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The domain of Adam Corolla, the man to man. and yet the man show Macdougall House Dance has, as the giant man show signs still in his podcast studio early. Let's watch that have seen. Neither did I but I love seeing the signing getting several pictures with it. I do know about the dimpled girls and trampling there Yes, we have you done to grow, and now he has this great new show on daily wire. It's called Adam curl of truth, yellow through talked about that working with our whole Geller. Yes exactly, but hopefully they will have to put truth. Your third tell me occasion I was actually at one of the tables they'd have to set the Braer and at a comedy and I was at the taping where Rob Wriggle was his guest and is very funny with is a fun show and ideas? the reason that will keep their is because this tape involved, but

they had so Kyle is supposed to go on, but then Kyle couldn't do it and I couldn't do What my son is having horrible surgery in areas as body- I don't want to talk about and then they are so then we moved it an Kyle deftly couldn't do it, I definitely had to do it No, I like I was now this kind of its I'm not nervous alot anymore, about migrants when it's weird when you you're going into their domain like this, is his plague. Yeah He's like a guy who's like an exam voice, you ve heard it all your life. You know this guy any other world record for the most downloading, a hard most Alexandria. Nobody listens this podcast, there's somethin there, the daunting our sudden and the same while neck like I can keep up yeah now. So, best, even catch that view Polly link that I was on his show yak an hour. You have rightly said that thirteen words maybe but I try to keep up and

afterwards we interviewed Adam yeah. So his interview, we talked about em and it was once again Adam was with me at Ghent. yes, I did. I was too outcomes and meat that is an atom sandwich, Ethan same even sandwich on Adam. I guess it was not yet we talk but a comedy about how people are getting after their own camps, yeah, the polar relay Lily and every memory man's comic now having to go to the daily wired. Make jokes? Yes! So anyway we can. Do I like and stuff and any had some greater incites on puddle of mud versus jars of clay he's too favorite christian behaviour, Kristen men's

further do Adam Guerrilla are an area where the Babylon Bee Podcast, but if you watching and video looks different cause, we we got a new studio, we'll have a nice needed copy, Adam Cross, Lucas Man, you got it down to the last plank. We did we like the Nathan for using reuse, I go all out and efta and every detail we create the entire says we want avatar. Podcast areas has mapped. There is like when they did the West Wing and they did the oval office, but as a sound stage for the got every piece a trim right, maybe gonna shoot Joe Biden, press conferences, etc. They build it across from the White yeah. That's right, we're gonna get. It looks just like Adam Croy OX dislike him too, so so sprinkle. May I thank you for less expensive user space here now. My pleasure really expensive. Facial surgery involves so You have a new show daily wire and

I'm interested, and I think that when they mention is like where comedies heading right now aware, as you have been mainstreamed like yourself and now feels like, now you can see like nice guys are gone far left you see. People are like camping and getting into little camps number one like it s. A question is like shit. Embrace it? Is this tower headed and and I do know is that the internet like what's driving us there and what do you make of that just the way that were all kind of having a refund say spaces? I guess the question yeah Oh, I don't like the notion of taking comedic voices and kind of putting them in this group, or that group, I think, I've kind of said once they get to the comedians. It means that to everybody. Does the commissioner? the last people you can get to where they go

to everyone and then they went whose laughed and there's a bunch of community, and so our now will set our sights on the committee and it also search raided said of a backlash there one is kind of experiencing now you know with your data how's your bill Mars earlier than the fact that there's yet all that you need to do comedy to play like the daily wire, but if you want to do comedy and there's no play it network any more or HBO or all the sort of woken east as that are out there, then you and going somewhere, you down go home. You go somewhere else, and so you know, if you take an artist and you go well, there's no play for it for you in this gallery, or this museum they're they're not gonna, throw away their pain gonna go, I'm gonna find a gallery. That'll take my paintings and

