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Welcome to the Jesselnik Offensive.
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I'm Anthony Jesselnik. How are you kids
doing tonight?
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Fantastic.
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We've got a perfect show for you. Amy
Schumer and Aziz Ansari are here.
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One of them I sleep with, and the other
one, well, we just make out.
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But before all that, a lot of horrible
things have happened this week. I don't
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know why.
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I guess we're just lucky.
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Everyone is still talking about
America's sweetheart, Christopher
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Yeah, I love that guy.
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Police were finally able to stop
Dorner's rampage last week after they
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him in a cabin in Big Bear.
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Ironically, cops were already in the
area shooting up a cabin full of Asian
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women.
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Here's some more big news. Pope Benedict
announced he's stepping down at the end
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of the month.
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Yeah. When asked what he'll miss most
about being Pope, Benedict replied,
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a tough one. I love the hat.
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But I'm going to have to go with keeping
condoms out of Africa.
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I mean, well, you guys have heard of
AIDS, right?
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All right, everybody, put your head
between your legs and kiss your ass
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North Korea pissed off the entire world
last week by testing yet another nuclear
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bomb. This brings North Korea one step
closer to a full -scale nuclear bomb
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we will drop on North Korea.
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Now, this is kind of tragic.
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Mark Balalo, one of the stars of A &E's
Storage Wars, committed suicide last
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week by leaving his car running with the
garage door closed.
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And when police opened the garage, they
found, well, you'll just have to watch
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this week's Storage Wars.
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You can't stop progress. The city of
Memphis is changing the name of a park
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named after Ku Klux Klan founder
Nathan...
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Bedford Forest.
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Oh, I'm sorry, I was waiting for your
applause.
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The city has spent years debating a name
change, but this isn't the first time
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Bedford Forest has left people hanging.
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Let's get into this one. A gun shop in
Detroit has agreed to stop selling
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targets that look like Osama bin Laden
after meeting with members of the
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of American Islamic Relations.
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Instead, the store will now sell targets
that look like members of the Council
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of American Islamic Relations.
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And finally... I'm sure you heard about
this. Last week, singer Chris Brown
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totaled his Porsche 911 in Beverly
Hills.
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This comes as no surprise to me.
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Chris Brown loves that car.
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Wow.
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That was a great monologue. Let's see
what they're saying about it on Twitter.
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Speaking of awesome, fashion.
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It's everywhere.
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You can't get away from it.
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But no two people ever seem to wear it
the same.
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Let's take a peek at some similar looks
and find out who wore it better.
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First up, we've got Kate Winslet or
Mariah Carey. Kate looks like the belle
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the ball, while Mariah appears to be
looking for fashion in all the wrong
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places.
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Up next, it doesn't get any easier.
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President Barack Obama or the Virginia
Tech Killer.
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President Obama looks like the belle of
the ball.
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While the Virginia Tech Killer looks
like he'll be spending another night
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in his dorm.
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Now let's look at Guy Fieri or this
Tibetan monk.
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Tibetan monk looks like the belle of the
ball.
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While Guy Fieri looks like he should
kill himself in public.
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to look like that.
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Here's a tough one.
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Lucille Ball or James Holmes?
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Lucy looks like the belle of the ball.
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While James Holmes looks like he's got
some splainin' to do.
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Victoria's Secret is considering making
a special bra specifically for breast
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cancer survivors.
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It's the perfect gift for the woman who
used to have everything.
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Now, obviously, cancer is a very
sensitive topic.
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Whenever a topic is too sensitive to
joke about, we make a bunch of jokes
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it in a segment we call Sacred Cow.
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This week we chose cancer.
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Is cancer funny? I don't know. I'm not a
doctor.
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So I went to go make fun of a doctor.
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What's the best part about being an
oncologist?
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Always meeting new people?
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Well, I think it's being a very
supportive person for someone who has a
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-threatening illness.
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I guess even if you have a patient you
don't like, you never really get the
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chance to get sick of them.
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What's the most amusing cancer?
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Well, it's a very serious topic that
we're talking about. I would have said
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cancer.
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Yes, I did. I said it.
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Huh. What's worse, prostate cancer or
the test for prostate cancer?
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Prostate cancer.
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Wrong again.
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Okay. It's okay.
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Don't be nervous.
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Let's role play. Okay. Tell me that I
have cancer.
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Anthony.
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The test showed that you have cancer.
You have cancer.
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No, you have cancer. You do. I think
you're wrong. I just looked at the
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You're riddled with cancer.
