Politics, Religion & Cancel Culture - Jimmy Carr
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Jimmy Carr is a British comedian, presenter and writer. His latest stand-up special, ‘Jimmy Carr: Natural Born Killer’, is out now on Netflix. Jimmy is also on a brand-new international tour with, ‘Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny’. For tickets and info visit: www.jimmycarr.com
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00:00 Introduction
01:34 Jimmy’s View on the Culture Wars
03:56 Critical Thinking in the UK
07:33 Radical Ideologies Entering the UK
09:51 Have Nations Lost Their Purpose?
14:59 Great Things About America
17:09 Sponsor Message: Monetary Metals
18:47 Does Jimmy Believe in God?
21:09 Enforcing Equality of Outcome
22:53 Jimmy’s Incredible Success
26:06 Developing an Excellent Work Ethic
30:52 Evolution of the Comedy Industry
34:45 Is Comedy Being Censored?
42:27 Sponsor Message: Cozy Earth
43:36 Comedy Pushing the Overton Window
46:37 The World Has a God-Shaped Hole
49:21 The Religion of Environmentalism
53:03 Jimmy’s Favourite Political Ideas
59:47 Discovering Your Personal Gifts
1:03:59 Sponsor Message: GiveSendGo
1:05:17 Being Grateful for Success
1:10:05 Strategies for Being Happy
1:12:40 Jimmy’s Favourite Comedians
1:16:00 Pressure is a Privilege
1:19:03 Jimmy’s Childhood
1:21:58 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?
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00:00 Introduction
01:34 Jimmy’s View on the Culture Wars
03:56 Critical Thinking in the UK
07:33 Radical Ideologies Entering the UK
09:51 Have Nations Lost Their Purpose?
14:59 Great Things About America
17:09 Sponsor Message: Monetary Metals
18:47 Does Jimmy Believe in God?
21:09 Enforcing Equality of Outcome
22:53 Jimmy’s Incredible Success
26:06 Developing an Excellent Work Ethic
30:52 Evolution of the Comedy Industry
34:45 Is Comedy Being Censored?
42:27 Sponsor Message: Cozy Earth
43:36 Comedy Pushing the Overton Window
46:37 The World Has a God-Shaped Hole
49:21 The Religion of Environmentalism
53:03 Jimmy’s Favourite Political Ideas
59:47 Discovering Your Personal Gifts
1:03:59 Sponsor Message: GiveSendGo
1:05:17 Being Grateful for Success
1:10:05 Strategies for Being Happy
1:12:40 Jimmy’s Favourite Comedians
1:16:00 Pressure is a Privilege
1:19:03 Jimmy’s Childhood
1:21:58 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?
A tie is a symbol of slavery what a Muppet Jimmy is
Jimmy lost me with his vaccine bs. A shame too, the dude has some bangers.
Does Jimmy know Obama and Biden are still against gay marriage? That doesnt change in ur 50s (or 70s in bidens case) 😂. They just caved to the left in order to obtain/keep power. Their public view changed but i can almost guarantee their private view did not.
@@paldri You're literally one of the NPC's he references. Use your own mind on each issue.
Where the hell did you get this bozo?
Watching kk and francis try to keep a straight face whilst a multi millionaire living in a gated community gushes about wanting more migration was hilarious 😂.
Perhaps he needs a cheaper cleaner
KK really struggles to hide what hes really thinking, its true.
@@carbonnieferrous2689 why would he bother hide it
He should have been challenged.
Not many immigrants undercutting *his* wages.
It's fine to talk about encouraging immigrants with STEM training.....unless your job depends on that and your relative wages have been declining for decades because of cheaper immigrant competition (especially temporary visa competition)
Jimmy is a very funny guy. You know what’s not funny?
Ruining a lovely table by not using coasters!
You're funny.
Think of it not as a table but as a massive coaster on legs.
@@CreativeCache101now THAT is positive thinking
I have a similar table with no coasters
That table would cost upwards of £50k to make and if anyone in that room owned it you can be damn sure they would be using coasters.
Disrespectful peasants.
"people are jealous of what you've got, they're not jealous of how you got it" I'm stealing that quote.
I was a sponsored skateboarder for many years when I was younger and kids would always tell me I'm so lucky because I had brand new everything all the time but then they'd see me walking with a cane after ankle surgeries, and I asked them how lucky they think I am now. I didn't get that stuff for no reason. I destroyed my body for it the kids don't see that part of it. They only see you with the photo in the magazine, but they don't realize what you went through to get it, and that you could barely walk for the next few days, because of the sacrifices you made.
Envious, not jealous. If you're going to steal it, say it correctly.
"what you've got" is the outcome of the journey. Going through the journey isn't easy so I understand why some would just look at the outcome. But that's shallow thinking. These people being envious of what others have.
And we all can fall into it, some stay in it, others snap out of it, quick.
Also, some just got the "thing" easier than others so people not just envy the thing but hate or despise the people who have the thing.
Selling your soul and effing over people. Yeah I don’t want that. You basically have to do these things
London has only very recently gone from 90%+ white British to about 30%. Some people might say that makes it a better place, but I'm not sure a native londoner would agree.
Its about 45% white
@@DarkAngel2512 That's deeply depressing.
@@user-pv4pu7ku8i I dunno. I dont find it depressing. My town is 25 miles south of London and about 96% white.
As a family of native Londoners, some still living there - myself moving for work, it is depressing, especially in such a short turnaround - our roots are permanently altered.
So where would you get your workers? Who will serve you at the restaurant you love? Who is working at the factories? Bottom line is every country NEEDS immigrants. No one in America or England is having enough children. Why? Cuz no one can afford to have a family anymore. So birth rates are dropping everywhere. What to do? End poverty. Or realize the end game of capitalism kills the planet. Period. Constant growth is flatly unsustainable. What’s the answer? I dunno
"What's great about London? Migration."
Lol. Lmao.
Yeah… can’t say I agree with his idea of what America should do or the gun club idea. They’re nice ideas. I don’t think good ones 🤷♂️.
Yet another example of someone from the media class advocating for the ethnic replacement of white people.
rofl, even
Yes, that must be why crime, terrorism and housing costs have come down there.