swear Whereat, and so when you're like the bad guys- bill burn dish driving with care about them. Is there still out there doing clubs and kind of talking to both sides? Even if what they're saying alien Its one sided the other certain time with with something like your show it daily. Where are you king to entertain the just the conservative audience at daily? Why do work to try to make sure, like the comedy kind of appeals to everyone, whether they agree or disagree? Kind of I'm just trying to get bends to add to laugh is that it's not so far had little tenaya, forgive our fingers crossed for the third one, but I I did run into bans dad last time I was at the daily life and he d tell me how much I love my book in fifty years will be checked. You're gonna get you you know when you go to

an entity like any entity. I think they have a general. It's beyond a vibe somewhere between a vibe code of conduct, but it's like you know, I'm mad professional football player. You go the Oakland Raiders, that's one set of kind of. I in contact and you go the patriots, that's another type in so places. So like when I go the daily wire. I want to do this now I think it's do stuff. That sort of makes me laugh. Do such a thing can have some universal appeal, but it's not Netflix it's different and we have to have that sort of in the back your head, and you know it's much like you do it. You know you go down and do the comedy store the comedy stores right in the middle, the sunset strip. That is an audience that is different then going on the road in going to apple

and with constant in doing a set at a club there in our air. You don't go longing to do my Wisconsin sad. Do my sunset, stripped sat, but you have in your mind, like this joke proudly workload better with these people and this joke. We workable better with those people but they're all might jokes. Now. Yes, so I guess so from there. I guess my question as I do. navigating away the internet is, is is taken, exerting is infringed me is genome, is possible, being a daily. Why are you might actually bringing more people in annex I've seen being the Babylon B, we started out just trying to reach a christian audience and our audience is like

If our video mentions faith stuff and actually gets a much lower than we are umbrella has widened to just people who are sick of Woke is basically, and so I guess it Guess I'm curious, as your goes every heading towards a shift to wear them the larger umbrella just moving over here or are, I'll, breaking off and little camps and- and I guess, can evolve embrace it or I guess I'm just trying to a playground ahead with like. Where do we go from here? You think that so me, it had a middle background. We, u we met our guys on your show come from high. When I made a cartoon and higher in Hollywood and Adam worked on Ellen in Conan yeah he's a writer, and I think, there's a on one hand. We love making jokes really want to make that you couldn't do but on the other hand there is the sir we're we're kind of external amid the breaking up of like but again, you'll live

I think what I learned hardly coming from that back on its like on Ellen, I would write jokes about both sides, but everything about the left gets cut and every joke about the right stays in and then, when I worked for rightwing platforms, it's like me can't do any joke that our audience too much of you have that that site, like I like, going out to the clubs where it is just a mixed, political audience and kind of you know doing. Do the jokes, even if I know they disagree, because I think, like you feel like I was The company is losing some of its fun when the entire audience is on your side from the start, the air- yeah, I mean I remember a million years ago, Doktor drew and I were playing University of Texas or whatever

if there's any law or anything you just go hookah mourns or say I think, that's like you had your safe word and dominated to actual whipping, thereby shouted out it does become a little bit of it can be like a little bit of a crutch like you know what these people want and then, when you get up there with a little bit of a crutch and I think you could find a his span version of asked whether I media and break their lives have, on average such laughing cause. He speaking all spanish. As a black there's, a fat there's, a gay and lesbian, they trucker hat wherein Donald Trump there's a version of that, and we, kind of fall back on your core little bed. it is it it's it's definitely

enticing in other mean like you, can quickly go there it's it's a little easier and when you you go there then you lose a little better muscle mass in our high you now. I do you know, I I shot a special one. I, when I shot the daily wire special new who the crowd was. I knew there. They were there to see me there safe, daily wired there she Leno I'm glad you're back. like I knew there be jokes, be easier to do, and then you know he brought up bill bar. I saw a Saturday night won't play show in Hollywood like PETE Homes, Bill Bur me, bunch. Other comedians crowd was asserted, General Hollywood outside in a crowd, and it was like. Oh you know

