'MAGA Men Are So Castrated!' Chelsea Handler Lets Loose on Trump; They're Spiraling

26:11I mean, also J.D. Vance's wife, you know, like, what is she? How can you sit there with a man that speaks about all of these things and then you're married to him? Well, it gets worse for Usha. Her husband, the little smoky-eyed sociopath, Miss Pris Pants, he refused to condemn a Nazi racist group chat. She's an Indian woman. Their children are mixed race. These MAGA men are so castrated. They cannot defend their wives. Ted Cruz, famously, Donald Trump called Heidi Cruz ugly. Three months later, Ted Cruz, God bless Donald Trump. I mean, there's just no principle, no integrity. And no agency. None.

27:00They have no agency. That's a very good point. So that, you know, like, how could you ever be with a man that allowed your somewhat, like, how could, I've thought about Ted Cruz's wife so many times after that, more so than these other two losers' wives, because how could you, like, you have children together. You let your, the father of your children cozy up to the man who spoke to you that way. Like, talk about being married to a snake, you know? I mean, and he's rudderless. He's so gross, Ted Cruz. He's not even a snake because a snake can bite. He doesn't even. Would you rather fuck Ted or Steven?

27:39Oh, that's a good one. Ted or Steven or Elon. Well, you already chose Elon. You obviously have a crush on him. Ted or Elon? No, Steven. Steven or Elon or Steven or Ted? Steven or Ted? Steven I feel like I could physically take. Do you know what I mean? I feel like I could probably beat him up. I'm pretty strong. Yeah. And he seems pretty weak. Otherwise, he wouldn't be acting this way. So Ted Cruz is unforgivable physically to me. I just, that face, that everything about him is repulsive and repugnant. Stephen Miller, the same thing, but he's like a little boy. Something happened to him. Something bad happened to him for him to be acting this way.

28:20And there's a chance that I could take him physically and possibly end his life. And injure him sexually. In a sexual situation. In a sexual scenario. Yeah. Okay. So this regime, they go after comedians first. And this is nothing unique or new about autocrats or authoritarians. The very first people they target are comedians because they're thin-skinned, neutered, submissive, fragile ego people. And so they have been going after Jimmy Kimmel. And now they're going after people in Hollywood like Mark Ruffalo. And Mark Ruffalo has been speaking out passionately. He's been on this podcast about the Paramount Warner Brothers merger.

29:12And he truthfully linked Larry and David Ellison to giving the IDF money. And he stated that as fact. The Ellison family has funded the genocide. And they funded the IDF during the act of genocide. And now there's been this big backlash, Mark Ruffalo, because he's speaking out and they've called him an anti-Semite. Let's pop this up. So over 170 Jewish entertainment figures have signed an open letter defending Mark Ruffalo after Paramount accused him of fueling anti-Semitic tropes. Ruffalo spoke out against the Paramount-Warner brothers merger and said the Ellison family was complicit in the genocide against Palestinians.

29:53And I think all of us in a very rapid time and over the course of since Kamala, for me personally, since Kamala's defeat, my opinions and my knowledge about this changed really rapidly in real time. And I evolved dramatically. And so I'm curious if your personal stance on this issue, which seems to be really big in every political race we have, has evolved as so many other Americans has on the Israel issue. We're just going to switch it to talk about something light, Chelsea. Yeah, yes, of course, of course, of course, it has evolved. It has evolved. My position on Netanyahu has absolutely, I mean, I never thought Netanyahu was a great guy anyway, when he stole, you know, his basic, you know, he was about to go to jail, and then cozied up to this right wing coalition in the Knesset.

30:41And luckily, there's going to be another election by October 27, they have to call an election in Israel. But also most and so my evolution. Yes, I think Netanyahu is a war criminal. Yes, what has transpired is absolutely disgusting. This is unacceptable. It's not retaliatory. This is we've taken it to a new level. They want to pulverize Gaza. They have pulverized Gaza. What's happening there is absolutely a human rights issue. This is not you know, this is about him resting power. I believe that. I believe that Netanyahu is, should, and a lot of Israelis believe that. And so I think, you know, everyone has weaponized the idea of Zionism, meaning that you're anti-Israel.

31:26Most Jews I know, and listen, there are a lot of exceptions because there's a lot of Jews that are very, you know, the Jews that hate Mamdani, even though he's done lots of wonderful things. He, you know, there's Jews that hate every, all of these people because they said they've criticized Israel. I don't conflate a criticism with Israel as being anti-Semitic, but I can't also deny that there is a ton of anti-Semitism. There is, and there always has been. But Netanyahu's not fucking helping that. You know, he's the problem. He's the reason anti-Semitism has risen because of his response to this and because of his, you know, lack of ability to take a look at how does this affect Jews worldwide?

