Hi, everyone, welcome to One Nation. Hope you have having a great weekend. I'm Brian Kilmead. You're going to love this show tonight. Amongst my great roster of guests, Dr. Jordan Peterson, talk about Poison Ivy. He used to teach over at Harvard. He's got some insight. Warren Ziders, a self-made success star. You'll listen to his music on the country music charts.

He's got another number one hit.

And Kelsey Grammer will make you love history again.

But first, the fastest, most impactful monologue in America.

And the theme for this week, funny yet deranged.

You know, few can doubt the co-creator of Seinfeld

and the sole creator of Kirby Enthusiasm, Larry David, is funny.

He's known for his dry comedic delivery,

professional left-wing politics and policies,

but it didn't really come out in his comedy that much.

How many times can you say no?

You couldn't do the big goodbye.

I did the big goodbye. He saw right through it.

Ah, you know what I'll do? I'll call you in the middle of lunch.

Say it's an emergency. You've got to go.

I did that the last time I had lunch with him.

Okay, dry humor, as I told you.

Often weaving his humor with politics sometimes.

Remember when he impersonated Bernie Sanders on S&L?

I'm Bernie Sanders, and I want your vacuum pennies.

All right.

He has fun with the MAGA movement, too, on Kirby Enthusiasm.

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