Robbie Bernstein

But it does, it's saddening that there's people affiliated with freedom and liberty.

And when I see the clips, I find it embarrassing.

He was always just a construct.

Or maybe I'll just continue as a Looney Tunes cartoon where Jeremy Kaufman comes in and yells and then they just slam the gauntlet anyways and he tries some new scheme and they just gauntlet anyways and just goes back and forth in an endless cycle.

There was some article in the paper, I didn't even care to read it, but it was about whether or not there should be a dress code.

And I just started laughing that that's the way libertarian, like, I mean, firstly, in my opinion, there shouldn't have to be a dress code.

It's libertarianism.

You should be able to dress however the hell you want.

I know I...

like even i i know you hated vernon supreme i i wasn't really following it but i kind of uh like the uh what would i call that it's kind of an artist yeah it's a performance artist and i kind of got i i kind of got the goof of it and i thought that there was a place for that kind of thing and

I think that there is a place for, you know, the occasional person who wants to dress strange in a performance artist type way.

I don't really believe that you need a suit and tie dress code, but I think when it's making the newspaper that that's the problem at the convention, you missed your opportunity to share the message.

I don't follow any sports whatsoever, but I, I get excited for Nick's not Nick sport, New York sports.

And every once in a while I'll be in a bar and it's playoff season.

And if you catch me like with enough nights in a row where I'm off from comedy and I can watch the games, I get sucked right in.

I'm like, I'm a total playoff world series front runner.

Like if the Yankees are in the world series, I'm on board.

Uh, Knicks or Rangers get to the later rounds of the playoffs.

I'm suddenly watching every game.

Yeah, thank you to everyone that came out in D.C.