Sebastian Bach

Yeah.

No, it was Andrew Johnson.

Tell me.

It wasn't in his day, too.

There was a guy that was run out of Washington, D.C.

on a rail.

Wow.

i'd like to swing it back a little bit more toward the bob hope days because i feel like comedians are just up there grabbing the mic just giving social commentary no punchline and like yelling at people yeah and i'm again i'm a comedian and i'm it you have to realize again you know what god damn it had she said that had she started with the fact that like

I want him to do, you know, she just said, like, he's the president.

We're all agree.

But I think you have to agree that he said, I'd like to grab a woman.

There's a way to tell the joke that you bring everybody with you.

And there's a way to tell the joke where you shut out half the audience.

And then you have to think ahead of time.

What benefits my point of view better, having it heard or having it shut out?

And then how do I go about doing right?

I know we get both.

I worked this weekend in San Francisco and I did not have 100 percent, you know, Democratic crowds.

And there's a way that you can talk about it.

But again, you have to you have to not.