Jim Jefferies Swings By To Talk About Season 2 Of His Comedy Central Show

[Music] thanks everybody whoa welcome to build I'm your host Ricky Camilleri he is one of the sharpest minds in late night and his Comedy Central show the Jim Jefferies show returns March 27th let's take a look at a clip I found four members of the White House press corps in a Washington DC bar in the middle of the day so your work for different outlets do you all get along the White House press corps is a pretty close-knit group because when you're really in it in it you travel so much together with the same people around the world seeing them day after day how much you know [ __ ] is going on are you all gonna be having sex with each other no chemistry everybody very nice mr. Jefferies yes thank you for having me I was doing radio all day so I didn't dress up so you look great oh thank you jacket kind of match it's great you want to hear about your clothes everything kind of matches what is a picture of me I'd have to sit next to the entire time where I look thinner than I do now with one eyebrow every single publicity photo of me is just like one eyebrow and what people don't know is as a child I had a stroke and that's why I did what are you laughing it's not it's not that's what happened to services flowing that's why yeah he had like a mild stroke and he's a kid and that's when we'll tease him and do that in person age the guy has an actual physical difficulty we mocked the hell out of people do that to his face - like people meet him the Rose slide here you had a tough childhood you almost died I think the fact that can bathe himself in millions of dollars probably make sense probably by himself is just really nice it was the weird thing about Rocky was that that with every fight everyone else after fights gets dumber and dumber and the the football injuries with the heads but rocky got more intelligent as the films went along way like he started Rocky one he was really dumb then rocky 2 he's dumb and wasting all his money but Rocky 3 he's like a [ __ ] scientist he's really intelligent and making good credit card commercials and speaking perfectly but rocky for his reason he's fixing the Cold War right he's fixing the girl war and then we get to rocky back rocky 5 he's loser rocky 6 rocky rubber dumb again he just had a sweet spot of 7 years in the middle where his intelligence picked up and then he went back to stupid I always forget about Balboa there's four I always see five and then Creed but there's that Balboa one there Babar was a beautiful movie it was a really nice maybe and then create and now for the new creator I don't know this is what you brought me on the show to talk about and in the new Creed they're bringing back Ivan Drago Dolph Lundgren really yeah he's been working out Ivan Drago is gonna fight like a poly Creed son it's like I had killed all your family I don't know what it is perfect timing for that right some Cold War the Russians are playing up again it's like at the moment what a trump yesterday said he congratulated Putin on his election win and people were like I bet this was a rigged election I'm like yeah like this election was definitely influenced by Russians there's no debate that there was some Russian interference in the Russian election what is it do you and do you enjoy having to cover Trump every week and having to write jokes about him right is there something cathartic about it or does it get dark I wish I I wish we didn't have to because people always say because when I got the show we were still in the election I assumed I'd be doing jokes about Hillary and everyone always guys would you have to work a little bit harder for I think sometimes not as much as you think she has a philandering husband she-she the thing about Hillary is she wasn't funny and that's it's fun to pick on people who aren't funny you know it's fun to just pick on anyone really if you if you can take anything from this interviewing I'm all for bullying ah but but she wasn't funny so so she would have been an easy target for certain things but I would rather be talking about social issues I would rather talk about the gun debate and what's happening with the school shootings outside of having to talk about stupid things that Trump has said you know I mean I don't want to do every show that our Trump took a [ __ ] today and wrote a really outrageous tweet but you can't ignore it and so all these shows all the people on the right now are going all these shows are just Trump bashing and we don't really want a bash Trump I don't want to I'd rather Trump bashes policies or things that are going on or social issues that he is in implicated in rather than he said something stupid he called Kim Jong on little rocket man you know but but you wake up in the morning you're about to call you should do your show and he goes little rocket man you're like [ __ ] that's my show today I can't ignore it now I have to remember the lyrics to the Elton John song to write a joke and that's where we're at then with the gun debate it's kind of you know instead of being able to have a sober conversation about it we have to talk about