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Comedians Against Woke Culture · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We've got a question for American mama's. Dear mama's, are you seeing how
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  comedians are fighting back against woke culture. Well, let's ask our American mama's.
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  Alma Mama, she said, and joining us now we're American Mama's Terry
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  Needeville and Kimberly Burlison. Shane Gillis hosted Saturda Night Live this weekend. Of
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  course, you may remember Shane Gillis because he was hired by Saturday Night Live
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  and then fired before he had his first day because people went back that the
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  woke culture went back through his tweets and his social media said, and oh
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  look, ten years ago he tweeted something that was really, really awful.
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  Yeah, it was a joke about it. So you watch that though Shane
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  Gillis. I did. He came back and posted because now he's blowing up,
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  he's so popular, had him come back. But here's what was noticeable,
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  and it really broke my heart. And I saw that other people on
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  X had noticed it too. Whenever the comedian comes out out to do a
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  monologue, you see the band members in the back of them. Okay,
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  they laugh heartily, yet all of them they laugh and they were purposely not
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  laughing. They were stoic. There was a couple of them on the right
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  that on the left that would smile, but it was very clear the ones
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  that you could see they were determined not to laugh and they were stoic.
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  Wow, and it hurt. And so then I couldn't stop. I was
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  listening to him but watching them, but watching them, and so he was
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  saying things like, well, I thought that was funnier than it was.
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  Maybe it wasn't like he was saying things like during the monologue. I remember
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  him saying that, and I remember thinking other time, well, I hear
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  the audience laughing. You hear the audience laugh But I guess with he can
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  see the stoic faces. And it's like anything with all of us. If
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  I write a piece and I get you know, fifty Oh my gosh,
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  I loved reading this, and then you get one that says that is the
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  most elementary right style writing, and I thought that was just a waste of
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  my time. I can't get that time back. Who are you going to
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  focus on? Yeah, that person? So I felt like because I heard
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  I heard the laughter and the audience too, but I thought he's probably focused
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  on the ones who are sitting there like this not laughing right well, because
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  I was focused on the band members who were not interesting, but kimber focused
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  on the haters. That's so sad. It's sad. But Kimberly sent me
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  a video. I don't even know his name. But I've just noticed like
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  several comedians right now that are really doing what they used to do, you
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  know, making fun of the differences in each other, and people in the
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  audience are just loving it and laughing. But now there's so many more hecklers,
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  woke hecklers that are having something to say about it or walking out making
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  a big deal about it. And the comedians are coming back with just you
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  know, slam after slam after slam. But the interesting thing is before people
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  would be scared to laugh, like oh gosh, I don't want to be
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  canceled, they are not only laughing at the response from the comedian to the
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  like For instance, there was a girl that blue hair that said something to
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  him and she said something like what's the deal, like why are you what's
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  your problem with blue hair? Because she started the heckling thing, and he
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  said, let's see, I'm doing to you what you you know how y'all
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  lump the straight white male in this one category. You love this and we're
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  all the same. I'm doing that to you and all the others that color
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  your hair. That's what I'm doing to you. And the crowd went absolutely
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  bananas. They were clapping and hollering and egging him on. And I thought,
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  that's what it's gonna take. It's going to take people not being afraid
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  to laugh. Because we remember that that quote that Dad would say about people,
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  about Christians, you know, the people are he said, it's like
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  Jesus. Jesus said, Jesus is a is a comedian playing to an audience.
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  It's afraid to laugh, too afraid to laugh. Now we're at this
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  place where we've been that, we've been the audience too afraid to laugh.
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  And now they're laughing and they're and it's like they're giving permission to these comedians.
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  Yes, get them, because we can't. Well, there's strengthened numbers.
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  They're strengthened no matter what capacity, whether it's comedians or strengthened numbers.
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  And when we all start to see the laughter grow, we join in.
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  It's a good thing. We've said that comedians are brilliant. They're observers of
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  people of life, of situations, and they're able to turn a regular mundane
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  situation into something absolutely comedic, you know, gold. So they're very smart
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  with how they are able to interpret the world and then spew it out to
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  bring humor. And that's we've said for a while, comedians are going to
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  be the ones that save us and get us back. Yeah. Well,
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  look, satire has been that way since Thomas Nasty with the cartoons against Tammany
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  Hall in New York in the eighteen hundreds. It was cartoons that broke Tammany
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  Hall, not much of anything else. And it's why, by the way,
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  Thomas Nasa is why you have a donkey represents the Democrat Party and an
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  elephant represents I know that I didn't know because of a cartoonist in the eighteen
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  hundreds making fun of the parties. And so it really is comedy really does
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  have the ability. Uh, satire has the ability to make an argument when
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  sometimes logic isn't able to break through. I'm so glad he gave us the
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  elephant and not the jackass. It kind of tells you where he laned.
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  You kind of can tell maybe where he landed on that political as well.
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  The Democrats were Tammany Hall in New York. He was not a fan of
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  Tammany Hall in any way, shape or form, but yeah, I mean
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  it was that is so funny. But you are seeing, you are seeing
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  comedians pushing back on some of this, and I think they've had enough.
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  Jerry Seinfeld had one. There's there's a guy says well, and I've noticed
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  in your comedians in cars having coffee a lot of those guys are white.
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  And Jerry's like, oh yeah, let's go there. Any mediates like I
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  hate this because I don't care what color you are. I just want you
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  to be funny. Yes, like Nowscar American Mama's a question. Go tour
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  website American ground Radio dot com, slash mama and click on the ass the
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  Mama's button. Terry Nutterville, Kimberly bur listen, Thank you so much,