Hello, hello, this is Fake The Nation, where we talk about news, we talk about culture,

and as I do every year, we remind everyone that summer is still happening until September

24, so stop saying it's over, I will not have it.

I'm your host, Negine Persaud, and I don't handle change very well.

Okay, I think we just understood a given seasonal change.

Today, we're going to talk about how Costa Regans are killing it in the mortality scale.

We'll also talk about the 20th anniversary of 9-11, and finally, we'll ask, does TV have

a white guy problem?

Today, oh my god, this panel, oh, I love both of these people, and I've known them for

so many years, and I've been admirers of them for so many years.

We are joined by stand-up comedian, whose album, Scene Better Days, is available wherever

you get comedy albums, and he's a musseless, and it's so fun.

I've seen her just totally obliterate audiences in the most wonderful way on every New York

stage.

You can also see her handiwork and the NYT vows handle on Instagram and on Twitter, where

she mocks the New York Times wedding section, and it is so delightful, fun and delicious.

So you should absolutely follow her there.

It is the wonderful Selena Coppa, hey, Selena!

Hey, McGee, and I'm excited to be here, happy, remaining summertime.

Thank you, because it's still summer, thank you.

And also joining us on the show, again, another veteran of the show.

He has four albums on iTunes, or Spotify, or wherever you get your albums, not to brag

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