we get away with anything because these guys love TED Nugent behind I mean or or the other our love, our yeah you're gonna have to really bring your a game. There's no home free. The advantage that group Yeah and then it's kind of like well geez, I got to just go out there and I got try to be better than bill. Burr PETE Holmes went up before M going up after me and it it does tend to kind of be that muscle verses. A certain geared had already started laughing it I'll be back in the boy. You don't need a catchphrase to sell merchants, it's a little easier and then I think comedians. It is human beings. She just start falling into the sort of familiar. I dont have to work as hard. It's a little easier I'll. Have my catchphrase, it'll work it out I'll make either joke in our about by

or make a joke about tromp and I'll get everyone back on my side and when the room is divided, you can't do that. Really cannot just makes you play a little butter ball yeah there, because I was actually at the Rob Regula taping that you did not even where I worked for Conan sweating goaded Leno, one of but I would appreciate about a lot is even though it was. You know that sort of daily wire audience that was there to see it you Tell that you're. Somebody who comes from doing stand of clubs like that that it was material that could make the general audience laugh and I think, that's kind of what's been. Missing a needed in a lot of you, no concern they ve comedy so to speak, because I think a lot of it is so much developed and all four lake click labeling someone. This is the republican comedian, this of the material they do by light. Seeing you, Rob? There was political stuff, but then there's all

just you guys, you know ripping on the pictures of the different bits that you did. It was just humour that anyone would find funny yeah. I don't think you should, reverse engineer your com and jack. I don't think you should go. Who did I invited in our party. What are they gonna wanna hear now? a comedy that would that would cater to those like I don't know. Maybe I don't know thinking about a dinner party, but maybe just make a best make the best food. You make it out on the table, but dont go who once wider matters. Everyone's dietary restrictions on events in the crowd affect, like you out, I'm try to figure out what everyone wants to hear beer that comedian you're not supposed to, Asking them and and also it's kind of a fool's errand. When you start thinking about where they want or I'm going to give them what they want, they didn't buy ticket. So I can figure out what they wanted

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you get away more deeper, look at where you're peer people actually like. When you put me on my now as very are not to serve that yeah again I didn't so I didn't or don't navigate Hollywood very well, because I am not trying to figure out what the net like people want to hear and then giving it to and then I'm also not trying to figure out what the daily wire people want to hear and given a job I'm gettin redundant. Now, but my thing is, I didn't dad added George Carlin when I was growing up I don't want it now you now. I don't wanna, be that I just want to figure out what I think. So yeah, then it's my job to kind of craft it in a way. You know there's ways that you can take a little.

off here and in our daily wire, is like our. I don't drop the s bombs in the F bombs. You know see if you can tweak it a little bit, but it's sort of like do terrestrial radio, it's like hey. You can drop F by all day on treasure, radio, you, after Canada, tweak it a little bit and that then becomes a little bit a challenge, but it shows him up for and which is good, makes it a little more difficult in its in its own way or little or precise, but then at that point in a certain point you have to just Now here's writings funny, if you don't think it's funny, I gotta go back to being a carpenter workers. I can't cant. Do the other part right, try to survey you and try to figure out what you think

Twenty have you any. I experience is where you have caught yourself egos cursing or sayings of the issues. I know we recently at the Delaware in one of our at Babylon, be in one of the articles. It used the word vagina and a subscriber accused us of it with that. It was pornography that we use The word vagina following recent, avoiding the it is interesting when you see the audience shift a little bit like. I wrote some box and you know that is pretty much. Let fly scan, illogical, whatever F bombs ever higher. Just on this writing everything- and you know it- you read some Critical reviews in it be sort of typical crap from the laughed, but by the time I got to my six book, but a year ago

