Ronny Chieng (performing a bit)
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1,179 appearances
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3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Kids, don't get in that guy's van! Don't do it! So while it may look to the untrained eye that a news organization is sponsoring a grassroots partisan tax revolt, it would be a very narrow reading.
I don't know if you understand what sponsorship means. You may not be paying for the honor, but when you put your network's initials in front of the words Tea Party, as in FNC Tax Day Tea Parties, it implies, if not direct sponsorship, a certain amount of ownership. For instance, Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Or the Buick Invitational. Or Larry Flint's Hustler Club. By the way, great neighbors.
One block down to the right. This afternoon, President Bush signed into law the extension of his tax cut package, a $70 billion giveback, despite a deficit that stands around $300 trillion. Here to provide some insight is our resident expert, John Hodgman. John, thank you so much for being here.
I guess the issue is a lot of people are upset, not so much at the tax cut, but who the tax cut appears to be aimed at.
The way you've explained the tax cuts, it really doesn't seem very fair.
Well, I suppose not.
I actually, I never knew that.
John, what is the economic justification for extending the tax cuts?
It may be true in theory, but it does seem in recent years that the gap between rich and poor... No, no, between the citizens and Morlocks, I think. The gap between citizens and Morlocks has widened under these programs.
I know the... You're saying that he could be visited by more than three ghosts?
Now, those are not ghosts. I believe those are tenses.
John, for your examples, you've actually cited fictional characters, and in fact, the people who play them are quite wealthy.
When a news story falls through the cracks, Louis Black catches it for a segment we call Back in Black.
Now, a week before Earth Day was, of course, Tax Day, April 15th. As the economy continues to ride a wave of instability, many are looking for new and innovative ways to cheat. I'm sorry, save on their taxes. Our own Ed Helms investigates one very interesting option.
Ed Helms, we'll be right back.
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My favorite word. My favorite word.
Statues. They're not just fancy toilets for pigeons. They're the highest form of art, an expression of beauty that people come from around the world to marvel at. But some idiots are trying to marvel their way to second base.
That's right. Horny morons have groped this statue so hard that the bronze finish wore off. Isn't the phrase, kiss me, I'm Irish, not motorboat my cat's iron cleavage, I'm Irish. How about you just let a fishmonger monger her fish in peace without you morons trying to touch her heaving mahi-mahis? It's almost... It gets worse. It's almost like these people don't know they aren't real boobs, okay?
It's not like a hard-boiled egg where you crack open the shell and reveal real boobs inside. But surely people must be doing this for a good and not stupid reason.
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