the crazy proposal of his that is not gonna happen and it's totally insane guns they teachers should all have guns and that they should receive bonuses if they get guns like yeah well it's it's you gotta ride it into like they don't have the school funding to give textbooks so I don't know how we have the school funding to give guns you don't know America my friends this is this is the thing I think there's a way out of this I think if you go like like we're always gonna get guns that they're always gonna fun guns then the teachers have to be more creative so when they're asking for more textbooks go we need more gun textbooks we need we need some gonna raises some gun myths some gun supplies people gun supplies you can get anything sent to the school the idea of the teachers having guns look at the moment my opinions on gun control like I come from a country that where they ban guns and it worked out and we haven't had a mass shooting since the early 90s when we had our last mass shooting there hasn't been one since it may be a coincidence who knows but it happened it happened I actually believe that it's a coincidence I D it coincided with when we ban guns that we had less shootings but but but America's not going to bank guns it's never gonna happen they're gonna be on guns you have so many guns already and it's like all right prove me wrong give all the teachers guns give them all guns let's see if it fixes it if it does fix it I will be happy to hold my hands up and go turned out the gift that more guns fix the gun problem but doing nothing hasn't worked for us yet thoughts and prayers haven't seemed to work for us yet so but I remember back to school I don't believe that a teacher wouldn't have shot me you know I several times I had dusters like a black board dusters they had wooden backs on them thrown at my temple just an anger desire boom like there's like a teacher who in one day decide and even then if I knew more could get sued and why was that but I think if a teacher has a 40-year career teaching kids there's little bastards in that [ __ ] class there's people oh yeah absolutely I feel like I checked that a little light but halfway through we get now we can start swearing yeah but there's teachers if you lose your [ __ ] one day out of 40 years that's a good record right it's a good record unless you have a gun well then that's a that's a real stain on your teaching career if you lost your [ __ ] and you had a gun and also a lot of teachers are just really old she's really old people you want them to fight against an ar-15 pistol or something I'm not quite sure so I reckon just give the students guns give the teachers gun the cafeteria ladies they get fed later it was very linear material people I never remember a cafeteria man though when I would the school I'm sure I assumed that they work now probably I think so yeah I think men have been allowed into the cafeteria workforce where is the maid to campaign for the men who cannot work in the cafeteria is our guns really coming from Australia our guns the sort of craziest thing in America that you like there's it they're not the craziest thing in America but it's it's something so distinctively America that that other foreign people are the foreign people other people from other countries can't really wrap their brain around it and it's like your election seat I grew up in what you would consider a right-wing house in Australia but right-wing views in Australia more financial or whether we give welfare to certain people or what have you what the Republican Party was about 25 years ago where it seems like every election to me now is like is like abortion and guns am I do you agree with abortion do you disagree with the bush and you trying to take my guns and I feel like a lot of stuff is just being slit but do you know America and the why the [ __ ] aren't you outraged by this you're the only country in the free world that gives two weeks holiday everyone else gives four if you have a full-time job as you get four weeks like Germany gives eight France gives six you're rocking out with two why aren't you [ __ ] writing in the street at the end of your career that's two years of your life is being taken away by the workforce but thank God I got this off my gun so I can protect the family and you know that there's a Republican idea there's so antiabortion that all life is precious unless it steps on my property you know it's it's me that that's what you should be angry about like I've no you have no holidays or Zico and vacations all life is precious unless it's somehow needs a check from the federal government for everyone should be boy once you're born you're on your [ __ ] own I think that's one of the issues of why people don't ride in the streets about two weeks vacation now is that his arm that I have enough time off work there's Australia Europe with a slight social safety net American dream is if you work hard you can achieve anything but if you fail you're [ __ ] all right and this is something about the whole idea of the American dream now I'm gonna become an American I'm trying to love this country I but this this whole idea that