the reviews where he swore to March? When I read this to my child aliens in our hands, like? Oh, that's, a different issue critique than either in my first go round, so it's kind of interesting how it how it shifted in that was just the audience shifting, but there wasn't me doing anything differently. That was this the ears that heard it had a different sensibility than the ears that heard the first book eleven years ago. we're on our way here in the car, and I decided looking for one story using your book in his like all. We summon Fox news me sing like such a nice, and at least this is garb. Italy story. I also like that somebody got your book and try to read it to their child. As a bedtime story, I may die to hurt bad now. I know you toward, with retorted, Dennis Prager LAW, and then you made the no say spaces movie with him involved. Then how did this partner with daily wherein the show kind of come about. Why

Oh, I was doing some shows in Nashville. I think I mean of the best of my recollection causes a lot of sleep deprivation provision deprive I I want to Nashville. I was Kansas Alan Show than us bring her on my ipod cast. I think- and I was travelling. The guy who, for lack of a better title, these my manager and, this kind of wandering around because he has nothing to do? I gotta do all the work and then he takes whenever percent he walked in August Jeremy, Borings office and big glass off certain the corners and with the guitars,

display! That's where you about in the office go to find out. That means, as that pay cuts. Jack's right, I think like like walked in and one like it now Adam could do vast. Random could do that. His ears pricked up and he was a fan, and I guess they probably been thinking about taken a turn for the comedic over there and in a practically theirs no play for Netflix, there's no play for HBO in third snobs in their super, partisan and their very. I I I guess there let us all. But whenever it is, there's no fat fur Adam curl over it Netflix and so back to and algae, which is alarm a painter I want to paint, and I dont want to just pack it in solving and find me another gallery, that'll take my paintings and will go there and that's

centrally what happened with daily Wire or the daily. Why the branding thing you have to say they tell you, you have to sign and highly why literal, sometimes you just as daily Wire the daily wire but Google. I do several Shaw everywhere work. There was very particular about you have to say that I know right way are, as I didn't get them you get, it occurs changing by people there you still, they don't really do it anymore, but once I Sir scoffed at it, for you know a number of years do you know my answer like changing is thank you look good in her you, you know when I started talk and into the microphone. I was single and had no kids in was young and, with this kind of fresh offer construction site

some point. I got married night, kids and mortgages and responsibilities, and so I both differently than I spoke in twenty years before, but the basic core stuff never never changed. I found and people find out that I have made conservative fewer but for the Babylon dealing their media thought like all he's, changed so much, that's not the Ethan. I knew I was always what I would now ask not making oh jokes, their bit, makes me sympathetic to even when people say that the late night hosts of changed makes me wonder have the industry's change- a decent life- just the way where people are going and whether gettin jobs or how it works is changing. So maybe have Maybe- and I changed- that you now

The other side of the coin. With I haven't changes then why'd, I haven't you change your coming out of the way they say. I've changed awry turned into this seething right, winger, I'd I'd! That's the sort of comical me! I really! I really just laughed most of it off. I have not changed my opinions on any sort of core subjects: Nan, since a start speaking to a microphone twenty seven years ago, whether you always like honest about your opinions, and just yes said: what's on your mind, can I think that's what kind of lead in a wait at least to some degree, to where we're at now, because I've always been honest about my beliefs, units unpaid, when a Hollywood, but I know a lot of people in Hollywood who have these kinds of beliefs or question some of the more extreme movements in the woke laughed but they're so far down that path.

