Joe Rogan: “I Think They Are Eating Cats”
"That’s not their fault. How the fuck did they get here? How'd you get 20,000 shipped to one town? What is that? What's the real story behind that? Is that organized?"
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You'll Never Guess Who's Going All In on the Right's Latest Racist Conspiracy Theories
"Obviously putting 20,000 Haitians in a small town in Springfield, Ohio is crazy," Shane Gillis said today.
These Podcasters Are Going All The Way Down the MAGA Rabbit Hole
The usual crew is playing increasingly fast and loose with right-wing conspiracy theories.
Let's Check Back In With Dani Zoldan, Shall We?
Also: Dave Smith's defense of Hitler.
About That Theo Von/Trump Collab
And some other wild things that happened in comedy this week.
Comedians Respond to Anti-Immigrant Violence by Getting Unbelievably Racist
If you don't fight for your culture, Tim Dillon warned in a recent episode, "you will lose it."
The Comedians Who Love Alex Jones
It's the ones you think.
New Daily Beast Column & A Particularly Gross Example of Comedy's Transphobia Problem
Andrew Schulz agrees with Joe Rogan: gender-affirming care for trans youth is worse than the Holocaust.
Flash Sale + How Much Money Is Hasan Minhaj Making?
A peek behind the curtain…
How Covid Changed Comedy
A grand unifying theory of comedy's rightward acceleration.
Matt McCusker Co-Signs a Somehow Even More Racist Version of Great Replacement Theory
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The latest comedian to hop on the Great Replacement train is none other than Matt McCusker, who somehow managed to give the white supremacist conspiracy theory a spin that made it even more racist than it already is. In short: McCusker, solo hosting a Patreon-exclusive
The Masks Just Keep Coming Off
A New York City comedy club is hosting a neo-Nazi next week—but what else is new?
These People All Know What They Are
A look at speech in action.
Shane Gillis Just Had One of Comedy's Biggest Racists on His Podcast
His latest guest is Nick Rochefort of Million Dollar Extreme, whose Adult Swim show was cancelled over its use of Nazi imagery.