32:09How does his attack and retaliation, in quotes, affect the Jews worldwide? And it's not positive. So I am sympathetic to people who, you know, want to get rid of him. I definitely want him out. he's worse than Trump because he's smarter than Trump. Yeah. You know? But do I, I'm not an anti, I'm not anti-Israel either. I'm anti the government of Israel. This government sucks. Yeah. And they're terrible. And it's a, and he's a war criminal. And you think, this is something that's been really weird for me because where I grew up in Oklahoma. And I don't think, I just also, sorry to interrupt you.

32:48I just also, Mark Ruffalo is not an anti-Semite. I don't believe that either. I don't believe, like when this happened, I had a big, I was in the United States. part of big Jewish groups that were sending me all this stuff, this propaganda, this Hamas propaganda, which they have a propaganda machine too. Israel also has a propaganda machine. Everybody's got a propaganda machine. Go online. You know what I mean? But everyone was sending me all this stuff of like foreshadowing what was going to happen and how people were going to start speaking about Israel and this is what's going to happen next.

33:16And it was kind of accurate. It's kind of what happens. Exactly. But I don't think Mark Ruffalo is anti-Semitic, I think he's standing up for something that he believes in. And I admire that. I don't all of a sudden think, you know, like a Hannah Einbinder is an anti-Semite. And I think that's a really narrow way to look at things. So I just wanted to say that, that, you know, I support him. Yeah, I do too. I think it's, from my vantage point, if you grow up in New York or LA or you live in New York or LA, there's a lot more Jewish people in those cities and you're a lot more fully versed on it.

33:56Where I come from in the middle of the country, there's teeny, in Oklahoma City, teeny tiny small Jewish community. Nobody really knows where Palestine is or the West Bank or Israel. Nobody really gives a shit. Our governments are trying to take away health care and abortion rights, et cetera. As I look at this whole issue, it's fascinating to me because you can criticize any government anytime, anywhere. Like I criticize the United States of America. I criticize this government. And I want everybody else to criticize them because it's objectively bad. There's no backlash of that to somehow me being attached with that criticism with some form of bigotry.

34:40It's just, you know, it's speech. It's free speech and saying, I criticize this, this, this, this. The same if you criticize France or Russia or North Korea or any of them. But when you get to Israel, criticizing them is a minefield. And sometimes I'm like, God, it's another story about this. And I don't want to step into it because I know there's a bunch of people who are going to be like, you're an anti-Semite, Jennifer. And there's a bunch of people that are going to be this way. And then, you know, like you said, Jews are not a monolith. There's a lot of people in New York that I know that are completely, you know, I would say anti-Zionist Jews.

35:15And they very much love their Judaism. They love their identity. But they're completely different. And then they get called self-hating Jews. I feel like this topic is such a minefield. It is. It's just not. It's an unwinnable conversation. Not that you have to win conversations. It's not about that. But they've weaponized the word Zionist. It used to mean that you believed Israel had a right to exist. now it means that you believe in genocide or you support genocide. That's not what a Zionist used to mean. That is a new definition of a Zionist. And I know people in Israel that hate Netanyahu.

35:50They hate the way this is going. They hate what he's done to Gaza. I've been there. I've been to Ramallah. I've been to the West Bank. I've been to these places. I interviewed Shimon Perez years ago for one of my Netflix documentaries. And I saw it in real life, like that they're living behind a fence. I went and met with the mayor of Ramallah at the time, this woman, and she was, it was awful what I saw. I was like, how is this working? What are these chain link fences like, and the IDF patrolling both sides. And you know, you're fed a lot of stuff as a Jewish person, which many Jews have spoken about.

36:23And what I hate the most, or one of the things that I find And so disturbing is the argument of when we talk about anti-Semitism, which is a huge issue, people want to say, well, they don't care about what's happening in Darfur. They don't care about Sudan. There's genocides happening there. Look over there. Why isn't anybody saying anything about that? As if that's a valid argument to what's happening with Israel and Gaza. That's the anti-Semitic. That's one of the anti-Semitism arguments. Why? They only care when it's Jews. They only care when it's Jews defending themselves. So when you talk about this issue, it's so complex in so many ugly areas and in so many ugly ways instead of a unification.