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Now, doctor, are you actively searching
for the cure for cancer right now? Well,
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not actively, but I spend all day long
trying to get them cured of their
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Not actively looking for the cure for
cancer.
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Just put that on your Yelp review.
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Wasting a cancer doctor's time sure was
fun, but now it's time to kick it up to
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stage four by doing stand -ups for a
cancer support group.
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How many cancer patients take the screw
in a light bulb?
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How many?
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Twelve. One to do it and eleven to say,
oh, so inspiring.
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A guy with cancer goes to the hottest
nightclub in Hollywood, walks up to the
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door, the doorman says, hey, you.
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Get out of here. You can't come in my
club.
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Guy says, you don't understand. I have
cancer.
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Dormant says, yeah, I know, but you're
also Persian.
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What is black and white that will be red
in six weeks?
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Your will.
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So what is your name?
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My name is Chris.
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Chris, what type of cancer do you have?
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It's a brain cancer. It's called
oligodendroestrocytoma.
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And can you spell that?
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I doubt it.
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Could you spell it before you had brain
cancer?
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Back of row.
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Do you have cancer?
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Actually, start chemo Tuesday.
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Oh, my God. Well, you know what they
say.
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Chemo money, chemo problems.
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What type of cancer?
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Large, granular, lymphocytic leukemia.
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Why can't they just give them better
names? I know. I think that's the
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part of having what you have. I know.
Having to remember all that stuff.
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That's tough.
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Well, best of luck to you. Best of luck
to all of you.
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That was sarcastic.
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That was great, and no harm done.
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Plus, guess what? It's time for panel.
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The panel that's just like Chelsea
lately, only better. Because are you
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kidding me?
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Please welcome from NBC's Parks and Rec,
the incredibly famous Aziz Ansari.
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And... from her recent Comedy Central
special, Mostly Sex Stuff, my favorite,
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Amy Schumer.
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All right, right?
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Thank you so much for being here, guys.
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Aziz, I just had a great interview with
you. You had one of my favorite quotes
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ever I want to ask you about.
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I could do a TED Talk on dick photos
after all the research I've done.
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It's true.
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On my last tour, I had a bit about dick
photos, and I would do a survey.
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Like, I'll do it here. Clap if you're a
woman in the audience.
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That's a great survey.
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Okay. Now, clap if a guy has sent you a
dick photo before.
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Isn't that way higher than you thought
it would be?
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It's that high everywhere.
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I thought it'd be like 30%. It's like
70%. Yeah.
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Everywhere.
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Now clock it was Aziz that sent you the
photo.
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Now let's get right into it with the
best worst thing of the week. Of all the
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awful news stories, this one's my
favorite.
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Last week there was a maniac cop loose
in Los Angeles. Actually, there are
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thousands.
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But only Christopher Dorner was crazy
enough to release a rambling manifesto.
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And like most manifestos, his biggest
vendetta was against the comma.
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Did you guys read the manifesto?
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I did. Do you check it out? It's like
the longest thing I've ever read in my
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life. Yeah, it was like a page, page and
a half. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Oh, sorry Mensa members in the audience
today.
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I wonder if he like showed it to some
friends before and he was like, what do
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you think about this? Do you think
there's any parts I could lose?
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I think it's too long right now. Do you
have any edits?
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They're like, no, man, it's good. It's
all good. I got to say, other than the
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murdering and all that stuff and the
stuff up top, when he gets to, like, the
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shows and stuff, I'm kind of like,
doesn't seem like a bad dude. I don't
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Yeah. I understand it. Like, we all had
a cop fantasy, you know, where, like, a
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cop, like, he pulls you over and you're
really mad, but then, like, he just kind
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of, like, starts taking off his uniform,
slow to a Boyz II Men song.
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And then he brushes your hair out of
your face.
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Amy, Amy, Amy. What's up? You're on my
TV show. You need to focus up.
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Oh, sorry.
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Up next is the worst, worst thing of the
week. It's a terrible story, just like
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the last one, only worse.
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The former Navy SEAL who killed Osama
bin Laden is now divorced, broke,
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unemployed, and the government doesn't
care.
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But on the plus side, he hasn't killed
himself yet.
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That is so... I did not know that. Like,
that is totally depressing.
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But it's kind of ironic, because he's
going to wind up, you know, with, like,
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homeless beard and, like, an army
jacket, like, living under a bridge.
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of like... I read that article, the
interview with him, and one thing that's
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interesting is, like, they were talking
about when they were going on the raid
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and stuff, and whenever they talked
about Osama bin Laden, they always...
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still say... They say, Osama bin Laden.