that's your dream that the American dream what do you think the rest of us are doing yeah that's the dream for everyone on the human race you work hard you save your money you might get a house and you might achieve your goals that's sanction in society yeah every other society isn't going I guess if I work hard nothing will happen no no we all agree that hard work leads to good things and you know the simple rule of life you get what you give treat people as you want to be treated and you'll get it in return I don't believe in karma because Karma's [ __ ] it's wishy-washy crap but if you think that bad people will get bad things happen to them that that doesn't always happen don't always sometimes they get to become president right hoping on karma even worse when it comes in yeah one day the car was gonna happen this guy and you'll only be worth five billion and won't be President you got a that Oh showing but I do believe good you do good you'll get good so going into the second season of the second season of the show that you're jumping into now yeah well going into the second season what were some of the it's good right yeah there's a gym now they told me that for there's a gymnasium upstairs right then a steroid band man just broke a collarbone we just had that happen he's night was like I'm spotting you did and then he just dropped it that's a dead guy what were some some new ideas going into the second season obviously you know you shoot in a studio light you're doing commentary but where there are some sort of fresh ideas that you guys chose different from saying John Oliver's or Samantha bee show in the sense that I'd do all my own field pieces so this this is why the show has been a little later getting onto air than those other shows because I had to go out and film ten field pieces and we went off when we filmed things we did a field piece in Holland where we talked about how sex robots are going to take over and I met the the two oldest prostitutes in the world the this is great I know it's a Dutch name but their name is the [ __ ] the the [ __ ] the [ __ ] twins right and they're identical twins who still work the red-light district and they've been doing it since the 60s they've been working there these are their arthritic hands of shaped into what what's going on now one of them now I'm surely being interviewed a lot now one of them's names is Lucy [ __ ] and she she comes up to me and she goes I'm loose [ __ ] the oldest prostitute in the world and she did not find that and she didn't see the humor in that I'm like your name's loose [ __ ] and you're the oldest prostitute in the world I go that's funny right she goes why would that be funny I go I have no idea did you ever explain it to her why it was funny look look my time ran out I gave you the money and I went home no I I I tried to and you know what after me though very nice ladies they they had a lot of good stories that a great attitude about the whole thing we also did a piece in I did a gig in Tel Aviv so we did we we built a feel peace in Israel around that about circumcision and I meant like the one Jewish guy who's really angry about getting the end of his dick cut off not all of our stuff a sex-related that's just the tour one of the talk about why is he so angry just not happy with the end of his dick I suppose so what he did get circumcised he was right about other child and now he feels like it's mutilation or something like that I'm circumcised and I was fine weird when you Mason mine okay this this is the this is a joke it's better it is better right now there is arguments against it but this is this is a fact that I'm gonna tell you that we'll just prove my point right there is never been a dildo a vibrator or any sex toy that has been sold with a foreskin no one has ever bought a dildo and when I want an extra bit of rubber hanging out over the name name me one time in history where extra skin on a human being was a good thing we're like an old person to that Turkey next thing you know I've been looking forward to this oh yeah women love extra skin Oh like went some 500-pound person loose 300 pounds look at that big elephant here a scheme and the doctor doesn't go what keep that if I was you it's so appealing on a human extra hangy skin evolutions waiting to catch up on the end of dicks I'll tell you that much isn't circumcision also good for like diseases and bacteria and stuff like that is that a thing sure I can't even imagine the amount of more diseases I would have caught by the amount that I've already gotten I feel like that would be outrageous my foreskin diseases now they reckon that you have a far less chance of getting HIV or AIDS or whatever or something I assume what about a doctor I think I should tell you this right away really that that I have very little qualifications the fact that they gave me a TV show to talk about anything is outrageous and it shows how irresponsible Comedy Central can be what was your what was your pitch for the show was it the fact that you're coming from a perspective of sort of a kind of a but an Australian I would like to tell you that I had a had a pitch but they brought me