37:09Like most Jews I know want a two state solution. That's what most Jews I know want. And that seems like a reasonable solution that will never happen now. Honey, what are you listening to? Mom! Your teen might not share everything with you, but teens share everything with each other. And certain everyday behaviors like sharing food, drinks, or kisses could mean sharing bacteria that can cause meningococcal disease known as meningitis. Although meningitis is uncommon, about one in ten who develop it will die. Ask your teen's doctor about missing meningitis vaccinations. Learn more at meningitis.com.

37:44Vaccination may not protect all recipients. Sponsored by GSK. When I am on Instagram, and you know how if you follow somebody, it'll show like this person likes this. And so I get fed my algorithm a lot of stuff about Palestinian suffering. Yeah. And you always, you know, whatever the post is, I always see Chelsea Handler likes this. You seem very, at least online, very compassionate. That's weird because I blocked you on social media. I don't know why you would be showing up. It's my Finsta. I think my finsta my fake this is right after her husband left the room she reveals she has a finsta but I see you very because I know you privately offline too and you're such a compassionate person and you care so deeply about human rights and that's what I love so much about you're hilarious and hot and all that stuff thank you but underneath you really care passionately about human rights and I know that you know this is such a minefield to walk through, but we all still talk about it from a position of relative safety.

38:49I mean, we're still living this fascist regime, but we're white women in America and wealthy and et cetera. And when I think about the suffering going on over there and these little kids and how they were targeted, and then a recent story came out that Benjamin Netanyahu knew, this is confirmed, this came out from Hertz, the Israeli paper, that they told him they're going to attack. And he did nothing. He allowed October 7 to happen. And it just continues to go from bad to worse. And I think the reason that people care more about this issue is because their tax dollars are paying for it And not Darfur.

39:31And then you have a politician like the late Lady Graham who serviced Israel more than he did the people of South Carolina. And as a person that came from middle America, the hyper fixation on helping Israel. I mean, if you live in Oklahoma City, you live in some flower city, you're like, okay, what about us? Like, we got a lot of shit going on here. Infrastructure, schools closing, hospitals, blah, blah, blah. And so I can see how, when you know historically about anti-Semitism and how targeted and marginalized Jewish people have been, the need to feel, you know, protective. But as I look at it, and I didn't really know that much about it until recently.

40:17Yeah, I grew up, I remember being in Hebrew school and you would learn about, you know, the way it was framed in a childlike way. And as I grew up and learned more about it is, you know, Israel is the democracy of the Middle East. It's the only democracy. It's this little piece of land and everyone else around it hates it. And everyone's going to attack it. And there's always, and historically that is what has happened. And that it's our last line of defense against that whole region of people who are not like-minded, who don't have democratic values. But what's happening today isn't representative of the democracy or democratic values.

40:58And obviously, maybe that word is expired, has expired, because we're in a quote unquote democracy also here, and that seems to have expired as well. But like you said, you and I, you know, I do care deeply about human rights. I care about human suffering. It's sickening. It's absolutely sickening. And also, you and I, I mean, I won't speak for you, but my life hasn't been impacted directly by any of these policies about President Trump or Netanyahu, other than watching this horror show, you know, on both sides. I think Israel, what's happening in Gaza is a horror show. I think what's happening in America is a horror show.

41:35Two different things, right? But to not pay attention or to not have it impact you, to be so out of touch, I believe that it is mandatory to remain going to the airport no matter how rich you get to keep your fucking feet on the ground. I believe that all these billionaires who lose sight of what is happening, what real people are dealing with, what real people are dealing with when they go to a gas station or they go to a grocery store or they can't fucking get health care or they can't have access to a safe abortion where the mother's life is at risk or any of a million other examples that I could sit here and give you, it does affect me.

42:18It impacts me even though it's not my personal life. So I'm taking a long road to say this, but those people who have a lot of money that don't care about how it's impacting others and are building their bunkers in New Zealand and are saying things like, you know, who don't have a strong opinion about what's happening or are able to look away in the face of human suffering. makes me irate because it is our responsibility when you are gifted with a great life and you make a lot of money and you have an influence or you have a platform, I should say, you do need to be informed and you do have to get your fucking ducks in a row because otherwise you're not even participating in society.

43:08You're not participating. You're in a silo that you've created that could be, you know, you know, like, and then you become one of these people that doesn't have any, you can't relate to human suffering because it doesn't impact you. And you or I could easily just go off and do that. I mean, you've made your living being political, so it would be weird for you, but I could easily just like, I don't want to talk about politics anymore. I'm not doing it. You know, it would be easier for me, you know, that would be nice, but that's also spineless. Yes. And so it is important to have these conversations.