It’s great for a multimillionaire comedian
it's quite bizarre that one man can be so right about some things, yet unbelievably uninformed and stupid on others. I still like Jimmy, though.
He just can't seem to understand that people who don't make a living by making edgy jokes need some level of anonymity in order to voice their opinion.
He is a rich nob that got famous stealing less famous peoples jokes. The idea that he wouldn't be criminally naive is pretty naive lol
He isn’t uninformed; rather, he's conscious of which opinions are culturally acceptable and which are not. He's a Centrist Dad playing the Court Edgelord.
@@skymanifest8339100%
An intelligent guy navigating the political discourse ti protect himself.
It’s respectable, at least..
it's not bizarre at all. It actually makes perfect sense. And if you think you are right all the time, rather than right on something and uninformed on others - you are sorely mistaken. Everybody is wrong on at least some things at any given time.
The look on Frances' face when Jimmy said that the UK comedy scene was a very supportive and friendly community! 🤣
Ask Alistair Williams, Andrew Lawrence and many others that got taken through the mill for having an opinion and a stance backed up by their own principles.
Have 3 kids and go back to work so you get 75% off tax. How does that work then? It's babies or work.
I think migration is good for London as long as the people coming buy in to our values and beliefs. Multiculturalism has gone too far, and ethnically British people are becoming second class citizens.
There should be nothing wrong with saying it like it is: Multiculturalism isn't the big problem, Islam is.
@@user-ox9ep9ki6h All religion is the problem, Islam is just the newest one to be shitty about it. On the timeline they are in their crusades era, which will fail as myths always do.
He's woke, don't let him fool you.
@@nicolasbascunan4013 OH NO! That's bad.
One day the people of the Islamic Republic of England will laugh and say “they were more worried about being called racist than losing their country”
Muslims are 6% of the population, in Russia they're 10% and last I checked Russia is doing alright.
Wales and Scotland have better scenery anyway.
Exceptionally good comment. I'd put that on twitter asap before some rotter nicks it.
@@martyn8116 please you do. not a twitter user. My blood boils everyday.
@@Wolf-hh4rv Done.
Never seen someone be so right and so wrong at exactly the same time.
Maybe there's not just one way to think about things and its perfectly fine if someone agrees with you on some stuf but doesn't toe your 'party line'
@@Liberaven I think you missed my point. I like him, but if he wasn't rich he wouldn't be saying half of what he has. Also, party line? So your one of those sad people that think everything is politics. Both sides are shit
When you're as wealthy as him you live in the proverbial bubble.
Money protects you from the realities of rampant street crime.
You like immigration because its a _great idea_ a melting pot of all the colourful cultures of the world. Then you have the actuality of Pakistanis rioting against Indians over a cricket match in another country etc etc.
isn’t that the point of triggermotrey, spiked etc
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
Gun clubs with collective punishment if one member goes nuts? How about we apply that idea to Mosques Jimmy?
Bigot alert.
his analogue was incredibly naive. If you took the existing gun club the NRA and saw the states for illegal use of those members it would be tiny sub 1% of all gun crime in comparison to illegally held firearms.
I take your point, Guns ARE a religion aren't they?
@@nilfux that’s not my point.
@@Steve-rk6lg Yet, the NRA enables access to those illegal firearms by proxy via lobbying.
"What makes London great? Migration"
I'm still waiting for the punchline
I liked Jimmy Carr more before this interview.
Same
His latest stand-up special has some extraordinarily bad takes. It's weird that a guy that loves to push buttons and see things differently can simultaneously be so insulated and naïve as to how the world works. He is all for "the machine" and woke Ness, which again is really weird for someone with his type of comedy
@@jasondashneyhow is he for wokeness?! Lmao he literally said how dangerous cultural marxism is! Criticized equality of outcome, leftist eco activists, snowflakes offended by jokes etc.
Why would you _not_ like him after this interview?
Are you angry that he is smart and funny?
Are you offended by his opinions and ideas?
Do you think he would like _you_ after the interview?
@@angrytedtalks Errr please point out the bit where I said I didn't like him. There is a subtle yet important difference between liking someone less and actively disliking someone. I personally just thought he came across as a bit arrogant and cocksure in places which would put me off anyone, including you.
Jimmy is afraid to joke about Islam in the same way he jokes about Christianity. All comedians are and that’s just a fact. Don’t get me wrong, I get why. But to deny it is just silly.
Yes they don't want to be murdered just yet
At least his making small jokes about Muslims- it’s a push in the right direction. You’re right though, he’d happily make the most dirty Jesus jokes but not touch Mohammad. I don’t blame him - it would be great if the big comedians would get together and all include Mohamed jokes in there stand up at the same time. Safety in numbers.
"We don't mind bom-bing the hell out of Muslims and justifying genocide against them, but we'll pretend to be afraid to joke against them, because that pretension helps us stay racists" - ladies and gentlemen, western right wing for you.
@@Ryan-me9ge They have to go home alone.
It’s good that he joked about it. “I’m not a fucking idiot.” He’s taking a jab at the Muslims and giving the honest reason why
7 minutes in and we've already had London is great due to immigrants and Saint Obama 🥴
It is and it isnt depending on which immigrants we're talking about
He's woke, don't let him fool you.
I can't think of anything worse than 'group-think' with guns.
So Hamas and Maga.
They've had Burr, now they're speaking to Jimmy Carr; I think Trig need to target interviews with Gervais, CK and Chris Rock next.
CK was clueless on Rogan. I imagine he’d look worse here lol
@@VenomShotYou clueless about what?
@@CaptainHowdy-mw9vc I love CK and agree and relate to a lot of what he says, but he was completely out of touch when it came to issues of Covid and politics in general. He seemed to suffer from a minor case of TDS.
@@VenomShotYou aaah ok, I see what you mean. I have seen clips of some of CK's appearances on US podcasts and he does seem to tread more carefully nowadays. Like when he went on with Tim Dillon and he didn't want to be drawn on the debate regarding that transvestite teacher with the massive fake tits. But tbh, I am sick of discussion on vaccines and lockdowns now tbh. I'd be more interested in what he thinks of the UK comedy scene vs USA and what his awareness is about the differences, especially regarding censorship.
