Bienvenitos. That's California for welcome to the September 24th edition of National Reviews Radio Free California Podcast.

I'm Will Swain, President of the California Policy Center. You can find my colleagues and me at California PolicyCenter.org. You can find my friend and co-host David Bonson right here. He's an economist, the host of the Capital Record podcast, author of the book, full-time work and the meaning of life. And of course, he's founder of the eponymous investment firm, the Bonson Group. Hello, David. Hello, Will. How are you, sir? Thank God for the slow news cycle.

You and I were just discussing that, you know, some of our, you know, some people we have really,

we've collided with on this Jimmy Kimmel issue. And can report on this because in fact Jimmy Kimmel

records his ABC show in I think it's Burbank where the studio is right and it's ABC is a

part of Disney and the Walt Disney company is based in Burbank so that's our California

hook there we get to when we get to talk about Jimmy Kimmel.

You know, even Gavin kind of is connected to it too because he did Colbert as a Jimmy,

he did Colbert as a Jimmy defender while Jimmy was back on air.

So you have Jimmy and Burbank, you have Gavin as our governor, lots of stuff.

But I think you should define, you should clarify what you just said. Well, yeah. We've collided to people. I don't want to give anyone the impression that we like what Jimmy said. Oh, gosh, no. No. I thought it was deplorable and I thought it was a terminable offense. Yes, by the company, of course, by the company who worked for it.

That's right, since I'm an American.

Yes, by the company, of course, by the company

who worked for it. That's right. Yes, since I'm an American. Yes. No, I think he should be

arrested and shot by the government. I think that what we have failed to realize is that Cuba

and North Korea have been doing it better than that. They got it right. Yeah. So, you know,

we're in heated agreement uh i haven't found

jimmy kimmel funny ever not even when he was a progressive lefty you know what he wasn't even funny

in that stupid show without him the man show that's what i'm talking about it was just it was funny if you

were drunk and high uh yeah and i was neither um and if you liked i don't know strippers and midget

it was just it was just low bar,

low class idiocy. Yeah. I got to admit, because I'm a big fan of comedians, I have never understood

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