-ass pictures?
646
00:46:35,803 --> 00:46:39,202
Come on, look how simple it is.
The color pink.
647
00:46:39,963 --> 00:46:43,323
The ones with beehive hairdos
and a part side.
648
00:46:43,403 --> 00:46:45,443
It's longer thinner cigarettes.
649
00:46:45,523 --> 00:46:48,122
You know, they're having fun
dancing around in a commercial
650
00:46:48,202 --> 00:46:50,883
for underwear you can pee in.
Do you get it yet?
651
00:46:51,282 --> 00:46:52,923
I think I get it less.
652
00:46:54,883 --> 00:46:56,202
Okay.
653
00:46:56,722 --> 00:47:00,363
Why is defining woman even
relevant to a confirmation hearing?
654
00:47:00,443 --> 00:47:05,323
Are you kidding? It is the most important
thing for a Supreme Court Justice.
655
00:47:05,803 --> 00:47:08,162
Because if you don't know
what a woman is,
656
00:47:08,242 --> 00:47:11,602
how the hell are you going to take her
rights away? Can I get an amen?
657
00:47:11,682 --> 00:47:13,843
No. Marsha Blackburn.
658
00:47:13,923 --> 00:47:16,282
Someone said they want to set
me on fire.
659
00:47:20,523 --> 00:47:26,043
Press secretary Epijen Psaki is reportedly
leaving the White House to join MSNBC.
660
00:47:26,523 --> 00:47:30,202
Damn! She's still at work
and has her next job lined up.
661
00:47:30,282 --> 00:47:35,642
That's as crazy as some of the sketches on
"that Michael Che" this summer on HBO MAX.
662
00:47:39,883 --> 00:47:43,043
Workers at the Adamson warehouse
in Staten Island voted to become
663
00:47:43,363 --> 00:47:46,202
the first Amazon workers in the country
to form a union.
664
00:47:49,082 --> 00:47:51,682
The new union explains
Amazon's new slogan.
665
00:47:51,762 --> 00:47:54,883
"It would be a real shame if something
happened to your package."
666
00:47:57,003 --> 00:47:59,562
According to a new study,
men who eat too much meat
667
00:47:59,642 --> 00:48:02,282
are raising the risk
of becoming infertile.
668
00:48:02,363 --> 00:48:05,762
On the other hand, this dude has
five kids that we know of.
669
00:48:08,602 --> 00:48:12,523
The conservative media organization
said they will spend $100 million
670
00:48:12,602 --> 00:48:16,722
to create children's programming to
counter woke media companies.
671
00:48:16,803 --> 00:48:20,003
Programs will include
"Clifford the big straight dog."
672
00:48:20,883 --> 00:48:23,043
"Encanto," but in English.
673
00:48:24,363 --> 00:48:28,043
And "one fish, two fish, that's how
many fish genders there are."
674
00:48:31,003 --> 00:48:33,883
Wildlife officials say that a flamingo
that escaped
675
00:48:33,963 --> 00:48:37,282
from a Kansas Zoo 17 years ago
has been spotted in Texas.
676
00:48:37,363 --> 00:48:41,003
Or, and hear me out.
Flamingos look like other flamingos.
677
00:48:44,443 --> 00:48:48,323
Wildlife officials in Tennessee have
captured a 500-pound black bear
678
00:48:48,403 --> 00:48:50,523
living on a college campus.
679
00:48:50,602 --> 00:48:52,443
A black bear that, let's face it,
680
00:48:52,523 --> 00:48:55,883
took the spot of more deserving
white and Asian bears.
681
00:49:01,162 --> 00:49:03,682
In a recent interview
Tyler Perry revealed
682
00:49:03,762 --> 00:49:07,883
that he has used his Madea voice
while having sex.
683
00:49:08,562 --> 00:49:11,202
Damn!
Dude must like sex dry as hell.
684
00:49:13,963 --> 00:49:16,923
A new study shows that in the
past 20 years prediabetes
685
00:49:17,003 --> 00:49:18,762
in children has more than doubled.