Yeah, Louis CK doesn't believe every bit of unsubstantiated bollocks about Covid and vaccines that Rogan does. He's also not a Trump cultist. Very disappointing. /s
I kind of wish I hadn't watched this. I luv Jimmy - funny and sharp - I have tickets to an upcoming show - but some of his political takes stink. Basically, the comfortable middle class liberal perspective of someone that has clearly never, for example, had to deal with the downsides (which are many) of unbridled mass immigration, especially from parts of the world where social mores do not comport with our own (i.e. Genuine integration is not possible - a huge, festering problem). That he cannot see what a hell-hole America is becoming under the corrupt post-modernists in power (one of whom likes showering with his d@ughter) is actually worrying. Bright but misguided, unfortunately - I bailed after half an hour because I've just bought his book and I want to be able to enjoy it, and not resent the author! Put the Guardian down, Jim.
Agree 💯 trigonometry did nothing to challenge him
If you can't enjoy someone's art, comedy, or company solely because of their political views, you are no better than a raving leftist who can't do the same. Someone like Michael Malice is a great role model in that regard. He loves politics, but never lets it get in the way of his friendships or enjoyment of art, nor should he. Nor should anyone.
If you can't enjoy someone's art or comedy because of their political views, you're no better than the side you oppose.
I agree! I’ve got some of Hitlers artwork above my fireplace.
I think you may have missed the point of what an interview is, it’s not about you it’s about JC s point of view per his experiences not yours
I struggled with some of this content. How has high migration been a good thing for London?? In particular high 3rd world migration!!
As for Obama he is NOT a good guy!! What privileges is he pretending he doesn’t have??
Anyone else think of David Brent when he continually reels of quotes from great philosophers?
Four minutes in and an Irish heritage bloke (who has the same culture as the English) is telling us we need more migrants. We might need more Irish immigrants or people with our culture but blanket immigrants is a no no edit: 6 1/2 minutes Obama was a good guy. It sure I’m gonna like this
As kondtantin said not all migrants are the same
I'd ironically love to see him go to Ireland and tell the locals how great immigration is.
@@JayM928 especially in the part of Dublin that's become a tent city no go zone for locals
Mount Street Upper Dublin 2 is the new Skid Row pal @@catscan2022
Have to call you out on that one. English culture and Irish culture are not the same. Its the reason for the common phrase in Ireland "Christ, but the English are weird".
Islam is 100% a sacred cow in Jimmys show.
He thinks the audience aren't as clever as him but we see the game.
He has done had some good pops at islam in the past. One of the very few comedians who have, you can look em up on here.
In his last special he said he wouldn’t mock islam because he’s “not a fucking idiot”. Then he asked if the christians wanted the same privilege they ought to consider blowing something up 🤣 “what are the christians gonna do? Forgive me?”
Makes sense, he doesn’t want to get fatwad. I get it
It's pretty difficult to criticise Islam as a famous person. You potentially put yourself, your family and friends at risk. so it may be a sacred cow for him, but I suspect for a good reason.
Well, he said he's not a fucking idiot.
If Jimmy Carr ruled the world I'd move to Mars, even without terraforming
One of many comments on these threads massively funnier than anything Jimmy said in the last hour and twenty, or indeed ever.
Fascinating.
Imagine the chuckle after every decree.
"I reinstate Prima Nocta! Ha ha!"
He would do a better job than most...
@@GreenMorningDragonProductionsI don’t find Jimmy to be funny at all. His humor just doesn’t land for me
Everything is fabulous when you are a millionaire. I bet in his travels around the US he never got dirt on his shoes once.
Jelly
Twelve minutes in and I'm still waiting for anyone to challenge Jimmy on any of his takes. This isn't an interview, it's a monologue. Reparations for slavery? Come on fellas. Immigration is good for London? The US is objectively the best it's ever been? Tell that to the inhabitants of LA (the normal residents that is). Obama a great President? Having said that, his idea of having the have a purpose of ending slavery isn't a bad one, other than the potential to start more wars.
if you're in the top 1% it is the best time ever.... those are the people he's meeting.
He's just your typical bubble-dwelling Centrist Dad, acting like some radical edgelord.
Agreed
Give it time, I think he'll change his mind about immigration being all good
He looks like he could store nuts in his cheeks.
Reparations are a great idea? Hoo boy. Ok, I'll keep watching, but that take is way off base.
I took that to mean some kind of recompense would be good - hence his thoughts about paying it forward to tackle current slavery. But I might be wrong!
@@acacia_w Either way, it's just a terrible, unworkable idea.
Reparations to and from people who weren't around over 100 years ago.? About as much sense as Blair apologising for the slave trade
@@acacia_w paying it forward? They already have. Slavery used to be a commonly accepted thing all over the world, and they ended that. They are literally the heroes in the slavery story. Now it's an underground thing.
I think he meant that reparations are a good idea in principle, but too complex to implement in practice. How is that “way off base”?
10:33 "If you've got slaves you have 6 weeks to free them or we're coming in to clean house" Fantastic idea. People love US World Police. What could possibly go wrong?
People didn't hate the US helping people, they hated us going over there under false pretenses, picking and choosing "democratically" elected leaders, and setting up base to ensure the flow of oil.
If we actually did the things we said we were going to do, no one would have a problem. It's all the other things we do when we get there that people hate.
Did well up to the point when Jimmy referred to Nish Kumar as a comedian.
Same. I did the whole John Cena _"Are you sure about that???"_ face when i heard that.
Maybe it's just the rest of us getting older but there's certainly a number of 'comedians' from the generation after Jimmy who barely deserve the moniker. James Acaster, Aisling Bea, Richard Ayoade, Big Narsty and such are perfectly fine but for every one of them, there's a Tom Allen, Sarah Pascoe or Nish Kumar where you're baffled as to how they manage to make a living.
Nish Kumar is well funny I love it when he says "look I'm brown" haha great material
"Migration good for London"
Jimmi Carr
Chairman for London masochist society.
Was waiting for the core Triggernometry fans to come out.
" whats he bloody mean, immigrants are the problem "
Whilst an immigrant KK, and two first generation immigrants show the benefits of immigration.
