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Our friend Aaron Wexler is with us now.

And she is a stand-up comedian.

She's been tearing it up on the stand-up comedian circuit as well as a political commentator.

And I'm going to say first off, we are so happy to see, I don't know why I'm going we, just me, although the technicality. But the royal we, we're so happy to see the success of the stand-up comedy tour. What has been the joke that has gotten you the most heat? I want to start with that. Let's just jump into that. We'll get into Colbert and Mom Donnie in the news stuff in a second, but I want to know, what is the joke that has got you the most heat? Okay, without giving away some jokes that are going to be in my headline sets that are coming up in Dallas. There are still tickets in Dallas and San Diego. If anyone's listening, Tampa sold out in like a day. So I'm working on getting dates for Tampa, if you're listening.

People are like foaming at the mouth there.

They keep asking me to, anyone's listening. Tampa sold out in like a day. So I'm working on getting dates for Tampa,

if you're listening. People are like foaming at the mouth there. They keep asking me to add dates.

But the joke that got me a lot of backlash was I said pit bulls are like Muslims. And you know,

Buck, the backlash from the pit bull owner community was just are you are you able to tell the joke or am i get you giving up your set okay you got you got tell the joke yeah so for people

who haven't heard it it's kind of gone viral online people are posting it everywhere uh but i said

i have a dog theo and he's a sweet black lab who wants to play with everyone,

but I don't let him play with pits because pit bulls are like Muslims.

They're not all violent, but almost all violent attacks happen with them.

And I continue from there.

It's like a two-minute joke, but I talk about how like, you know,

you can't undo all those years of inbreeding and teaching them to fight from a young age and like pretend that they're suddenly westernized, I mean domesticated. And, you know, you'll know a pit for years. Like you'll have people saying, the ones I grew up with were super peaceful. And you're like, yeah, sure. why don't we put them in our dog parks because it worked out so well in all the other dog parks you know and then you have to wonder if it's a practicing pit and you know it just it isn't a metaphor for anything it's like but it's too i just condensed it from right no i get it all right well people can go see the real, but I could see why that would definitely get you some heat. It reminds me when I used to be the one person who would go on CNN after some Muslim, after some jihadist suicide bomber had just blown up like a bunch of people somewhere. And I was like, hey, I think that's really bad and we should stop these people. And everyone else is CNN is like, it's our fault. we made fault. We made them do it. So I used to be one of the guys who was like, yeah, not all terrorists or Muslim, but like a lot of terrorists are Muslim. Not all Muslim or terrorists, but almost all terrorists are Muslims. Yeah. So, yeah. There's a lot of that going on. Yeah. What's up? You know, with pit bulls. It's the sure.

I won't let them play with pits.

I won't.

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