686
00:49:18,843 --> 00:49:22,642
Thanks largely to the popularity
of mountain dew breast milk blast.
687
00:49:26,122 --> 00:49:29,843
Last week's altercation between Will Smith
and Chris Rock at the Oscars
688
00:49:29,923 --> 00:49:34,403
seems to have divided Hollywood, with
many celebrities publicly taking sides.
689
00:49:34,483 --> 00:49:37,483
Here to comment is...
and he wrote his own intro.
690
00:49:37,562 --> 00:49:41,202
Heisman trophy winner and star
of "Naked Gun," O.J. Simpson.
691
00:49:47,363 --> 00:49:48,642
"SNL."
692
00:49:49,282 --> 00:49:51,682
Well, it's always good to hear
applause for O.J.
693
00:49:53,883 --> 00:49:56,483
Hi, O.J. So whose side are you on,
Chris Rock or Will Smith?
694
00:49:56,963 --> 00:49:59,562
Oh, now Michael, you know me.
I hate conflict.
695
00:50:01,923 --> 00:50:03,682
They both seem like good guys.
696
00:50:03,762 --> 00:50:06,562
But honestly, I didn't even
understand Chris Rock's joke.
697
00:50:06,642 --> 00:50:08,363
What the hell is G.I. Jane?
698
00:50:08,443 --> 00:50:11,162
-Oh, that's just a movie from the '90s.
-The '90s?
699
00:50:11,242 --> 00:50:13,602
Oh, I don't remember nothing
from the '90s.
700
00:50:14,523 --> 00:50:16,762
That whole decade is my n word.
701
00:50:17,562 --> 00:50:19,082
Anyhoo.
702
00:50:20,282 --> 00:50:24,762
In my humble opinion, Will Smith might
have overreacted by slapping Chris Rock.
703
00:50:24,843 --> 00:50:28,242
I mean, will, I don't want
to say that you got rage issues.
704
00:50:28,323 --> 00:50:30,403
But hey, if the glove fits.
705
00:50:32,803 --> 00:50:34,162
I'm just saying.
706
00:50:34,883 --> 00:50:38,082
-So you're on Chris Rock's side?
-Well, I didn't say all that, Michael.
707
00:50:38,443 --> 00:50:40,843
I mean, Chris ain't exactly
innocent either.
708
00:50:40,923 --> 00:50:42,843
Nobody likes to be made fun of.
709
00:50:42,923 --> 00:50:45,562
I mean you might be too
young to remember
710
00:50:45,642 --> 00:50:48,523
but people used to make
a lot of mean jokes about me.
711
00:50:49,403 --> 00:50:50,602
Really?
About what?
712
00:50:51,923 --> 00:50:53,202
All kind of stuff.
713
00:50:55,003 --> 00:50:57,403
Sometimes jokes can go too far.
714
00:50:57,923 --> 00:51:00,003
Especially when it's about
a man's family.
715
00:51:00,082 --> 00:51:02,003
Because like Will Smith said
in his speech,
716
00:51:02,082 --> 00:51:04,562
love will make you do crazy things.
Allegedly.
717
00:51:07,162 --> 00:51:09,003
So you're on Will Smith's side.
718
00:51:09,082 --> 00:51:12,523
I already said I'm not
anybody's side, Michael.
719
00:51:12,602 --> 00:51:16,323
-Don't you be accusing me of...
-All right, I ain't accusing you, man.
720
00:51:19,642 --> 00:51:22,323
Sorry.
Might have lost it I little bit there.
721
00:51:22,843 --> 00:51:26,762
Whenever people accuse me of
stuff it makes me just want too...
722
00:51:27,843 --> 00:51:29,162
anyhoo.
723
00:51:30,242 --> 00:51:32,602
I just want to give them
brothers some advice.
724
00:51:32,682 --> 00:51:35,483
Whenever you feel anger bubbling
up inside,
725
00:51:35,562 --> 00:51:38,923
instead of reacting just do what I do,
take a nice long drive.
