😂 Cheers mate 🍻👍

Morgan was so hated in England due to his tabloid exploits, his career was over. He went to the States & his career got rejuvenated; sadly. But everywhere figures the psychopath out eventually.

I totally agree with Piers Morgan.

You both escaped Australia. Good move.

Ditto

Brilliant comedian, not a nice or authentic guy at all. He got caught manipulating interviews and changing the context without knowledge or consent of the people he was interviewing. He's a c*nt. But yes, great at performing comedy.

This really interesting watching and listening to Leon and Godfrey.

Yep. And thank you for bring some reasonableness to the States. Can't have too much of that. A human holding a hammer will start seeing things that can be hammered ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [yeah, I know about the orig. saying re: a nail, but really... give a child a hammer and they'll hit ANYTHING, not just nails. It's part of our nature. :D ]

He truly is, incredible comedian!

Eddie Ifft and Jimmy Carr are funnier. In fact, they are both funnier than Jim in their sleep...!!

⁠@@Lssah2006naah jimmy carr isn’t even that funny, it’s just dark one liners but Jim tells a story and they’re always funny

😂😂😂

Cheers to that mate 🍻👍

He's a sellout.

@@ratro84 How do you reckon?

@@Crimethoughtfull What he did to manipulate Avi's interview for a start. Not denying he's hilarious though. Love his comedy.

Highly underrated comment.

Geoff

Cheers to that mate 🍻👍

@Airbrush ken. What does ur story have to do…with anything

God Whitlam did so much social good in such a short time. still thank him for what he did for women. miss him and Margaret

@@lisapounder1950 As an ex teacher I always find the responses from kiddies so cute.... too bad some, like yourself dribble when they speak, or run out of words or the ability to spell so you just use letters.... but when you get older, I'm hoping you will out grow it all, one can only hope... have a nice life... Me(?)...I heading to London next week and also Paris to visit some fellow artists ... you just sit in your Mum's basement and play "Happy Time" with yourself.... be safe

@@airbrushken5339 hahahahahahaha

@@skippyoz3366I thank him for mature age student intake.

But Ricky Gervais isn't known for the c-bomb, is he? It's not what Jim was referring to, in any case. Ricky says it infrequently and Jim is almost expected to use it many times a show and it's just another word to most Australians, so it rolls of the togue a whole lot better.

@utha2665 Er.... its just another word to most English people, and in many varieties of accent it certainly rolls of our tongues better. You're right that Gervais isn't known just for uttering a normal word that Americans gasp at, he's known as a brilliant comedian. I wasn't disputing that at all. Jim Jeffries said he was the ONLY person allowed to say the word in American stand up - which he isn't. Personally, being regarded a top comedian trumps being someone who says a word that dopey Americans are shocked by, but there you go. I always find it hilarious when Aussies have to try and make out they are the people that say the word the most and that it isn't thought of as bad ..... mate, that's been the case in England, Scotland Wales and Ireland for centuries... you mob have only been around 5 minutes lol.

@@rnw2739 Saying what in the US???😄

Jim is 20 times the stand-up comedian Gervais is

​@@rnw2739 Look, I'm not here to say one comedian is better than the other, that's your grift and personal preference. Personally, I like both comedians for different reasons, although I don't like cringe humour that Ricky Gervais sometimes delves into. As for Jim Jeffries saying he's the only comic in America allowed to say the c-bomb, it is clearly being said in a facetious manner, in other words, he wasn't being literal. I thought that someone with such a commanding grasp on the language and its subtleties would have realised this. As for Australia only being around for 5 minutes, this may be true. But let's put things into context, while we are a young nation, we haven't been conquered or invaded, we also haven't left countries on multiple continents in total ruin or screwed up so many cultures as England has. No country is perfect and if we want to compare histories then if we go back far enough, the human race nothing but a blink in time. Let's keep it relevant, huh?

It s the Australian way

*Rabbi News

If someone is boycotted when they haven’t done anything wrong, that is cancel culture. It’s a malicious boycott. If someone gets in trouble for spreading misinformation or for being linked to extremist groups or for assaulting their wife, that is not them being canceled. That is them paying the consequences for their own actions. I.e. If people stop buying Bud Light just because BL put a trans person on their beer cans, BL is being canceled. They haven’t actually done anything wrong or broken any rules. It’s just a boycott out of hate. If Donald Trump gets banned from social media for repeatedly breaking the rules of the terms and conditions he agreed to follow when he created his account and refusing to stop, he is NOT being canceled. He is simply paying the consequences for his own actions. See the difference? I swear the right is always talking about personal responsibility but as soon as one of their own breaks the rules of does something bad and gets in trouble for it, they’re not being held responsible. They’re being canceled. 🙄

That the dude that threw a chopping board at his wife and got arrested? Seems like fair game tbh

@@TC-lk2ev shhh! When a conservative gets in trouble for breaking the law or gets backlash for being unethical they call that being cancelled. The GOP is the party of personal responsibility, but only if you’re a liberal. If you’re conservative it’s never your own fault and there should be no consequences for your actions.

He got wrote off by most of his piers in America after that so he paid the price

It's a famous joke and very common in murica...

@@bayoubilly5176 Okay, well that Murican didn't get it lol.

The interviewer is very clearly Australian, he might’ve missed it at first because Jim delivered it SO dry, he took a minute but obviously thought it was hilarious once it connected for him.

@@Rainbowgrrl The interviewer is American, Jim is Australian, Aussies do the dry humour, i wasn't being offensive, just noticed the point that was funny, guess your American, or something :P

@rjswas Interviewer is Australian.

No one deserves respect, have to earn it. If he doesn't have it maybe there is a reason....

Cheers to that mate 🍻👍

​@@bearcatracing007that's kind of the point. Anyone saying that in the English language means they have put in the work sigh... but congrats on repeating a meme from the 18th century everyone on earth knows... thanks for that...

Usually no wife=more $$$$