Sup, you beautiful bastards. Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show on the brand new home office set.

Ah, I forgot the background. Fixed. But yeah, I got a home set built because while I was sick, I really enjoyed actually being home, seeing the sun during the day.

And with this, it's also going to make it easier for me to put out the 20 plus minute shows that you've been loving, I've been enjoying. Also, I think I'm going to reopen the PO box so you guys can give me stuff to put up there that I can swap in and out. That should only take me a day to

set up, but it'll probably take me a week. With that said, buckle up, hit that like button to give the

news set some love, and let's just jump into it. Y'all, first up, today course, earlier this month. He was attacked while performing at the Hollywood Bowl by Isaiah Lee.

With Lee rushing the stage, tackling Chappelle, reportedly he had a replica gun with an ejectable knife on him.

He was then arrested, initial report saying that he would face felony charges, but he ended up just getting four misdemeanor charges.

And for the longest time, an official motive remained unclear. But now we have Lee who spoke to the New York Post over the weekend saying it was because he was triggered by Chappelle's jokes about the LGBT Plus community and homelessness.

With the report also saying that Lee said he reached his breaking point as another comedian in the show's lineup and made jokes about pedophilia,

bringing back memories of being molested as a teenager.

Also claiming that he didn't actually want to hurt Chappelle and adding,

I wanted him to know that next time he should consider first running his material by people it could affect.

But get this, not the end of the road for Lee because Lee has now been charged with attempted murder for another incident that happened in December.

The LA County District Attorney's Office saying he is accused of stabbing a roommate during a fight at a transitional home.

And it appears that Lee double-fucked himself by attacking Chappelle because reportedly the victim identified Lee because of the media attention from the Chappelle incident.

Though, like with the Chappelle-related charges, Lee is pleading not guilty to this charge and is currently in jail.

But that is also not the end of the Chappelle-related news because both he and John Mullaney are facing backlash after Chappelle made a surprise appearance during Malaney's show in Ohio. While there are no videos of the set as attendees had to lock their phones away, numerous reports and accounts from people there say that Chappelle made transphobic and homophobic jokes. With some of those people tweeting things like, y'all ever hear 12,000 people laugh at a transphobic joke while you're a trans person in the audience who didn't know the transphobic comedian would make a surprise appearance at the John Mullaney show. Yeah, wasn't fun. Another sharing the same experience in adding. The fact that there were so many young queer people like me in the audience too makes me so sad.

We shouldn't have had to listen to jokes making fun of who we are. And as far as the in-person

reactions on top of people saying there were a ton of laugh, some did say there was some booing as well.

Right now, if you're looking at the backlash, you know, it seems pretty evenly split between Chappelle and Malaney, though the, the, the Malaney stuff is new because many see this as him co-signing what Chappelle has said. But with all

that said, I'd love to know your thoughts, whether it be about Isaiah Lee or specifically what's

happening with Malaney and Chappelle right now. And then, unless you have an electric car and or you

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