Matt Gourley

Well, let's back it up quickly. Five months ago, something like that, you contacted me out of the blue and said, would you be willing to go to Rome and meet the Pope? Which is the weirdest to this day. I think it's the third weirdest text I've ever had. The other two I can't say on the air. This text came in and I thought, are you kidding me?

Well, let's back it up quickly. Five months ago, something like that, you contacted me out of the blue and said, would you be willing to go to Rome and meet the Pope? Which is the weirdest to this day. I think it's the third weirdest text I've ever had. The other two I can't say on the air. This text came in and I thought, are you kidding me?

And so I contacted you back and then it turned out insane as if some higher power was at work. that my wife, my son and I were going to be in Italy at Lake Como that week. So literally all we had to do was get on a train and go down and be part of this because they were inviting comedians. So it's you, me, Chris Rock, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert.

And so I contacted you back and then it turned out insane as if some higher power was at work. that my wife, my son and I were going to be in Italy at Lake Como that week. So literally all we had to do was get on a train and go down and be part of this because they were inviting comedians. So it's you, me, Chris Rock, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert.

And so I contacted you back and then it turned out insane as if some higher power was at work. that my wife, my son and I were going to be in Italy at Lake Como that week. So literally all we had to do was get on a train and go down and be part of this because they were inviting comedians. So it's you, me, Chris Rock, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert.

David Sedaris.

David Sedaris.

David Sedaris.

I think they told us to be outside the Vatican at the gates at 650 in the morning or something. I mean, the sun is just coming up in Rome. And I thought, doesn't the Pope, he's the Pope. He should be asleep. I would be like hitting this. If I was the Pope, I would hit my snooze alarm constantly. I would just sleep as late as possible.

I think they told us to be outside the Vatican at the gates at 650 in the morning or something. I mean, the sun is just coming up in Rome. And I thought, doesn't the Pope, he's the Pope. He should be asleep. I would be like hitting this. If I was the Pope, I would hit my snooze alarm constantly. I would just sleep as late as possible.

I think they told us to be outside the Vatican at the gates at 650 in the morning or something. I mean, the sun is just coming up in Rome. And I thought, doesn't the Pope, he's the Pope. He should be asleep. I would be like hitting this. If I was the Pope, I would hit my snooze alarm constantly. I would just sleep as late as possible.

They told us that we were like his third thing of the day, that he gets up at like five in the morning. And so we got there and then they bring us into the Vatican and they sit us down this surreal room.

They told us that we were like his third thing of the day, that he gets up at like five in the morning. And so we got there and then they bring us into the Vatican and they sit us down this surreal room.

They told us that we were like his third thing of the day, that he gets up at like five in the morning. And so we got there and then they bring us into the Vatican and they sit us down this surreal room.

No, it was actually... He gave his speech. His speech was in Italian. Yes. So we couldn't understand it, but they gave us the printout of what of the speech. And it was actually very it was very beautiful. You know, it was a very nice, unifying idea about comedy and how it relates to bringing people together. And I thought, well, that's. And humor is a level of honesty and all that. Yeah.

No, it was actually... He gave his speech. His speech was in Italian. Yes. So we couldn't understand it, but they gave us the printout of what of the speech. And it was actually very it was very beautiful. You know, it was a very nice, unifying idea about comedy and how it relates to bringing people together. And I thought, well, that's. And humor is a level of honesty and all that. Yeah.

No, it was actually... He gave his speech. His speech was in Italian. Yes. So we couldn't understand it, but they gave us the printout of what of the speech. And it was actually very it was very beautiful. You know, it was a very nice, unifying idea about comedy and how it relates to bringing people together. And I thought, well, that's. And humor is a level of honesty and all that. Yeah.

But he didn't have an ender.

But he didn't have an ender.

But he didn't have an ender.