Jay Jurden

great excellent the last time i saw you was in new york at the don lemon show yes and you and i were guests and i think we crushed it we tried not to outshine don but i think we might have we really i mean don and anthony they really had to step to the side and let the true divas take over at city winery there was one woman who had a question and it was

so slurred that we did have to remind everyone we are at a winery.

So we would need someone to interpret because she was a couple of flights deep.

All right, Jay, what have you had it with?

I have had it with comedians being soft on Nazis.

Oh, my God.

There used to be a blanket agreement that we would make fun of Nazis, neo-Nazi winks and nods at the stupid-ass stuff that happened in World War II.

But now...

People like Theo Vaughn say Nick Fuentes is brave.

I don't get it.

It truly boggles my mind.

There used to be a baseline sort of like bedrock agreement that, hey, we're going to make fun of Nazis because it's a stupid ideology.

It's a self-hating, a self-destructive, and a

Just an inaccurate ideology.

And for some reason, now comedians think it's okay to be like, yeah, that self-described Nazi was brave?

What?

It just doesn't make any sense to me.

It doesn't make any sense.

He should be a social pariah.

Totally.