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Is Musk A Masonic Witch?

Owen Benjamin has been in a few major films and has made a name for himself in stand up comedy. He has run in the same circles with Joe Rogan, and has witnessed the workings behind the Hollywood machine. Owen has literally left the limelight for a more peaceful self sustaining life on a farm in the mountains.

Today, he joins the corner to give his valuable insight on the production we are all watching that we call reality! He discusses spells and wizardry. He also gets into the question: Is Elon Musk a freemason master witch? ENJOY! Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.

Only Conservatives Will Laugh

Here’s a compilation of some of the best recent humor from stand-up comedian and pundit Arynne Wexler. Conservative Vibes put the clips together. And, yes, they are funny as hell, but also quite biting, so be prepared.

Ice Lady

Can a comedian make you laugh at what offends you?

We go through two stand-up clips from comedian Ben Bankas, one on late term abortion and the other about the lady who got shot by ICE. You’ll either laugh or get offended. Let me know which. Here’s more from Awaken with JP.

Feminist Comedian Rears Up

British feminist comedian Kate Smurthwaite (aka Kate Smurfcake) tried to take on the Edinburgh Fringe Festival… but her show bombed harder than a drag king set on open mic night.

With an audience of ZERO, Kate blamed OASIS (yes, the band) instead of her unfunny jokes.

NOW she’s taking shots at ME for pointing out how hilarious it was. Here’s more from Bearing.

The Worst Time Traveler

Comedian Nate Bargatze freely admits that if he got the chance to go back in time, he would be the worst time traveler ever!

Says Bargatze, “If I went back in time knowing everything I know now, I don’t think I would make a difference. I honestly don’t think I can prove I’m from the future.” Tune in as Bargatze mesmerizes the audience with his unique brand of comedy. Video courtesy of Just For Laughs.

Surprised By A Hurricane?

Comedian James Gregory says he can’t figure out why people are surprised by hurricanes.

Says Gregory, “In the history of mankind, there’s never been such a thing as a sudden hurricane.”  He says they are tracked weeks in advance and landfall is predicted to the day. No surprise.

And much to the delight of the audience, Gregory says, “I hope I live long enough for someone smarter than I, so I can understand, the miracle of plywood!” More from the James Gregory channel.

Worst Wedding Ever!

Larry the Cable Guy makes it crystal clear that he’s not a fan of weddings, especially when you get an invite from someone you barely know. “It’s like getting a bill in the mail,” he says.

He explains further and discusses the worst wedding he ever attended in this hilarious clip from the Laugh Society.

Disappointed Asians!

Comedian Jimmy O. Yang strolls into the lighter side of life with a lesson on how Asians react when disappointed!

Yang quickly has the audience in stitches, when he describes the distinct, emotional backlash displayed from Chinese, Japanese and Korean people when things don’t go their way.

When Women Heckle

British-Irish comedian Jimmy Carr goes into overdrive with his classic putdowns after confronting women hecklers during his performances. Here’s a compilation, courtesy of the Jimmy Carr channel.

Is Your Life Almost Over?

Comedian Bob Marley tersely states, “If you buy a pre-cooked rotisserie chicken at the grocery store, you’re basically saying my life is almost over.”

Marley says he refers to it as, “surrendering a meal. “When did America give up on cooking a chicken at the house? When did it become too much?” He goes into the details in this sidestep into the lighter side of life.

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