726
00:51:39,443 --> 00:51:42,523
Or maybe let a friend drive you
around so you can lay down in the back
727
00:51:42,602 --> 00:51:44,242
and call the news stations.
728
00:51:45,162 --> 00:51:48,883
O.J., some people are saying the Academy
should take away Will Smith's trophy.
729
00:51:48,963 --> 00:51:52,483
-You ain't taking my trophies!
-Relax, man. Calm down.
730
00:51:54,722 --> 00:51:56,363
Sorry about that, Michael.
731
00:51:57,642 --> 00:52:00,923
Can I make a big confession
that's been a long time coming?
732
00:52:01,562 --> 00:52:02,923
Yes. Please.
733
00:52:04,282 --> 00:52:07,323
-I didn't watch them Oscars.
-O.J. Simpson, everybody.
734
00:52:07,403 --> 00:52:09,282
I'm just saying, man.
735
00:52:09,363 --> 00:52:12,483
-For "weekend Update" I'm Michael Che.
-I'm Colin Jost. Good night.
736
00:52:28,202 --> 00:52:31,282
-I can't believe he's really gone.
-He isn't gone, son.
737
00:52:32,122 --> 00:52:34,803
Pop-pop will always live on
inside of all of us.
738
00:52:35,403 --> 00:52:37,082
-That's beautiful.
-Well said, sir.
739
00:52:38,082 --> 00:52:40,523
Well, sweetie, are you ready
to say good-bye?
740
00:52:40,602 --> 00:52:41,803
Yeah.
741
00:52:41,883 --> 00:52:44,403
But first I want to share
something with you guys.
742
00:52:44,883 --> 00:52:47,963
This spot was where pop-pop
would take me after my ball games.
743
00:52:48,523 --> 00:52:50,803
Believe it or not, I wasn't much
of an athlete.
744
00:52:51,843 --> 00:52:53,363
Okay, okay.
745
00:52:54,602 --> 00:52:56,122
But pop-pop, he'd take me here,
746
00:52:56,202 --> 00:52:59,602
he'd point out to the sea and say,
"son, life is like the tide.
747
00:52:59,682 --> 00:53:03,162
There's highs and lows but
eventually it all washes away."
748
00:53:04,043 --> 00:53:05,762
I'm going to miss you, dad.
749
00:53:06,202 --> 00:53:09,003
That's a beautiful story,
Mr. Klein.
750
00:53:09,403 --> 00:53:10,602
Thank you for sharing.
751
00:53:10,682 --> 00:53:13,523
Thank all of you for allowing
us at Boudreau's mortuary
752
00:53:13,602 --> 00:53:15,762
for allowing us to be part
of this moment with you.
753
00:53:16,162 --> 00:53:19,602
Now if you're ready, please bow your
heads as we scatter the remains.
754
00:53:26,722 --> 00:53:27,923
Ready?
755
00:53:35,883 --> 00:53:37,443
Oh god, no!
756
00:53:42,803 --> 00:53:44,682
These moments are always so hard.
757
00:53:45,403 --> 00:53:47,323
We'll give you folks some space.
758
00:53:47,403 --> 00:53:49,682
What the hell did you just do?
759
00:53:50,642 --> 00:53:52,562
We said good-bye to pop-pop.
760
00:53:53,122 --> 00:53:55,323
He was supposed to be cremated!
761
00:53:57,122 --> 00:53:58,562
Who was?
762
00:53:59,003 --> 00:54:00,682
My father.
763
00:54:00,762 --> 00:54:03,762
He was supposed to be cremated,
not chucked off a cliff.
764
00:54:08,282 --> 00:54:09,883
Okay.
765
00:54:09,963 --> 00:54:12,003
-So that was not relayed to us.
-Yeah.
766
00:54:12,483 --> 00:54:15,642
But in a way wasn't this kind of better?
767
00:54:15,963 --> 00:54:17,082
I'll speak on that.
768
00:54:17,162 --> 00:54:21,363
Well, you got the body aspect
of a burial but we still got to throw him.
