All right.

Uh, oh my, uh, Secretary Clinton, Secretary Clinton is coming to the room.

Hold on, I'm going to give my mic to Secretary Clinton.

Secretary Clinton, what do you have to say after Tuesday's offense?

I may not be David Karady but I fucking joke joke I may not be Johnny Knoxville, but I ate shit on live TV. I said I may not be

Dale Earnhart, but I smashed into the fucking wall because I couldn't turn left.

Oh!

Oh! All I'm going to be is a joke.

All I'm going to be is a joke.

All I'm going to be is a joke.

And I'm going to be a joke. I was in trouble.

in trouble. It's us guys. We're back. Hello darkness, my old friends. We've come to talk to you again. You know what it is. Chappo Trap House joined by Virgil, Texas.

Hi everyone. And we're here to talk about the life and career of Leonard Cohen, one of the greatest songwriters of our time.

And now he's gone and we all feel bad about it.

When I was a kid he taught me it was okay to be weird. Leonard Cohen taught me that like you see somebody you should put on a safety pin on your lapel

and he taught me it's okay to have an open marriage.

No, this is the first time that we are talking to each other or even looking at ourselves since Tuesday

night's election live show.

We're not looking at each other.

If you remember the New Yorker profile of the dig cast,

that's what would still eye contact strictly.

No, we're in the same room, and I think, you know, before we go any further, I just, I for my own, you know, psychic balm, just to exercise these ghosts. I just need to say right off the bat, we were wrong. We blew it.

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