I mean, not really. If he really thinks it's easier to talk there than here, he should make a bonesaw joke on stage in Riyadh.
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That's hilarious. They weren't even demanding anything substantial, like the abolition of ICE or the removal of National Guard troops for cities. They staked their claim on budgetary issues related to healthcare... and Trump couldn't even stomach that.
In other words, there is no justice. There's just us.
It's up to us to make justice a real thing, because there are no cosmic forces that will do it for us.
The primary is over. The general election is in November.
So far, Mamdani is out in front by a wide margin, though. I don't want to count any chickens before they hatch, but it'd take a lot for anyone else to beat him.
I don't know, I feel like if that was the case, he would have dropped out of the race and accepted Trump's offer of an ambassadorship to Saudi Arabia. I think he's crazy enough to think he can beat this rap.
Starts another show where? Paramount's not an option for the same reasons they canned Colbert. Doubt WB would take him with the rumors that they are looking to sell out as well. He could go to an indie like Dropout, but that means a smaller scale production and no way he can hire everyone back.
The problem with media consolidation is that it limits options.
My Disney+ and Hulu subs just got pulled "indefinitely".
They are honoring Charlie Kirk by carrying on his legacy of hate and coercion.
This is Saudi Arabia we're talking about. If you think that's a place where you can "speak free", you're an idiot or a fascist (probably both). These people are comparing people calling them an asshole on Twitter to a regime that literally murders people that say things they don't like (RIP Jamal Khashoggi).
Fuck, every one of these comedians literally got a list of things they couldn't talk about in their big money contracts. One of them got fired before the show because he mentioned Saudi Arabia's slavery on a podcast (in the context of, they're paying him enough to ignore it).
I'll say it again; if it's so free there, let's see one of these comedians drop a bonesaw joke.