769
00:54:21,722 --> 00:54:23,883
Yeah. I like that.
770
00:54:28,122 --> 00:54:30,483
Time for the dreaded check.
771
00:54:31,003 --> 00:54:32,523
Damn you, sir!
772
00:54:33,323 --> 00:54:35,403
Who's the boss around here?
You, I assume?
773
00:54:38,443 --> 00:54:41,043
-Just kidding, sport. Maybe...
-Do not touch me, man!
774
00:54:41,523 --> 00:54:43,443
Absolutely.
Sir, whenever you're ready.
775
00:54:43,523 --> 00:54:45,282
We're not going to pay for this.
776
00:54:46,682 --> 00:54:48,122
May I ask why?
777
00:54:48,562 --> 00:54:50,682
You threw my father-in-law
off a cliff!
778
00:54:51,722 --> 00:54:54,323
Okay.
See, I thought we resolved that.
779
00:54:54,403 --> 00:54:58,082
-No, we did not!
-Honey, calm down. Your condition.
780
00:54:58,803 --> 00:55:01,523
Okay. You know what?
I feel like you guys are mad.
781
00:55:02,122 --> 00:55:03,803
How about I just go get him?
782
00:55:13,282 --> 00:55:15,562
So what you guys got cooking
up this weekend?
783
00:55:17,043 --> 00:55:19,363
I really don't want to talk
about that.
784
00:55:20,202 --> 00:55:23,803
-Why did you bring an urn?
-Oh, this? This isn't an urn.
785
00:55:25,043 --> 00:55:26,523
It's soup.
786
00:55:27,403 --> 00:55:30,483
-You keep soup in an urn?
-No, it's a thermos.
787
00:55:30,562 --> 00:55:33,323
It looks like an urn.
I got it at the mortician's conference.
788
00:55:34,602 --> 00:55:37,363
-I got him.
-Good job, man.
789
00:55:38,803 --> 00:55:42,242
-What were you guys talking about?
-They were just talking about the urn.
790
00:55:42,762 --> 00:55:45,803
Oh, the thermos?
Pretty cool, right?
791
00:55:46,483 --> 00:55:48,043
No, it isn't.
It's not cool!
792
00:55:49,003 --> 00:55:50,642
Jesus, just get the body back!
793
00:55:50,722 --> 00:55:53,403
Don't worry, sir.
I got pop-pop right here.
794
00:55:55,082 --> 00:55:56,923
That isn't pop-pop.
795
00:55:57,682 --> 00:56:02,003
That's clearly a young cyclist.
He's wearing those little shoes.
796
00:56:07,082 --> 00:56:09,602
Okay. And that's a dealbreaker
for you guys?
797
00:56:11,242 --> 00:56:12,443
Yes.
798
00:56:13,082 --> 00:56:14,602
All right.
I'll just put him back.
799
00:56:19,202 --> 00:56:20,963
So hey.
800
00:56:21,282 --> 00:56:24,722
-You think I can get some of that soup?
-Oh, hell, yeah. Heads up.
801
00:56:25,043 --> 00:56:26,642
It's shrimp bisque.
802
00:56:36,242 --> 00:56:38,923
Anyway, his name is Adnan Syed
803
00:56:39,483 --> 00:56:42,722
and the podcast is about like
whether he did it or not.
804
00:56:43,202 --> 00:56:45,363
That is insanely cool.
805
00:56:45,682 --> 00:56:49,043
And Bradford, Katie was saying
this is your first time in New York?
806
00:56:49,122 --> 00:56:50,883
Yeah.
It's been really awesome.
807
00:56:51,202 --> 00:56:53,443
The city's like really interesting.
808
00:56:53,803 --> 00:56:57,443
I'm just trying to show my favorite cousin
what the Big Apple's all about.
809
00:56:58,682 --> 00:57:01,162
-Hey, guys. Sorry I'm late.
-Oh, Brian!
810
00:57:01,523 --> 00:57:04,403
-Brian, this is my cousin Bradford.
