

462 - Cancelling Kimmel, Fired From Riyadh, & The Prison Housing Market
62 snips Sep 20, 2025
Tim dives into the controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's recent comments and the implications for free speech. He shares the surprising news of his firing from the Riyadh Comedy Festival and critiques the elite's distractions that hide larger societal issues. Discussing the dangers of media manipulation and algorithmic control, he emphasizes the importance of community connection. Tim urges listeners to reclaim their neighborhoods and practical skills to combat modern isolation and disconnection.
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Fired Over A Joke In Riyadh
- Tim Dillon recounts being fired from the Riyadh Comedy Festival after joking about slavery and mixing up UAE cities.
- He emphasizes he would respect local rules onstage but defended his right to speak freely in the U.S.
Kimmel's Suspension Goes Beyond Ratings
- Tim argues Jimmy Kimmel's suspension is politically motivated rather than purely financial.
- He says removing Kimmel signals a dangerous precedent for broadcast free speech.
Dissecting A Controversial Joke
- Tim plays and dissects Jimmy Kimmel's joke about Charlie Kirk and the White House ballroom.
- He acknowledges the joke's inaccuracy but defends satire's role amid charged reactions.