@@royboy4571 Of course, some immigrants come to this country and have a positive impact. That's not what the above comment is picking on. Have you seen the immigration increase since 2019, let alone in the last 20 years. Of course, immigration, to some extent, is good, but to proclaim the best thing about London is immigration is ridiculous and shows Carrs' lack of knowledge of history and what has changed as we have increased immigration in this country. The two successful migrants on screen are successful; from your point of view, we should see a proportional increase in very successful/positive impact migration, which would add to this country, but we don't. Instead, it's the opposite, putting pressure on the housing, social welfare and NHS systems, as the sheer influx of people is too much to handle.
@@royboy4571 Migrants from countries with similar enough societies to ours, not some savage fucking animals that behead people for any reason they can think of.
Which countries do you think are doing well??
@@The_Adam_Smith_Simp Australia, has done pretty well with 70 years of immigration.
Honestly, not really surprised by anything Carr said. He is EXACTLY what you'd expect him to be.
Thank God he doesn't have any power, what a mess that'd be
yeah, because what we have now is amazing.
@illyriandescendant7963 he's hardly that different than what we have
@@illyriandescendant7963 said no one ever...
There is no god you child.
He has the power to vote, and globalists like him with identical views are why we're in this mess. Obviously it wasn't singularly him, but it isn't true to say he has no power, that's not really how democracy works. Good on him for not being woke but it's like he thinks that gives him a free pass to be a tosser on every other issue
During Brexit Donald Trump offered Teresa May the keys to the largest economy in the world and Teresa may turn her nose up about it!
How a narcissist makes it about himself and you let him.
American here, who is this guy? Interesting interview so far. He's 50% spot on, 50% uniformed.
Agreed.
Everyone I know, working class people, just watched their rent raise hundreds within two years.
A single bedroom apartment where Im located In Wisconsin is damn near Chicago prices.
Very famous comedian in Britain. Routine is 100% offensive one-liners.
He's hilarious, even if I don't like some of his politics. He did a roast battle over a decade ago that was brutally funny.
You mean 50%, you agree with, 50% you don't agree with.
10%spot on.
Hannah Gadsby? A comedian? Just joking. As an Aussie, you can keep her.
I had to double check he said that
You didn't address the Indian elephant in the room first....Nish fucking Kumar??!!
Agree 💯%. She tried to get Barry Humphries cancelled (after he died). And she’s not funny. Edit: spelling error.
They both on Netflix, Carr's opinions are no doubt based on who's currently paying his mortgage.
Women can be entertaining but only Joan Rivers was ever actually funny. Most male comedians are also only entertaining but a few are smart and hard working enough regarding their material and delivery to be genuinely funny.
Classic example of how the right British accent can make even the dumbest rubbish sound smart, until you think on it for more than 10 seconds.
funny that i have yet to locate your argument within your sentence
@@TheTeeProd I didn't make an argument. I made a statement. Perhaps if you imagine it spoken with an R.P. british accent it will sound more intelligent and you can add more credulity to the bullshit coming out my mouth.
@@bishopknight7710 deal
@@bishopknight7710we imagine it said by a moron with a mouthful of dogshit. Which you obviously are.
Correct. his ideas are laughable. The idea that we should be having more kids and that fossil fuels will need to remain as a staple of society are childishly simplistic and naive.
What about when we run out of fossil fuels and there's no land to grow the crops on because we've been using fossil fuels to grow food instead of nurturing good top soil and using good crop rotation? Fossil fuel based fertilisers are the reason soil quality is at an all time low and pretending that's not a major issue in the world is absolutely out of touch with reality.
Then there's migration. If you just open the borders to anyone who wants to come, you'll have massively inflated house prices and rental prices. Immigration is limited for a reason and it's not because of xenophobia. It's because of economics.
No censorship in comedy from above? Tell that to Jerry Sadowitz and Graham Linehan.
One of Jimmy's migrant cleaners is demanding minimum wage , he needs more immigration .
More migration = cheaper goods ya twat
I work in London every week, the north, south, east & west. It is crap wherever you, either really posh & entitled people or really poor, aggressive with high crime rates. One thing is constant tho, the traffic is also terrible as well as overly expensive. Only very, very rich people will say London is the best city in the world. Or the naive.
I sometimes go to London because I have friends there, and it's always nice to see 'em. But after that I always get out of there as fast as I darn well can.
@@user-dn7iq6li9u yup. To visit once in a while is fine. To live or work there is absolute dread.
But that can be said about any f*ing city in the world!! So what? Classism is worse than racism-everywhere
@@Pininfarina81 talk for yourself mate. Everybody has got a different and subjective experience. The only thing London doesn't have is nice weather. But you can't have everything!
@@illyriandescendant7963 I'm there every day. I visit all the city, some people need to know what it's really like.
Orban was arrested by Pro USSR police in Hungary for his anti communist views and as PM took Hungary in to NATO. Read up Jimmy.
So I suppose in your mind he's not pro-Russian then? Just like Robert Fico isn't pro-Russian?
We're all from somewhere else a generation ago. Errm, no we're not. All of my great grandparents are from the UK. The same as probably the majority of Brits.
Mine are from Britain, not Saxony
Mine too and those before them
He meant the three ppl sat at the table. KK is from Russia and FF's mum is Venezuelan
I'm Swedish. Literally all my relatives on my father's side as far back as I have seen (1600s ish) is from 20-30 km away from where he and I were raised. My mum's side farther afield, but still afaik 100 % Swedish. We used to be one of the most ethnically homogenous places on earth, even more so than Britain because we didn't even have vikings and Normans invading and intermingling. Modern Swedes have been formed over 12 000 years on this land, since the end of the last Ice Age, and we threw cohesiveness, belonging and community in the trash in 30 years to be replaced by cultures that are quite literally as far from the Swedish one as it's possible to be, looking at the World Values Survey. And Britain is doing the same albeit slightly less radically, because you are not quite as cursed with 80 years of social engineering experimentation by nigh-continuous socialist rule
This guy massively gives off the "has been the most intelligent guy in the room all his life and is only used to everyone just agreeing with everything he says" energy.
he's not the smartest guy in the room, he just speaks without fear. He doesn't give a fk about offending snowflakes who are too easily offended. He just speaks the truth because he doesn't fear not fitting in which is the biggest problem within left-wing politics.
I'd like to get me some of that
And you give the "failed at life and blames it on everyone else" energy.