in for a meeting and they they went you kind of look like John Oliver without glasses that's a plus no I just said I wanted to do a late night show and I wanted to do international field pieces was the big difference you know I mean I I had a routine that went viral about gun control and then after that I became somewhat of a social comment commentator on stage you know but I don't think that shows like mine or John's or Samantha they call them news based comedy shows they're not really news at all because the news in America isn't news anymore it used to be because I just spent some time in Europe and the news is like this in Europe you watch it they go this is what happened today and they go down and they tell you all the facts [ __ ] great yeah and in news in America the two major channels Fox and CNN and now we bring on our commentary people and they all talk and discuss what they think and news now in America has become an opinion piece and so like if you want to see what something like Hannity and say that's a new show no it's not it's a guy giving opinions and so my show isn't a new show it's a comedy opinion piece there was a you know you said after this uh this gun the stand-up piece they did about gun control you became somewhat of a social commentator was that reluctantly or did you were you excited to kind of take on I gotten older and had issues that I wanted to talk about it wasn't a reluctant thing I don't think that I was mature enough or smart enough in my 20s to be able to do that so the stampin 20s was all stories about one-night stands and taking drugs and stories of my childhood and stuff like that and so there's once you stop having one-night stands once you stop taking drugs once all your chopped your childhood stories are gone you'd better talk about something so I started going ah well this is what I don't like about the world this is what I do like about the world but to be honest with you I was a fairly selfish guy in my 20s you know I did I only cared about causes that affected me and then in like my early 30s I remember there was like a pivotal moment where I I went on a march in Britain when I was living in London for gay marriage and I thought this will never affect me but I felt like it was an equality thing that I had to get involved with and that's when I started getting more protest II in my life you know I'm curious you had a not an incident but a thing on Bill Maher with was it Piers Morgan yeah yeah well how did he know beforehand that you hated him did you talk to him in the I assumed he did because no you know I understand the population hates him no piece of organs he's a bit of a prick really and the thing is we both have the same opinion on guns I think he always got a little pissed off that I was the other foreign guy who was talking about guns in America so had a chip on his shoulder or something but he had said some things on Twitter about me or what have you and we'd had little Twitter I he didn't I didn't realize that was a part of it oh this is way before hand and we'd never met and then I was doing the Bill Maher show and I put out the most sort of bland tweet ever that was like hey everyone I'll be on the Bill Maher show tonight please watch you know whatever and then he sent me a message underneath that said I'll be sitting six feet away from you bring your a-game and I thought and I thought to myself if I get one opening with that kind I'm gonna take it and I did I gave him the finger and tongue to go [ __ ] himself and then it's which is childish of course it's Charlie's but the audience all started applauding and I thought oh this is an easy thing to do so everybody hates even talking about him now he's happy because he like he just needs me because because Quinn is essentially the guys talents he was an editor editor at a newspaper which he might be good at that who knows but he was never meant to be a celebrity or a person who was interviewed or a person who was meant to have a talk show he was an editor or a newspaper and he got his little window and I think he swims in the pool of people hating him he just loves that so even now he's you're probably masturbating piece right now just watching this probably jacking off to yourself you [ __ ] lowlife prick anyway so so weird because then he's jacking off to that - OH insult of him jacking off to himself he's probably jacking it harder layer or levels of just kind of he's just an it's just an intensely unlikable God but you know what we need villains and if he wants to be on my show you can come on my show I guess I don't know I don't it's not like a if I saw him in a bar I get can't piss let's have a beer and then we'd have a little conversation it's not like I'd throw daggers at the guy or anything like that who would you throw daggers out if you could are there's plenty of ex-girlfriend's is there's plenty of relatives you know I mean but no no no no famous III just this is funny I just stupidly I I hate Johnny Cash I'll give that right I think John if Johnny Cash was alive I would be disappointed III think Johnny Cash is the most overrated person in the history of entertainment and if I have to