Dennis Miller

Dennis Miller, a renowned comedian and political commentator, joins his long-time friends Dana Carvey and David Spade for a light-hearted yet insightful chat. They dive into the art of comedy through personal anecdotes, sharing humorous stories about grooming and their journeys in the industry. Miller reflects on friendship with the late Norm Macdonald, while discussing the thrilling dynamics of live performances. The trio also muses on relationships, travel quirks, and the pressures of creativity in comedy, all while maintaining a lively banter.

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Adam Carolla, a comedian and podcast host known for his sharp wit, teams up with Dennis Miller, a political commentator and former SNL star, to tackle the pressing issue of cancel culture's impact on comedy. They discuss how today's comedians navigate a politically correct landscape and the vital link between humor and tolerance. The duo reflects on the transformation of comedic expression, the challenges of controversial jokes, and the blurred lines between comedy and politics in a world quick to judge and cancel.

Dennis Miller, a seasoned comedian, actor, and political commentator, shares his insights on the intersection of comedy and politics. He critiques the transformation of comedy from genuine humor to a politically charged narrative, calling out the rise of 'claptor'. Miller reflects on his career, the pressures comedians face today, and his journey towards conservatism. He also tackles Biden's political hurdles and the evolving dynamics within the Republican Party, all while offering a humorous take on the current state of entertainment.