43:41And they are very, you know, people are, it's such an ugly issue, the Israel issue, our political situation. But I'm glad we're talking about it. I am too, because I think about it a lot. And I think about how people that stick their neck out and talk about it get, you know, immediate, like right now, the comment section will be going crazy on YouTube, and who gives a fuck. But I've come up with a lot of like, things that I, after reading about this, that I think helped me understand this more. And when you have a government that the United States and Israel both say, we are bright, shining examples of democracy, but you have policies where you quantify humanness.

44:25These humans are more important than these humans. And these humans - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's disgusting. It breaks you. And then when you have politicians, whether they be Republican or Democratic, that take money for that endgame to quantify humanness, to say these babies are not as important because they're Palestinian, it breaks the whole system. And so once you are dismissive of one group's humanity in this regard, let's say Palestinians, but we can take it to America and talk about black people. We're very dismissive about the humanity of black people over policing of their neighborhoods, et cetera.

45:05Everything after that, all of the fuckery and the immoral shit after that, it's like, yeah, it's a slippery slope. You know, it's like a gateway drug to the harder heads. And so I think America's crime has never been reconciling our issue with the genocide of black people in this country initially through slavery. And then we have basically a two-tier court system. There's still a lot of segregation, so much institutionalized racism still in this country. and Israel's original sin is you can't create a safe space and then kick everybody out of their homeland and expect to be safe forever. I think that there has to be a bigger calling on all of us to call beyond whether somebody's Jewish, Palestinian.

45:58There has to be a humanness. And that's why I like some of these DSA candidates that are popping up all over the U.S. right now because they have this message of universal human rights that's so important to me. Like whether they're trans, somebody's trans, somebody's Palestinian, somebody's Jewish, somebody's black, whatever. We all have to have the same value. And I think that the sin of both of those governments, Israel and the United States, is they don't value universal human rights. Yeah. They say they do, but their policies don't. when people are so anti-democratic socialism, it's like, well, look where capitalism has brought us.

46:37Like, look where we are. Right. This is capitalism gone wrong. Yeah. Now we're going to get killed by robots because there's eight fucking losers that couldn't get laid. That's capitalism. Exactly. So, like, while I understand, I mean, I have so many people in my life, and it's mostly wealthy people that are anti-socialism for obvious reasons. I already share my money with the government. I want my money to be going towards good things. But I'm happy to share. I'm happy to share with everybody to live in a more peaceful world where people are treated equally. Absolutely. So I'm not anti-socialism in the way, or democratic socialism, I should say, in the way that many people are.

47:15I know you're very into, you know, I know you're into it and you're positive about it. I'm DSA curious. Yeah, I'm DSA curious as well. I'm not a stalwart on anything besides human rights. Like, stop it. I have to tell you a story. You're going to appreciate this. Okay, so I have a black woman who opens for me on the road. Her name is Yamanika. And she was at an airport. It was a smaller town, a city. I don't know. I don't remember where exactly, but in the middle of the country somewhere. And we, she got off. We got off to go get our bags at the luggage carousel off of our flight. And I went to the bathroom while she waited for our bags.

47:55And a white woman went up to her and said, what are you doing here? And where did you come from? What city did you fly in from? And she looked at her and said, what?

48:08Don't even talk to me. And this happened while I was in the bathroom. And I know because I called her. She was like, which bag is yours? Which bag is yours? Because she was getting my bag for me. And the woman just said, where are you coming from? What city did you come from? And my friend was like, fuck off. I just got off this flight. She didn't respond to her at all because she's used to this. And I wasn't there in that moment because I would have loved to respond to that. But can you imagine, like when people aren't exposed to that, can you imagine being somebody that is at an airport collecting your luggage, confronting a black person about where they flew in from and making sure that they're getting their luggage.

48:52Like, it's so preposterous when you're up close and personal to that kind of Karen behavior. By the way, I got to play a Karen in a movie yesterday. I did a day roll on a movie, and I got to let my Karen freak flag fly on behalf of black people to show how fucking crazy white women can be. Hopefully it will be viewed that way because that's exactly what it was. But just the, like, that level, like, you really have to see it to believe it. And I've done documentaries about racism or privilege before for Netflix. And when you're talking to a lot of these white women, they really don't believe in racism because they don't see any of it.

