Well, I don't see the point in waiting longer, so let's see the point in waiting longer,

so let's bring her out.

The Star Attraction, the one you came to see.

Ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, Ms. Judy Gold.

You have said, wait, I have a little quote from you.

Oh, please.

Well, you know, I just wrote this.

I have a book coming out in July.

Oh, great.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

It's about, it's called, yes I can say that when they come for the comedians, we're all in trouble.

And it's freedom of speech, it's the First Amendment, from the perspective of a comic.

And in it, it's basically a polemic, but in it I do despise political correctness.

Now, you have said you don't think it's a problem.

And I want to say that I think it's a problem for comedy when people decide that a word is triggering and can't listen to the full idea.

So you know the context or the nuance or the intent of the comedian you hear a word

You've decided on Monday that that's a bad word and when you hear it on Wednesday

You know even if it's in a different context it's still a bad when you know

even if it's in a different content it's still a bad work you know what I'm saying?

I 100% yeah can I right but the stuff that the comedy that we heard you you know, Don Rickles would never make it today.

And if you were to do, if you, like playing his album, his like, for like Hello Dummy today,

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