He's pretty famously a guy that is definitely not used to everyone agreeing with him, he just doesn't care when someone disagrees in bad faith
he needs to stick to comedy, he knows nothing about the world.
Jimmy did the best take down of a heckler I've ever heard. It was 20+ years ago at the Hen & Chickens and Jimmy was killing it, but there was a really drunk guy just being a dick and shouting out crap. Jimmy said "I took up comedy as I thought it would make me a bit of a fanny magnet, but I never dreamed it'd attract a c%&t like you" 🤣🤣
Hahahahah that's bloody hilarious!
Im disabled and I've had people complain to HR that me making jokes about me makes them feel uncomfortable! 😂
Id be embarrassed telling anyone I felt "uncomfortable" about someone who hasnt disappeared into the shadows and turned to stimulants to silence their mental health issues.
I've never nodded my head agreeing and also shaken my head side to side to vehemently disagreeing with certain points as much as much in any episode as ive done in this one. 😂
i have to admit i was pissed when he defended the vaccine thing. even though i got that damn shot. i still wish more people stood up for the people who chose not to
Explain
He pushed the vaccine and attacked free thinking folk who knew what was happening.... he's a prick to be honest and needs more plastic surgery
Jimmy came to New Zealand last year. At the show I attended he called out those of us who weren't jabbed and belittled us and made us the butt of his jokes. He wasn't "joking" though. He meant every word he said as part of an agenda.
And you didn't like that because?
@@user-pj5ub5cp9k Because he's making out in this pod that he was only joking. That he wasn't being serious. That's BS. He's being extremely duplicitous. I did enjoy the show though. Never said I didn't.
That's discusting. I'm sorry I wasted 108 minutes before seeing your comment.
@@user-pj5ub5cp9kAn Australian Supreme Court has found it to be a human rights abuse. This is an ongoing issue. He is literally committing human rights abuses.
@@Smoshy16 Cookers are idiots. I don't have a problem with him insulting you. I do it all the time.
Seemed like FF and KK were too in awe to challenge some of the nonsense.
No, they just aren't stupid. They are still in the comedy world, and they are still trying to grow their channel and they absolutely are not in a place where they can start hard-core, battling really big names, and if they did, it would probably hurt them because people wouldn't want to come on the show anymore. It makes way more sense to just let people have some sunshine so they can dig their own graves. Leave it up to the audience to decide.
There is no gender pay gap. Guys, push back please.
I do think jimmy done a good job of explaining that due to women having kids, they tend to work less compared to men, therefore earning less.
Okay Jimmy, then instead of talking about them as terrorists (or not, just tell Christian’s to do it) joke about their prophet, see where you get
but why would you do that.. that’s just being deliberately provocative and disrespectful
@@clayface563 why? He talks about crass things. You can’t get more crass than marrying an eight year old and consummating the marriage when she’s nine!
How about believing a pregnancy was a miracle?? Or that someone is the son of God. How's that for depravity. Let's all imagine what really happened.
@@clayface563 Being deliberately provocative and disrespectful is his job.
@Trazynn it gets the people going!
Jimmy has it wrong about the gun issue. As a Canadian we have been required to get licensing, club memberships, mandatory registration and onerous paperwork with a ton of rules about storage and transportation. What have we gotten for it? More rules and regulations all at our cost with an unhealthy dose of arbitration confiscation and loss of rights. At the same time the government has reduced penalties for criminals without gun licenses and a revolving door bail and jail policies. Owning guns has become a political wedge issue that is costly and has actually seen crime increase in recent years. Punishing a group that does it right while being permissive for criminals at every turn is the order of the day. It’s unreasonable, unfair, ineffective and prone to abuse by those who flouted the law to begin with. My American cousins should never move on 2A support. Whatever you give will never be enough and they will never stop until private gun ownership is abolished. Once that happens criminals will be even more emboldened than they already are.
Just look at Australia and the UK how many deaths by guns are in these countries not that many whilst yes here in the UK and Australia you can technically get a gun through a very strict procedure most people don't so it's a fair comparison and really it should be banned as quite frankly you don't need a gun unless your job dictates it which over here is less because we don't really have wild animals that are a threat to livestock so only really security positions we don't even need all our police to have a gun for starters that's how little they're needed. The US and Canada should really follow suit but they're in the backwards area of the world the US brought wokeness to the rest of the west and has a dementia patient in charge whilst Canada well has Trudeau need I say more. We've got bad politicians too don't get me wrong but not even Starmer is as bad as Trudeau and that's saying something.
Americans enjoy the First Amendment because of the Second.
@@brianshea4177 They really don't the Yanks think they do but they don't
What's the ratio of guns owned to guns used in crimes?
@@dennisgoatimer1079 I don't know how it is where you're at, but in the US the police are not obligated to render assistance when a citizen's life is in danger. There are multiple instances of citizens doing due to police indifference, and still they are not liable for anyone's safety.
For example, a father with a mandatory arrest clause, in the event he violated his visitation agreement, kidnapped his three children and informed the mother that he intended on killing them. When she reported this to the police, they repeatedly dismissed her claim and ignored the court order. About ten hours later the father brandished a gun at a police station. Once the police eliminated the threat they discovered the bodies of the children in the father's vehicle. When the mother died the police department for dereliction of duty the courts declared police are not responsible for the safety of the public.
We only have one life, and there are no 'saves' or 'do-overs'.
We can stop charging for university when we stop sending 50% of school leavers.
He talks BS but I agree with hm about the introduction of university fees.... STOP giving free shite to immigrates and put in back into education.
@@royfr8136 I am amazed at how Trigg fan boys get triggerred any time immigration is mentioned in a positive way.
@@royboy4571 Pretty lame and pitiful. They won't even finish the interview because their emotions won't let them. "Fuck your feelings" indeed. The whiniest, bitchiest little cunts are on the right.
He did say uni should be harder to get in to
Jimmy Carr has an answer for every big question…except how to make Jimmy Carr funny again.
Jimmy want reparations but not pay tax 😂😂😂
Reparations paid by us not by him. A bit like geldof telling us to give our money away when he was earning millions
@@catscan2022 He's not American, you fool. He wouldn't be paying reparations no matter what.
I do love when the British try to explain America’s gun culture. Literally, the Founding Fathers wrote the 2nd Amendment into the Constitution because of the way the British [Government] treated the colonists.