49:30They're not exposed to it. It's like being in Oklahoma when if you live in a suburb that doesn't have any black people, they don't believe it because they can't see it. And it's like, it's not like white people are going around looking for racism. You know what I mean? It's like, where can I see it? Where is it happening? So to that story, particularly, it's like, how could you ever I wouldn't even go up to anyone and say that. You know what I mean? America is still, especially in a lot of these red states, still pretty segregated. Atlanta is very, for a red state, it's very, very integrated and great.

50:07But in Oklahoma, there's still so much segregation. And I've just witnessed this kind of shit so many times my whole entire life. That surprises me zero. Okay. So then what tipped you off to, what made you understand how wrong that was. My parents were super progressive. And I just immediately, as you start forming your world outside of the world that you grew up in, like, this shit's just racist. These people are just straight up racist. And I waited tables all through college. And then my awareness of that got worse as my son played basketball, AAU basketball. And he played on like an inner city team, all black kids with a couple of white kids, my son being one of the white ones.

50:52But I just started seeing like, God, they're so, I just think they're so much better. And they were so demeaning, like demeaning to other kids on back, but just really grotesque racism and just really grotesque stuff. And then Trump, it's hard for me to even talk about because I know these people, I've been around these people. And then Trump becoming president, they feel like they can dunk on it now. They feel that much more emboldened by it. They feel so vindicated in the racism. It's just so. It's an embarrassing group to be a part of. Yeah. And I didn't, I mean, these are circles when you're raising kids that you're around that you just know.

51:31And Oklahoma City, I know that 50 % of you in that city are the most beautiful blue dots in a red state, but you're listening to what I'm hearing right now. It's so frustrating being a liberal and a progressive around a bunch of white MAGA racists. That's why I think my listeners that look like, oh, I know exactly what she's talking about. I know these people. You start knowing how they think and how they're going to process stuff because you've just fucking been around it. You've been in this fucking MAGA. I'm cussing too much. You've been in this MAGA incubator. And you know, like, oh, this is the way they're going to think.

52:04This is what's going to happen. Yeah. It's pretty unsavory. And again, it goes back to the kind of the death cough of white male patriarchy, right? Because we're grouped in, women are grouped in with black people and black people are grouped in with gay people and gay and we're all overlapping and one big Venn diagram of, you know, underlings, like we're all under and various forms. You know, it's not like white women have the same experience as a black woman. That's not fair to say at all. So, but it's also part of that. It's like, it just feels like the air is leaving the balloon, so to speak.

52:44you know, the diaper is crashing because these policies aren't popular. They're not working. They're pretending they're working, but they're not popular. Nobody likes ICE. Nobody likes watching that except for Stephen Miller. You know, nobody wants to see families ripped apart or parents that are working here that are, have been here for 20 years that have jobs and are picking up their kids from school to see them dragged off by a bunch of thugs who don't even have any, you know, any experience working in any sort of, you know, half of them are, you know, probably January 6th. And it's just, none of it's popular, none of it is right, and none of it is modern.

53:22You know, they're taking us back. We've never had this country that we're talking about. You know, America is an ideal, right? It's an experiment. And hopefully that experiment isn't over so we can reach an ideal beyond the one we're living in, because I can't look at this in a short view, because then I just get so wrapped up and so angry and irate, and I'm like, well, we're all dying anyway, which is pretty much how I think most of the day. I'm like, may as well have a good time and have another drink because we're all going to, it's all going to fucking go to shit. But, but I like to think of it, you know, like Jennifer Cox Richardson talks about it, you know, with a longer lens and to just be like, okay, this is a period of time that is very, very difficult for a lot of people.

54:07And it's really ugly. And this is not the end of our story. This is part of our story, part of our ugly story. Yeah. And I think that I always try to remind my listeners, and I know you and I've texted about this, about the midterms and how important the midterms are. And a lot that's going on right now with issues we talk about, hand-wringing in the Democratic Party about people supporting this, this, taking super PAC money, et cetera. I think those conversations are healthy. I think they're necessary. I think they're a symptom of a good democracy. Right now, in the 50 days leading up to the midterms, I just keep encouraging my listeners, number one, make sure you're registered.

54:51Number two, have a plan to vote in person. If you know old people, people that look like they're immigrants, sound like they're immigrants, go vote with them because the turnout has to be too big to rig. Our number one unifying cause right now has to be defeat fascism. We can get precious and detailed over other things. And primary candidates that didn't deliver for us, but we have to be unified in defeating these people because MAGA is a death cult. All of their policies lead to death. Yeah. I mean, these guys, all these, like talk about death, these guys, these tech guys, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Sam Altman, these guys, the way they talk about, they know that AI will ruin the world or most likely has the ability to do so.

