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Well, it looks like it's all over for the ultra-left wokester James Corden. We're going to take a look at what he just did this week that's left his reputation in tatters, and we're going to see why it looks like it's the beginning of the end of one of late night television's most odious woke hosts. You're not going to want to miss this.

The ultra-leftist activist disguised as entertainer James Corden is seasoned, some serious hot water, at least when it comes to his reputation and public persona.

If you don't know what's going on, Corden hosted the late, late show that very, very few people watch, but nonetheless it's a very active left-wing chill.

He's been widely excoriated for a joky told on his Monday show that's literally a word for word rip off of a joke that Ricky Jervais told on his 2018 Netflix special.

It's a joke that pushes back against the notion that Twitter is a public town square, because in a traditional town square, you could post on the community board that you're offering guitar lessons, but there's no one there to scream at you, right?

Troll you that I don't want lessons. How dare you that kind of thing? The only difference is that Corden updated the joke with trying to take a dig at Elon Musk, who is himself repeatedly referred to Twitter as today's modern public square.

So here are both jokes side by side. You be the judge if Corden ripped off Jervais, because if someone puts up a poster in a town square that says guitar lessons available.

That's like going into a town square, seeing a big notice board, and there's a notice guitar lessons.

Like you don't get people in the town go, I don't want to play the guitar!

And you go, I don't fucking want guitar lessons.

I mean that sign wasn't for you. It was for somebody else. You don't have to get mad about all of it.

Fine, it's not for you then. Just walk away. Don't worry about it.

Ah, yeah. Yeah, it's pretty word for word. And again, the concern here is it's plagiarism. I mean you've ripped off someone else's material and then presented it as your own.

Well then make matters worse. Corden denied it. Corden came out and said that he did not intentionally steal that joke.

I told the brilliant Ricky Jervais joke on the show last night. Obviously not knowing it came from him. It's brilliant because it's a Ricky Jervais joke.

You can watch all Ricky's excellent specials on Netflix. Don't sue me. Please, please, don't sue me.

Did I mention how brilliant Ricky is? I mean come on, even the Daily Beast called Corden out for taking the flattery route after getting caught.

Did I even tell you what a wonderful smile you have? Look, here's what's obvious. It's obvious. Here's what's obvious, James. No one's buying it.

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