-Nice to meet you.
811
00:57:05,202 --> 00:57:08,043
-Guys, I had the craziest morning.
-Oh, my god! What?
812
00:57:08,443 --> 00:57:12,202
Tell us. Brian's our college friend.
He has like the best stories.
813
00:57:12,843 --> 00:57:14,523
Okay.
That's amazing.
814
00:57:16,762 --> 00:57:19,602
Bear with me. So I'm having coffee
with my boss Anthony.
815
00:57:22,242 --> 00:57:23,483
Okay.
816
00:57:25,762 --> 00:57:27,363
Right.
I mean, we do that a lot.
817
00:57:27,443 --> 00:57:29,762
But we're at this French spot
by the office.
818
00:57:31,282 --> 00:57:32,843
Here we go. French?
819
00:57:33,883 --> 00:57:35,162
Great.
820
00:57:35,242 --> 00:57:37,642
Yeah, it's just a cool little cafe
we go to every couple weeks.
821
00:57:37,722 --> 00:57:39,403
-Right, right, right.
-Anyway.
822
00:57:39,483 --> 00:57:43,443
The waiter comes up to us and he's like
hey, we made this extra cheese crepe.
823
00:57:43,523 --> 00:57:45,523
-Do you guys want it?
-Oh, no.
824
00:57:45,963 --> 00:57:49,242
I think I see where this is going.
This is... please, please.
825
00:57:49,323 --> 00:57:53,082
Sorry. Just let me... I'm just going
to finish the story real quick.
826
00:57:53,162 --> 00:57:54,602
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Of course.
827
00:57:54,923 --> 00:57:57,602
So we accept the crepe.
Why not?
828
00:57:58,602 --> 00:58:01,803
-I put my fork in.
-I've got like a mental picture right now.
829
00:58:01,883 --> 00:58:04,162
-This is amazing.
-Bradford. Come on.
830
00:58:05,883 --> 00:58:09,883
Turns out it's triple chocolate.
Keep in mind it's 11:00 a.m.
831
00:58:10,282 --> 00:58:13,043
Oh, my god!
Because I thought it was later.
832
00:58:14,242 --> 00:58:15,722
No!
833
00:58:17,443 --> 00:58:20,443
Yeah. I'm like dude said it was cheese.
What's going on here?
834
00:58:20,762 --> 00:58:23,403
It's the French waiter.
Was he like high on dope or something?
835
00:58:24,762 --> 00:58:26,883
What? No. I'm getting to it.
836
00:58:27,642 --> 00:58:30,202
By the way, so New York.
837
00:58:31,202 --> 00:58:32,762
Yeah, yeah.
838
00:58:33,122 --> 00:58:34,963
Anyway, I looked over.
839
00:58:35,443 --> 00:58:38,923
Who's sitting at the bar
with a sly grin on his face?
840
00:58:39,003 --> 00:58:40,762
The French waiter.
841
00:58:41,562 --> 00:58:42,843
-No.
-Obama?
842
00:58:43,363 --> 00:58:45,363
-What? No.
-Okay, wait, wait.
843
00:58:45,443 --> 00:58:48,003
-Don't tell me it was Frank.
-It was Frank.
844
00:58:48,762 --> 00:58:51,043
-Oh, my god, Frank!
-That is hilarious.
845
00:58:51,803 --> 00:58:53,043
Frank?
846
00:58:53,483 --> 00:58:54,602
Wait. Who's Frank?
847
00:58:55,523 --> 00:58:57,282
He's just our friend.
He's a bit of a prankster.
848
00:59:00,043 --> 00:59:02,323
That is... I've never heard
anything like that.
849
00:59:02,762 --> 00:59:04,043
Kind of funny.
850
00:59:04,523 --> 00:59:06,323
Anyway, how are you guys?
How was Mexico?
851
00:59:06,642 --> 00:59:08,843
-Oh, my god! It was so fun...
-Wait, wait, wait.
852
00:59:09,202 --> 00:59:10,642
So then what happened?