The idea that a gun club would provide individual regulation and accountability is interesting but, unfortunately, is completely impractical and unconstitutional. I do think more 'bowling clubs' etc would be good for civic and personal life, but that's not a realistic solution for our gun culture. It would simply lead to bureaucratic abuse and mis- management. See the Canadian comment above.
@@brianshea4177 Of course, his idea doesn't compare to the current system.
A Corporate bully boy like the NRA, cynically utilising the US constitution to ensure they sell as many guns as possible, with the least amount of controls.
I mean its working so well for the US, who have regular mass murders, on of the highest gun deaths around the world, high police shootings etc etc
I have a better solution, ramp up you gun control regulations and laws, maybe that could help.
that's exactly why it has zero relevance today. No other country in the entire world uses a constitution from the 1700's!
Can you tell us what "Well regulated militia" you belong to? That would be the gun club BTW.
Someone swallowed a self help book.
So the housing crisis we are having is no one can afford houses because they are too expensive for them to buy. Now why are they so expensive? Well the price of any non unique item is always supply and demand so our supply of houses doesn't meet the supply of people wanting a house so it's too many people and or not enough houses. Now what can we do to lower the number of people? We could lower immigration. What could we do to increase the number of houses? Well the problem is not for the whole of the UK certain places have very low house prices because there are no jobs there so we could encourage the job market in those areas somehow maybe setup some sort of scheme where a business is rewarded for having their workers work from home and the workers can then work from these low cost areas and reduce the demand on places like London which lets face it isn't a likely place we can squeeze many more houses out of. The problem with all of this though is the people who vote on these things are supposed to be our representatives but they have their own selfish interests and maybe they want the value of houses to go up because they own several.
Oh thank god, I need something to wash away the mental fog of struggling through the Bassam interview.
I got 10min in and had to stop
The difference is like night and day. That Bassem guy obfuscated every single point, and constantly tried to take the conversation into rhetorical cul de sacs. You can agree or disagree with Jimmy but he speaks with absolute clarity.
@@bobbydavy88 I think I managed about 25 then gave up, first time I've not watched a Trig interview all the way through regardless of how much I disagree with the guest.
to be fair, it got better an hour in. but yeah, the beginning was unbearable.
@@banangnang Pretty much. I disagree with some of his points but that's fine, I don't need to agree with everything someone thinks provided it's a good faith discussion, which this one was.
This Champagnesocialist has tax consultants...
Excuse me? When did he say he was a socialist? I must've missed it. If you think anything he said in this podcast advocated socialism, you're a partisan hack.
Holy shit this comment section is filled with butthurt bitter failures.
@@popethescope A champagne-socialist is a person that advocates for helping the downtrodden as long as it has absolutely no effect on his elitist life. I think it makes sense
@@MrJesperSvendsenwell no it also means they advocate for socialism. the clue’s in the name.
@@MrJesperSvendsen How much money are you allowed to earn before you become a "champagne-socialist", and how much below this are you just enacting "the politics of envy" when you advocate to help the disadvantage at the expense of the wealthy?
Jimmy is turning more and more into Bob Monkhouse. It's uncanny.
I love the idea of changing the narrative. My son was in a rut in high school last year (year 10) and on his own (with many conversations) he made the decision that he wanted to have a fresh start at a new school. Now, this year at a new school he is really enjoying his time there with his teachers, and classmates. He is so much happier with himself. Amazing to see, and we are so very proud of him.
Immigration really has done wonders for london hasnt it Jimmy
I for the life of me cannot figure out if your comment is sarcastic or not.
@@ssshenkie100% sarcastic
Exactly what we needed, another millionaire giving us morality lectures
They were also talking about gratitude. The other day a man got blinded in a glass attack by some thug. He'd give anything to be able to see. Be grateful for what you have, what you take for granted. What could you give tomorrow?
The jealousy on these comments is pathetic. Try harder.
@@nilfuxit's the old 'if they are rich and talk about inequality they are champagne socialists, if they are poor and talk about inequality then they are jealous, maybe they just don't want to talk about it'
When they complain that he's rich so he should shut up it says more about the person complaining.
He quoted Thomas Sowell... There are no solutions, only tradeoffs.
I’ve never seen an interview where I agreed with a guest and then STRONGLY disagreed with them. 😂
Jimmy is both intelligent as well as extremely detached.
Bill Mahar is another guy that can say something very reasonable one minute and then something completely insane the next
London is no longer British, I guess you are okay with that. Sad.
These three are seccond gen immigrants and rep British values.
@@DarkAngel2512 No they don’t represent British values, they never took on British values and did not integrate. Islam is not only a religion but a political system. It is not compatible with Western values.
@@glennanderson8981yes they do and none of them are Muslim 😂😂
@@glennanderson8981 KK and FF literally stick up for British values. And theyre not Muslim. Are you new to the channel?
@@DarkAngel2512 I know KK and FF stand up for Britain, I agree with them . John Cleese actually said London is no longer British, he is correct.
"America has the resources to go around the world and free 40 million slaves"
With their 130% debt to GDP ratio?
Are you having a fucking laugh?
They can and do print money for fun though 😂
The government does, yeah. And it's destroying the hope and the future of the middle class. Infinite money for Ukraine and none for the American people.
@@MissSpookyMookydo that much more and they’ll lose reserve currency status
Make gun owners join a club! What a great idea. So then the gov’t can arrest them all under RICO.
Jimmy lives in a bubble where he’s not challenged
IQ, Conscientiousness... success. Its rare to find a mainstream entertainer who has worthwhile things to say outside of a script. A joy to listen to, through the points I agree with, and those I don't.
Eight minutes in: "Gratitude is the mother of all virtues." Beautiful.
Sorry boys, that was a free pass to Jimmy, so many things you could have tackled him on. And sorry Jimmy you took the antivax thing too far to be a joke, you got it wrong plain and simple.
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Did he just say obama was a good guy? Thats hilarious.😂
Then followed it up with how terrible communism is. How can Obama be a good guy when he is a communist?