And of keeping their opinions to themselves that now they're afraid tat to mention it or talk about it at all. Well, mean rightfully so, if you have done the math on people getting fired or cancel the removed from their livelihood for having opinions, and most people are in other, not noble, there kind of self preservation and if you have a job and your counting on a paycheck- and you know with the politics of the person, its signing the Czechs, there then you'd be smart to Canada, zip it in our, where I think we're always asking what do these kind of noble things, but the reality is your third year

Walmart and somewhat comes running in there and their shoplifting and filling up satchel. Most of us just stand there and look at it and goes away. Let someone else be the hero. Did anybody at all all be over here I'll, be in the lunch meets action over here or in San Francisco? They join in and start robbing. Things derives its right, but out with The late cancel culture in the firing line of the happy. Now I gotta at an outlet lake, the did the daily wire your show and in other having this deal with them, Gina Carano, who had been fired from them and learn the rumours that you might get rehired and I have like Chapelle, recently kind of taking a stand when people try to tear him down and net it's kind of siding with them. Since you no safe spaces a couple years ago, and all this talk about cancer culture. It still seems a good two big threat.

The industry, but would you say there are sort of these small victories in some of the things to be optimistic about that? This kind of a push back now well you're, going to if you try to sort it squeeze water balloon is it's gonna, it's not gonna evaporates gonna bulge out in us somewhere else now and so too, you put analogy still, what are you going with, then I would have z finish. It tried to turn it into a food all their tails gonna. Have it so you're going to create like a great God felt you mean, like you, go ok, so got felt good, there's, not a great stir

and up great orator is not a great aims. Is good for east is be very pure. Using essence and went out are not cloud. Is that it's not like you go otherwise much more talented and Stephen Colbert yeah? I know it's just there's a whole bunch. That's catering to this island, since you ve given birth Eve In too many italian restaurants, you're gonna give birth to a Mexican for joint. That's works and does the mexican food have to be the best now just ass to be not italian food, and so they have created this alternative. I mean they who said everyone needs to think like gauze, meaning Everyone needs to eat italian food like all the time and say they love air. Some sounds good get. Smart guns can open another restaurant yeah pizza here surmounting air and the first blush is like

you can't do that- will never work like why, wouldn't it more people, one half the country likes this kind of food, you're not servant it up so you know, that's in algae in that's what you're saying so in a way the people they probably hey. Ben Shapiro or Grey Godfather, cock, Tucker girls, they just playing rain to their hand by trying to cancel em and creating more business for them as well. good things about the relationship that almost you could have we never done it, but the Babylon B. I mean our largest shoot. Ups in subscribers have been when people tried to cancel ass, they get. There was a fire. We could make a background d like a shady backroom. Could you just the cancer every three months, you'll get a bunch of value, have story to tell will have young subscribes to go up. It's like a weird thing, where people taking a stance and getting manner something we had three

there is a thing when you want to put yourself out there in that way, where some people did there, it's like a badge of honor. His weary now is becoming an unnecessary liquor. The industry side, the girls are, there, are people now that will rally behind you. Specifically, as you were cancelled, the cancer has generated money from all the traffic it generates. People there can cancel. Sometimes they use them. They don't in Athens, the like chick fillet every fourteen months than line going around the block in their given chick fillet, fillet would have to buy a spot on cable news or network news are network whenever cable, whatever that only two by spot affirming just talking about I'm you and that's kind of that's the new world order for you, Dennis Prager Lightning, any funny Dennis Prager stories you behind the scenes trigger

for you, weren't. This gave our once when work outside our land and actual was, All the in Orlando outside Parliament got exact filet before app and railways, car blood, that's gotta, the crinkle fries. We got the pigs Dale. What did the zero Geller one other early, rising yeah really same gave our that that teacher took those kids to a few weeks ago. I visited a school bus, I didn't know their babbling addiction yet Dennis I've done a bunch of shows around the country and definitely spent some I'm togethers winsome gone to dinner, hung out as house. You know for his son stepson.