853
00:59:11,682 --> 00:59:13,923
-What do you mean?
-Did your boss just wig out?
854
00:59:14,003 --> 00:59:17,523
He's like knocking over the table
like ah, everyone's fired!
855
00:59:19,523 --> 00:59:21,682
Nope. It's pretty much the end
of the story, man.
856
00:59:23,602 --> 00:59:26,682
But the French waiter was
high on dope, right?
857
00:59:27,282 --> 00:59:29,242
-What? High on dope?
-No.
858
00:59:29,682 --> 00:59:31,443
Everything was normal.
859
00:59:32,043 --> 00:59:34,642
It was just a dumb story.
Can we talk about something else?
860
00:59:35,082 --> 00:59:38,122
Sorry. I thought the French waiter was
high on dope the whole time.
861
00:59:38,923 --> 00:59:40,523
Still amazing.
862
00:59:41,803 --> 00:59:43,762
The place was French.
863
00:59:44,722 --> 00:59:47,282
Not the waiter.
I never said the waiter was French.
864
00:59:49,282 --> 00:59:51,043
-Sorry.
-It's fine.
865
00:59:51,562 --> 00:59:54,602
-Anyway, you said Mexico was good?
-So good.
866
00:59:54,682 --> 00:59:57,403
Turns out yoga retreats are relaxing.
Who knew?
867
00:59:58,483 --> 01:00:00,762
Didn't mean to call
the waiter French.
868
01:00:01,483 --> 01:00:03,043
My bad.
869
01:00:03,122 --> 01:00:05,762
-Sorry again.
-All good, dude. Let's just drop it.
870
01:00:05,843 --> 01:00:07,443
We're moving on.
871
01:00:07,523 --> 01:00:10,602
Bradford had a great time at the Met.
It was so cool, right?
872
01:00:12,202 --> 01:00:14,202
I really did love the story, man.
873
01:00:16,403 --> 01:00:18,202
Thanks.
I appreciate that.
874
01:00:18,963 --> 01:00:22,323
What was the name of the crazy boss again?
Was it Anderson?
875
01:00:23,602 --> 01:00:26,562
It was Anthony. We don't need
to talk about it anymore really.
876
01:00:27,122 --> 01:00:29,483
Anthony. It's just like
the perfect name for it.
877
01:00:31,282 --> 01:00:33,363
Really sorry if I screwed up
the story.
878
01:00:33,443 --> 01:00:34,923
Bradford. It's fine.
879
01:00:35,363 --> 01:00:37,242
No.
It's actually not.
880
01:00:39,003 --> 01:00:41,242
Brian, your story was amazing.
881
01:00:42,242 --> 01:00:43,883
It had great characters.
882
01:00:44,282 --> 01:00:48,403
And the part where the crepe
isn't cheese was unbelievable.
883
01:00:49,963 --> 01:00:51,963
And then I messed
the whole thing up.
884
01:00:52,682 --> 01:00:54,562
I don't deserve to be your friend.
885
01:00:55,363 --> 01:00:57,122
Dude, we just met.
886
01:00:57,523 --> 01:00:59,762
-Honestly, it's fine.
-No, it's not.
887
01:01:01,003 --> 01:01:02,602
Lunch is on me.
888
01:01:02,963 --> 01:01:05,803
And I want to pay your rent
for the rest of the year, too.
889
01:01:05,883 --> 01:01:09,642
-What? That's super generous, man.
-Here's a check for $1,000.
890
01:01:11,043 --> 01:01:12,523
That ought to do it.
891
01:01:12,602 --> 01:01:14,963
That's not even enough
for one month's rent.
892
01:01:15,043 --> 01:01:17,282
Oh, okay. Didn't know.
Well, see you.
893
01:01:33,562 --> 01:01:35,242
Once again, Gunna.
894
01:03:15,642 --> 01:03:18,883
It's so sweet. You got these onesies
for all the kids.
895
01:03:18,963 --> 01:03:21,443
You know he's going to be a
heartbreaker just like his dad.