55:43And they're okay with that. I know. I know. I shouldn't laugh at it. It's the most nefarious. They want horrible, like it's the most group, it's the biggest group of evil. It's so, everything is evil. Take away health care. Take away women's rights. Take away jobs. Get rid of black people. Get rid of immigrants. Deport people in chains. Make sure they're dying in these concentration camps that we're living in. Like, I keep waiting. I'm like, are we going to all just go on strike? And I can't say something like that because people are like, well, it's easy for you to go on strike. But I'm like, are we going to have a national?

56:17Aren't we just going to say, like, the midterms are one thing, but why aren't we all in the fucking streets? Why aren't we in the streets until this is over? And, you know, I know people can't leave their jobs and they can't take a day off and they don't have that ability. But I can't believe that we're even waiting for the midterms to make that kind of statement. You know, I can't believe people are just allowing people to go live in detention centers. 70 % of people in detention centers have no criminal record. We have a private prison system where the more people you put into these prisons, the more money these guys make.

56:56They're all connected. Like, how do, you know, and we're just going to work. And innocent people are in what? I mean, I just can't believe we're letting this happen. No, I think that we all, I think you just really put into perfect words what we all think all the time. Like, shouldn't we be doing more? And the problem is so many people capitulated early to this guy, and it changed the trajectory completely. And Trump 1.0, the elites didn't go kiss ass. The corporations kind of held the line, and they were part of the resistance. But elections have a tricky way of reconciling things. And for me personally, and for all of our listeners here, the message that I once sent with the midterms is not just to hurt Trump's ego personally and narcissistically injure him, which I very much enjoy.

57:46It is also to send a message to all of the tech titans and industry leaders who bent the knee against their country and against their customer base, and bent the knee to a guy who is incompetent, not smart. Trump doesn't give a fuck about America. He doesn't give a fuck about his supporters. And the corrupt Supreme Court, because I think that we need to get as many Democrats in there as possible because we cannot go back. We cannot go back to Joe Biden's America. No, no, no, no. This is going to change the incubated this. Right, right. We need oversight in the Supreme Court. We need politicians that are not taking PAC money.

58:32We need to get rid of PAC money. We have to get rid of Citizens United. We have to get, you know, everything's a pendulum, right? We got Trump theoretically because we got Obama. We got Roe v. Wade because we had the Me Too movement, you know, in my opinion. I mean, like, everything is a pendulum and everything is a referendum. Like, then guess what? Guess what's coming, people? You know, get ready because we are going to take fucking money out of politics. We are. It's disgusting. I mean, remember when there were a couple billionaires? Now we have a trillionaire every other week. It depends, you know, what the stock price is.

59:03But like, remember when billionaire was a big deal? The amount of money that is circulating? It just keeps getting bigger and bigger. I remember when I was younger, a millionaire was like a huge fucking deal. Yes, a millionaire. What would you do? That's what I meant. That's not a billionaire. A millionaire. Thank you. Thank you for correction. But yes, yes, it's fucking nuts. Give us some hopium. I'm on a comedy tour. Yes, tell us. To wrap this very light conversation up. Yes. I'm on the High and Mighty tour I'm about to film my next special At the end of this tour I'm filming it in Vancouver But I'm going to be in New York I'm going to be on September 25th I don't know when this is coming out But you can go to ChelseaHandler.com There's lots of cities I'm coming to I'm coming to lots of different red cities also Places like Philadelphia Well, that's not a red city But I'm coming to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Spokane Lots of different places So you get your tickets to that And my whole thesis And the reason I am enjoying this tour in the way that I am is because it is an antidote to dealing with what is happening.

1:00:09And not only for my audience, for me, because it is a reminder about humanity. It is a reminder when I stand on stage and I look out and see two strangers that have never met that are laughing next to each other and rubbing shoulders. and it is a reminder of the joyfulness and that there still is. Like people are giving up and they are losing hope and I just am not ready to do that. I am not going to be hopeless. I'm going to be hopeful. And my hope with every time I do a show is to infuse every single person there with the hopefulness that I feel and the humanity that I feel and joyous laughter and microdosing.

1:00:50Which means high and mighty. high and mighty and so Chelsea thank you so much oh yes I'm so happy you're doing all this stuff we're gonna go look at an apartment together me and her husband right now it's true we are alright bye

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