The jury's a bit out still for me on Obama. I don't think he was a very good president, for all his smoothness. That's not the job. However, although I'm on the side of centrism, with conservatism far more sensible and moral than current leftism with all its awful wokeism, and if I was American I'd vote Republican, and I don't hate Trump - rather, there's a lot about him that I like, nevertheless I'm a little sceptical about the idea of Obama being Biden's primary handler and being still in charge of the US, and representative of all the worst of wokeism etc, I suspect it might be Republican or somewhat right wing propaganda or conspiracy theorism. I'm not sure. I don't know enough about all the details, and I think it's incredibly important to know as much as possible before judging, and definitely not judging when I know that I don't know much. With all the crazy leftist radicalism in America and Trump derangement syndrome and all the rest of it, I felt ready to believe all that about Obama when I first heard it, but I've had to question myself on that. I'm not sure. Maybe he's a more 'alright guy' than many of us are inclined to think. Maybe you know better than me. By all means let me know why you think he isn't if you want. Now Hilary Clinton is a different case because I've seen and heard enough of her vindictiveness to have a better opinion about her real character, and I do not like her!
@@kennethcrowther2277 Biden is unquestionably controlled, he can barely even wipe his own arse. Obama no doubt was too. One of the probable reasons Trump is so hated is because he's independently wealthy enough to act (relatively) independently.
@@kennethcrowther2277 Name one thing Obama didn't screw up. I can usually find at least one thing to like about any president, one thing they did well but try as I might, I haven't found that about Obama. Cash for clunkers? Tons of people replaced their mostly paid for, average fuel economy cars with gas guzzling SUVs and a giant car loan. He unfroze what, $15 billion of Iran's assets? Israel said at the time, "this is a big mistake, we will be fighting that money in 10 years" and here we are, a decade later, Iran attacks Israel and has been running proxy operations all over the mid-east. He didn't oppose Putin's attack on Crimea, fanned the almost dead ember of racism and hate back into a white hot inferno, lied endlessly about the heavily debunked wage gap, pissed away $450+ million dollars on solar panels when what we REALLY needed was battery research. Benghazi, in a horrible insult, he sent an openly queer ambassador to a Muslim country and tried to ram his queer agenda down their throats. The Muslims, to their credit, refused to not answer that blatant insult and violently slaughtered the queer ambassador and wrecked the embassy. That was the only respectable response they could have made. Too bad he also made sure a bunch of marines got killed in the process.
This list is just off there top of my head, there's lot more and all of it bad.
One of the many things that makes you realise hes not anywhere near as smart as he thinks he is!
"We're all lone wolves, but we're a great community". FF stares down at the table top reeling...
"It's immigration and we should be encouraging more of it.". KK has a Sam Harris moment and goes mmmm... two minutes in!
KK, nearly bit his tounge.
But KK revealed himself, an immigrant who pushes the anti-immigrant agenda, had no answer or too scared because he knew his spot in the world of celebrity. A few rungs below JC.
I would guess both, because, he is not brave or consistent, just ambitious, and who doesn't want to not get invited to Jummy's next party.
Balls to this, it's started too badly.
Incapable of listening to something not predisposed to agree with, sad.
@@nilfux If that helps you sleep or simply the freedom to not listen to bullshit.
Sorry for not wasting my time for your benefit, stranger.
Hearing a british guy making the case for militias in america ie "gun clubs where people hold each other accountable" is an irony i didn't expect
The dumbest idea ever
Carr is such a nob it shocks me
We fought a war to not give a damn about what the british elite think. I just thought the idea's similarity to the militia and the brits move to disarm them sparking the revolution to be ironic af.
It’s his pan faced shit stirring that is his gig. I doubt he believes half the crap he talks about so long as it offends or gets a laugh. Why is everyone so serious.
@@m4inlinewhy? Never heard him speak before?
A healthy amount of questioning yourself is quite vital for a growth mindset .. if the hosts never question/explore what Jimmy is saying, besides making this less of a conversation and more of a monologue/rant .. they're just enabling his fixed mindset. Nothing wrong with being assured and confident but there's a fine line that one can cross when never challenged that can lead to delusion.
Y'know Jimmy's comment on America ending slavery is funny to me, because the same people who are about reparations for descendants of slaves are broadly the same people who supported allowing (more) illegal immigration which is one of the leading avenues for modern slavery.
Yes that's why so many people get so worked up about illegal immigration- the slavery aspect
"There'll never be reparations"
Welfare is their reparations. Look at the net figures for group contributing to/taking out of the system.
Great point
Reparations is hundreds of millions of African lives saved by Western technology, medicine, science and charity.
The population has tripled since the 1950s.
I've always thought that. Aren't they currently getting reparations.
Can you show me the figures?
@dandare1001 Google is your friend my friend. As the Left loves to say "educate yourself".
Don't forget to correct figures to "per capita".
His condemnation of the audience who did not take the potion, the respect ended. Ironically he likes science.
It was a joke, being anti-vax is not the same as anti-Covid vaccine.
He mentioned polio, he didn't mock the guy for being against the covid vaccine.
@@Dr3Mc3Ninja oh no, he tried to use the polio thing as a parallel, which it absolutely is not.
@@jasondashney Why not?
@@tomcapping2136 they aren’t parallels for a few reasons. Polio was absolutely devastating to everybody who got it. You’ve never heard of a mild case of polio. And the polio vaccine was an actual vaccine, and there was already a track record. The mRNA vaccines are technically gene therapy. They’re not actually vaccines, and they were a novel technology that had never been used before so to mandate a literally experimental medical intervention for young people who were more likely to die from peanuts than Covid makes them very different cases indeed. there were also plenty of red flags like the absolute lie, that they were “safe and effective“ because those terms have specific definitions. They could not possibly have known it was safe because they were brand new, and not enough time had passed to be able to understand possible long-term ramifications. That’s how linear time works. A traditional vaccine can still pose problems, but the background of them is extremely well understood and they had been used many times before polio, so this wasn’t venturing forth into uncharted territory. I can go on and on, but my final point would be the lack of uptake for booster shots. Most people realized that unless you were compromised by being fat sick or old, the vaccines weren’t really helpful so they didn’t bother. Polio? Indisputable track record. Very different things.
When you shake hands with failure you can only move forward from that moment. Thank you Jimmy Carr.
Aussie Jeff Moore
Humor is the ability to express a revealing insight about the ludicrous circumstances defining any subjective reality.
