Ben Brock Johnson

The Department of Homeland Security put out a statement saying they were aware of a fraudulent YouTube page falsely representing ICE and condemned it.

Some conservatives have said you could go to prison.

What do you think about that?

Well, it's a YouTube channel, not a YouTube page, but I appreciate that they're watching me and I hope they had their ad block turned off when they watch the videos.

So you could say that technically the Department of Homeland Security chipped in on all this.

But yeah, I also noticed that their statement didn't necessarily say that what I was doing was illegal.

So that also kind of helped.

They said they just don't condone it.

He's planning another stand-up tour.

He is doing comedy full-time.

Now his only other jobs are pretend.

Yeah, it's definitely evolved for me.

You know, in the beginning, I'm just making jokes, talking about my dating life or...

you know, little observations, awkward stuff, just trying to make people laugh.

Yeah.

And at some point I started to be able to use comedy a little differently.

I think it's effective in shining a light on things and, you know,

making people see that there's things going on behind the scenes that maybe we should have a little bit more attention on.

People love laughing and it's, it's very, it's a lot more spreadable.

I don't know if spreadable is a word, but I just try.