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It seems so pretentious. It makes me
think of talking to one of them and
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like, yeah, so I heard you guys got
Osama bin Laden. Actually, it's Osama
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Laden, but yeah.
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Sorry guys, I actually met him.
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You don't know him like I know him.
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He's different when he's not around his
friends.
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If he wants a job, he can shoot all over
my bearded man in a cave anytime.
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I thought of the best job for him. Okay.
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Amy, let's do a little role play. Hey,
I'm going to this fun club later. Do you
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want to come?
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Oh, I don't know.
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What if I told you the guy that killed
Osama Bin Laden is DJing tonight?
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Would you be interested?
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What?
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Could you get us on the list?
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Yes, of course.
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Okay.
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Oh, me so panel. Me panel long time.
We'll be right back with more panel.
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Welcome back, kids. Is that panel in
your pants, or are you just panel to see
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me? It's time for more panel.
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Let's continue with the JonBenet Ramsey
Memorial Parenting segment.
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Where children are the future, but
parents are the stars.
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Mom, you're embarrassing me in front of
the Aryan Nation.
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A 58 -year -old woman is under arrest
for passing her son oxycodone in prison
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via an open -mouth kiss.
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Oh, no!
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Oof. They really do look a lot alike.
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As a result, the prisoner lost conjugal
visits with his mother.
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Looks like they took the photo right
after they did it. Like, the face...
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over here. Let's snap a photo.
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Like, if you just showed me those photos
and you're like, what do those people
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do? I'd be like, it kind of looks like
the woman just made out with her son and
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plastered him oxycodone, maybe?
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You know what? This makes me mad. My mom
never put out.
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Not even once.
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And now it's time for Latino Voices.
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Have you been watching season two of
Girls?
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The worst is the worst.
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What do you think of the season so far?
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And where do you see Hannah going in the
next few episodes?
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Okay, so like, I really enjoy season
one.
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But I thought Brian Williams' daughter
seemed like a bitch, but it turns out
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she's not so bad. I don't know. What do
you think?
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She seems okay.
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Indeed.
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Can you give me directions to the
airport from here?
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I would just go straight down La
Cienega.
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All the way down, as long as there's not
a lot of traffic.
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There's a nice in -and -out right near
LAX.
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And that was Latino Voice.
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Now let's wrap this baby up and throw it
in the river. It's time for defending
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your tweet.
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You tweeted it. Now I'm going to read it
and tell you to defend it in front of
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all these people.
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Amy, on August 28th, you tweeted,
Ladies, surprise your guy. Get a temp
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of his name on your stomach and don't
let him see it until he finishes that.
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Hashtag interesting.
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Amy, defend your tweet.
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In my defense, I was in a really great
place in my life.
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And I was just riddled with great ideas
and lousy with clarity.
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Stand by this great idea.
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That's a strong defense.
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I wouldn't have expected anything less.
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Aziz, on December 9th, you tweeted the
following.
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Tortoise, tortoise, tortoise. Tortoise,
tortoise, tortoise. Tortoise, tortoise,
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tortoise. Tortoise, tortoise, tortoise,
tortoise. Tortoise, tortoise, tortoise,
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tortoise.
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Aziz, defend your tweet.
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I don't.
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know exactly what the situation was.
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But I'm going to guess I just ate a
really delicious portion.
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Wow.
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Great defense.
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That's a great defense.
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If there's anyone here from the Hallmark
channel that wants to option that story
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for an inspirational film, please. Oh,
there are.
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There are people like that here.
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Thank you so much for being here
tonight, guys. It's my first show.
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Watch Disease on Parks and Rec Thursday
nights at 8 .30. And look out for Amy's
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hilarious new series, Inside Amy
Schumer, premiering April 30th right
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Comedy Central.
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We'll be right back with the best
moments from tonight's show.
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Well, that was our first show and we
nailed it.
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Thanks to Amy Schumer and Aziz Ansari.
You can see me live at the Mirage in Las
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Vegas on February 23rd and follow me on
Twitter at Anthony Jeselnik. And at the
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show blog, cc .com slash Jeselnik. We'll
see you guys next week, but before we
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go, let's take a look back at the best
moments from tonight's show.
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Women be shopping.
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Women be shopping.
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Women be shopping!
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Oh, blood.
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Floss, floss, floss, floss, floss,
floss, floss, floss, floss, floss,
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Ah, memories.
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Night, kids. Go read a book.
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If someone comes to you with lung cancer
after years of smoking cigarettes, are
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you ever just like, duh, duh,
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duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh?
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You ever do that? No, I don't do that.
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Duh.
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