Cracking comedian. Lost me on London being great due to immigration and slavery reparations being a good thing, but always good to hear from him.
Slavery reparations are a GREAT idea. How long did the Italians have us on that? Three and a half centuries, so, longer than North America.
I think his reparations comment is being misinterpreted a lot in this comments section. I don't think he was saying that asking every white person to pay reparations is a good idea, he was saying that if it was at all possible to correctly identify who owes money to who, then it would be a worthy act of solidarity. But he acknowledges that it is impossible and therefore it wouldn't/shouldn't happen.
@@Belzediel I disagree. Unless you're talking the people who enslaved reimbursing the people they enslaved, then anything else is people who didn't enslave anyone paying people who weren't enslaved.
@@CaptainHowdy-mw9vc I'd argue that once the link between slave and the person who did the enslaving is broken, nobody owes anyone frankly. Reparations always gets into this sticky 'sins of the father and beyond" type rhetoric.
@@Rekaert You sound German.
Yes Jimmy, it's not left vs right, it's control vs freedom.
I agree, just look at America, apparently the freest Nation in the world, with the :
- Highest incarceration rate in the world
- Free to die with out health insurance
- Free to work multiple jobs to make ends meet
- Free yo join the armed defenses, and die in a foreign country
- Free to not vote for two major parties, bought and sold by the same corporations
Its the haves V the have nots, its a story as old as time. Left V Right, Control V Freedom, Black V white, Men V Women, etc etc is just a distraction manipulated by the owners to keep us divided and conquered.
But surely you knew that.
I love Jimmy, and he is quickly becoming one of my favorites. That said, it's good to remember he is a wealthy entertainer, and his perspective may be a little detached from the people who actually have to plan and implement some of these ideas.
Ex: a nuclear sub in every town? Nice in theory, but the electricity cannot be free, and will have to be monetized, or a significant tax will have to be accepted by voters.
Someone has to maintain the grid and account for expansion--assuming new houses will be built, and assuming EV use continues to grow. He mentioned the idea for GB, which I'm not familiar with, but I can say that in the US there is a ton of above-ground infrastructure that was built around 100 years ago and is costly to maintain, and costly to modernize for disasters like earthquakes and fires, etc. Consumers or tax payers will have to continue to pay for these costs. Bringing the grid underground may reduce maintenance costs in the long run, but doing so is an incredibly complicated and pricey endeavor. Planning around existing infrastructure in the ground (sewer, water, gas, data, etc)--which varies significantly in age and implementation is rather complicated and expensive to do. If it were cheaper to do this than to just maintain the ancient infrastructure, utilities would do it. Leaving the bill for this sort of work to local communities would bring a significant challenge and consumers would probably just rather pay their ever-increasing utility bill, or convert to solar--if it's even a viable option to them.
Success is 25% talent,, 25% work and 50% luck. No amount of complaining or minimising can change that. There's many people with Jimmy Carr's talents who were suitable for the job he applied for, and he got those jobs. Does he deserve it? Definitely! Do they have a right to complain? No, cos that's the way the dice rolls. If they had become Jimmy Carr, they probably would've screwed it up by now. His longevity shows talent and skill even more than it shows luck.
I must add, hats off to most of these comments. I wish the world as a whole was made up of people who know an empty suit when they see and hear one.
He praised Obama..he most definitely is not able to recognize empty suits
Exactly
Well said
He's a clown. You're right.
Is he wrong?
Classic case of a brilliant guy that's absolutely detached from the common person.
That's because the common man sucks ass. Everyone should try their best to rise above that. Don't settle for mediocrity.
Fully agreed. Life seen through a rich man's eyes
He does make some good points, though. The gun club thing is actually a very good idea. He's right about how we aren't grateful for what we have these days. I get that we're on the wrong trajectory, and our best days may be behind us, but relative to any time in history, have it pretty easy. We shouldn't lose sight of that.
@@brent3086 It's hard to be grateful for what you do have when it's harder and harder to have simple things like, food on the table, or a stable job for 30+ years.. or a house you'll actually completely own one day.
@@mongolmcphee7791 A rich man who EARNED It, through hard work and talent.
This is the second interview like this I've seen with Jimmy, and my god is he a font of wisdom. Jimmy really gets it.
I was lucky enough to see Jimmy in 2014. It's the best show I have ever been to see. He does take it to a place where you are a little uncomfortable, but it's so funny. That's what comedy is supposed to do.
Punching comes from the workplace describing bosses who make fun of their employees in front of everyone. That is generally considered bad manners.
He is so right about making sure to keep writing jokes. I watch comedians repeating the same jokes 3-4 years later and it is bizaare.
Much of what Jimmy says is nuts. UK refused the trade deal with USA did they? How about just before the Brexit vote when USA told us we would go to the "back of the queue" if we voted out of the EU? USA wanted no trade deal with us if we were not part of the EU. Why do you think it has not happened? But it's not a bad thing. Many of our trading standards are utterly different to USA and unless our regulators did things right (which they usually don't), our producers would lose out, just as many are doing now with imports.
The whole punching up, punching down thing is all about reinforcing hierarchy. It's supercilious.
It would be great if you pushed back more during this interview.
Jimmy is to big for these guys, they know the rules.
They want to get bigger, so they'll continue to have soft ball conversations, until they are big enough.
He's an awesome guy, and that was an awesome conversation, but I do think he's a little unaware of his privileged position. I don't know what the comedy industry is like, but if it's anything like the music business... There are thousands of people out there whose dream is just to be in a position to earn a living from making music. That really is the definition of success to a lot of people who are struggling for success. Awesome conversation, nonetheless.
"How you do anything is how you do everything." It's so simple and quaint, but it's just not as true as we'd like. I will put SO much effort into things I care about, yet very little into things I don't (to my detriment, often). I get his point, of course.
Jimmy is my spirit animal
Wow, I can't believe that for someone who is so controversial....he spends far too much time with his head buried in the sand!
I bet if he read this he would think it was super clever.
A sneaky rat is more destructive than a raging bull. And Jimmy is a sneaky rat.
I always thought so, long before the jibby jabby snarkiness I thought something doesn't add up about him...
Girls, find yourself a man that looks at you like Konstantin looks at Jimmy 😅