Tat would have movie night over there in the back yard. Bring my son over and watch a movie upon. The big inflatable screen and stuff like Prager is exactly who he seems to be. Real partial, all real jovial guy, loving guy fungi like likes the laugh. You know he's wise and very pride, but but very interesting. Guy in a very intelligent but it but also real. he's, not a knock around guy at all, like he's not heard of any pop pop culture, well, we would max sporting goods store Dennis Fleet of ban. that's not even like a very recent reference for him, and he knows it literally doesn't know. Annie the Torah and that the eye its own biblical wi FI,

and has a good sense of humour about himself and just the lot of you. So a lot of wisdom- and you know like good to talk to You know you. You are acutely aware of like how much wisdom he has and it's kind of like. Sometimes you do a thing where it's like mean him did show. I think we did Jordan Peterson's podcast are. I did a thing with him and Damn Denison Ben chaperone Dave. It was like moderating or whatever, but you sit there and you, like I better beyond my game

Can I just you know normally pulse stats, audio donkey to explain area just talk like Joe Biden, afraid of March nineteen sixty one Harriet Tubman there like say they were in their they now at the United, we just be ass. Those guys in your thoughts better, be kind of cogent feet in clear and interesting, because you just kind I do and you know service stupidity is more. Like my dad used to tell me and sent me heard a thousand times. I can that's not going to work with those guys, so you do like you. Do you do kind of feel this? acute awareness of like I can't just talk out, Greece, and it's not like one of my body from high school or we can discharge to crap. I really like I'd better, bring my a game by the kind of brings it. Like the kind of bring it out. You hey, you do you wanna, be woke

I know I do I wake up every morning. Thinking I really wonder we work, that's fantastic, because I have a product that meets that exact. Need that you just articulated right. Then it's a new book called the Babylon Bee guides wilderness and it teaches you oughta, be work, My entire life have asked myself how Kids, these days getting so woke, and I there's gotta be an instruction book out there, but there isn't there until now. Now there is because this teach you how to be woke. So you won't get cancelled. Twitter mobs won't come after you and ruin your life. You get to know how to choose your pronouns, your gender, by this book, so that you won't get can't you can order it today. What do you make of the rise of Jordan Petersen? I find that I find it very fastenings. Sounding anybody predicted that guy, like him, would be packing auditoriums thing for our talks. In the Bible yeah I mean I think it's what we discussed before. It's like you, try. The silent somebody and it's gonna work for power.

the nation and the other parts gonna go or what's this what's so interesting, this guy that you needed to silence it like what is it you don't want me to hear. I wanna hear it I'm buying a ticket, I mean he's good. he knows of what he speaks in. He definitely is. It is a real, clear thinker but you know he's not the most careers Matic guy on the planet is not the funniest guy on the planet. I mean a kind of gives you a hope that people want to hear what guys like that have to say, because they do not You know he dresses so sharpen worse. Cowboy boots was Gonna be Gerda, and I like it, it's not that it's all content they only like him further stuffy saying another hook right its fascinates. Me. Look, there's that big of a hunger for wisdom to go deep. Into mythology and precise

improvement in kind of in and thinking I'm deeper levels. The way he's doing where I think I'm before him. I would have thought I think, stuff allow, but I think most people don't really begin to see. The response to him makes me go wearing a lot more guys. Think like this, and I do in its actually the way to meet them. presents people to me. Think everybody's way dumber than they actually are you I I think it would be. There is eight in our large enough. They want us to think everybody thing. Like them, and everyone is racist and everyone in our thinks, that damn summit The bees super funny or not lose a great shower whenever whatever their pitching pal right now is a raises you now I just gotta, go here theme, ledges patch! It see how many people you know we can Her sweet ass, their tar audience at any always concept,

eyes when he made some independent thinkers and some clear thinkers, but there's a lot of our mother wise, we wouldn't be here talking a media will be that Jordan peers. So the daily wires and this Ben. She bears a dentist errors? Are you guys are there? This is when exist, it's like you live in. We live in how we really think everyone drives a previous are Tesla and then you go outside near, like I haven't seen of Tessa Chirac and we're not well there's a lot of that. You don't see it when you're in that kind of fish, ball well Are we do a subscriber partial jump into that right now saloon, but a bonus content coming up next for Babylon, be subscribers like puddle, a mud, while waiting at a global and anti christian men, jars of color,

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