896
01:03:22,562 --> 01:03:25,722
Oh, look. They're like a tiny
little baby couple.
897
01:03:26,443 --> 01:03:29,963
Not to assume. Maybe that's weird
for you guys. I'm sorry.
898
01:03:30,682 --> 01:03:32,682
No, we think it's cute.
899
01:03:35,003 --> 01:03:38,082
You love seeing your little
one as a future heartbreaker.
900
01:03:38,162 --> 01:03:41,282
But what if you don't want to assume
your baby's going to be straight?
901
01:03:41,363 --> 01:03:42,642
Now you don't have to.
902
01:03:42,722 --> 01:03:45,722
With the new formed this way
line from Oshkosh B'Gosh.
903
01:03:46,282 --> 01:03:49,722
Your little tyke will look adorable
without being so exclusive.
904
01:03:49,803 --> 01:03:52,242
With sayings like "future twink."
905
01:03:52,562 --> 01:03:54,162
"Lil' les."
906
01:03:54,242 --> 01:03:55,803
"Messy dj."
907
01:03:55,883 --> 01:03:58,003
And "in the closet"
because I can't walk.
908
01:03:58,963 --> 01:04:01,883
I pray to god my son is gay.
909
01:04:02,403 --> 01:04:04,082
I would love that.
910
01:04:04,162 --> 01:04:07,642
Born this way has designs your baby
will love. Like wordplay.
911
01:04:08,043 --> 01:04:09,963
Rock-a-bi baby.
912
01:04:10,043 --> 01:04:12,363
My mommy had a daddy.
913
01:04:12,443 --> 01:04:13,843
Political statements.
914
01:04:13,923 --> 01:04:16,043
I love milk.
Harvey milk.
915
01:04:17,003 --> 01:04:18,363
R.I.P.
916
01:04:18,443 --> 01:04:21,483
Silence equals violence.
But crying equals hungry.
917
01:04:22,722 --> 01:04:24,403
Alexander Hamilton was a turf.
918
01:04:24,883 --> 01:04:26,682
And Butch.
919
01:04:27,843 --> 01:04:30,843
Oh, what is this?
A tiny belt loop for a ring of keys?
920
01:04:31,642 --> 01:04:32,762
This slays.
921
01:04:32,843 --> 01:04:35,323
Some parents force their kids
to wear little sports jerseys.
922
01:04:35,642 --> 01:04:37,562
My son can be whoever he wants.
923
01:04:38,122 --> 01:04:41,282
Imagine boxing a child into something
that doesn't feel right.
924
01:04:42,122 --> 01:04:43,722
I would hate that.
925
01:04:43,803 --> 01:04:46,803
It's so archaic to pierce your
baby's ears for their baptism.
926
01:04:46,883 --> 01:04:49,843
Our kids will never have to conform
to something they don't want.
927
01:04:50,562 --> 01:04:52,162
Thanks, born this way.
928
01:04:53,082 --> 01:04:54,923
It looks like they're dating.
929
01:04:55,682 --> 01:04:57,602
Oh, please.
They're not exclusive.
930
01:04:58,003 --> 01:04:59,722
You know how gay guys are.
931
01:05:02,202 --> 01:05:04,443
Born this way.
From Oshkosh B'Gosh.
932
01:05:04,923 --> 01:05:06,762
Oh, relax.
It's not like they can read.
933
01:05:16,323 --> 01:05:19,282
I've got to say this has been one
of the best weeks of my life.
934
01:05:19,363 --> 01:05:20,963
Thank you very, very much.
935
01:05:21,043 --> 01:05:23,162
The crew, the amazing cast.
936
01:05:23,923 --> 01:05:26,082
Lorne and the cast of writers.
937
01:05:26,162 --> 01:05:27,883
Thank you very, very much.
938
01:05:27,963 --> 01:05:29,883
Future, Gunna.
Thank you.
939
01:05:30,923 --> 01:05:34,202
Thank you guys.
Have a great night.
76787
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