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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And there's really only one way to save the world because every new story, every ad campaign, every politician makes you realize that right now we are kind of existing as the filling in a crap sandwich.

And none of it's good.

None of it is positive.

It's all kind of disheartening that people are at odds with each other politically.

No one knows how to have fun anymore.

The thought police are in full force on college campuses.

So I've talked about this a lot.

If you have a kid who's thinking about going to college, you know, what is the world going to be like for them? They're going to have any fun? And so the reason I am revisiting with my next

guest is because, number one, he's one of my favorite humans in the world.

Number two, he is on the front lines of comedy and free speech in clubs on campuses.

And he knows that it is a very, very different time than it was in the 90s.

But we always have to look back on the time that was as our baseline.

And we will never get back to the 90s, but we can get back to the joy. We can get back on the time that was as our baseline and we will never get back to the 90s, but we can

get back to the joy. We can get back to the togetherness, the camaraderie, the sense of mischief

without fear of having our entire lives canceled for saying the wrong thing 10 years ago.

Bill Bellamy, welcome back to Kennedy

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