hear one more people go he had a career that spanned 40 years I'm like with three [ __ ] songs right and everyone's like everyone calls a key he's cash and all the type of stuff and they and then they he gets credit for such rubbish they got are the man in black what because he wore a black shirt and James because he was a bit fat he wanted to look slimming and then they they they get excited by our Johnny Cash and his catchphrase his catchphrase was hi I'm Johnny Cash how did you come up with it Johnny that must have taken months to crack the code on you Wisma cool [ __ ] catchphrase and then it's like Oh what about when he did that cover of you will have your way it's like it's a drunk guy mumbling into a microphone which you can't make a career out of by the way anyway so saying so I just think the guy gets too much cut it's like Ring of Fire alright and then it's like Folsom City Blues and it's called like a boy named Sue and whoever sat and listened to a boy named Sue and just went ah this is I've just never been on Sunset Boulevard had a convertible pull up to me and then the music's blaring and all I hear is that incident did it never no one listens to him everyone loves him if you do if you are a Johnny Cash man you're a [ __ ] lawyer that they don't exist do you have your t-shirt where he's given the finger and go yeah cutting edge the guy was useless anyway that's what I should have said in an interview I had recently I was doing an interview with and I'd like to apologize because the interview is coming out so I feel like this is a good time for me to apologize about this they said they said to me and any of you who do you dislike most in entertainment this is the Playboy just a print interview and I could have said Piers Morgan or Johnny Cash and you know Piers Morgan already hates me Johnny Cash is dead he's not gonna do anything and I thought that they would they would have been good answers but for some reason I attacked Josh GAD now I really I really don't have anything particularly against Josh GAD I don't when he's in a movie I'm not excited or whatever I think he gets far too much press because he was good in the book of all my problem with Josh GAD is this is that somehow he always figures out how to sing in a movie he could be in any mood it's gotta be in his contract where he goes and I get two singers the movie pixels with Adam Sandler somehow he he gets us in he could be in the movie Sophie's Choice and Josh GAD would figure out a way to sing a [ __ ] song right I think it's funny you've seen pixels I my son loves the movie pixels and it's actually not as bad as people say it's on Netflix so when we watch pixels every now and again because it's a big pac-man eating cards what's not to like had to see the writer but we have to skip past Josh singing anyway so so the point is I I don't really hate just god I just had seen pixels of the day before I've gotten a little bit upset about him seeing a song in it so in the Playboy interview I do attack you Josh it's not warranted and I'm really sorry and I hope you okay mate you're not as bad as Johnny Cash and you're definitely not as bad as Pierce Morgan probably probably the nicest guy in the world like hey guys I have a beef with Josh GAD there's also such a weird I mean to say that you're not as bad as Pierce Morgan it's like oh I get that but then the back you're not as bad as Johnny Cash very people are gonna under gonna understand that because everybody loves Johnny Kane no they don't they just think they love Johnny Cash name me six Johnny Cash songs I cannot name you five five of those would probably be covers yeah because and forty years what the [ __ ] were you doing Johnny what did you do with all that time now right now in this audience of twenty people there's someone who's outraged this is gonna go in any rotation go home listen to Johnny Cash gonna get through a full album I've tried I can't I don't know if he has a full album I don't know if you could put it enough tracks on to make a full album I think you'd run out you go we got four albums we got four songs that's Johnny done let's get questions from audience so I love your stand-ups I mean all the specials probably at least ten times always make me laugh I was wondering if you could kind of walk us through your process of workshopping jokes and figuring out which ones finally make it what stage so what do I do is once a record especially I never do the material again so you always have a little bit of panic after a special there's always like a few months grace period before between the time the special is recorded and when it is and so I'm in that period right now where I can do all the old jokes but then come July after the special is in June I've got some gigs and I'm terrified of those gigs right now so at the moment I'm writing like crazy now when I say writing most comics will do like either write their jokes like down in a book or they'll write a setlist where they write each word down and that'll prompt them to go after stories I've never written anything down for stand-up what I do is because most of its story based what I do is I get a kernel of idea I don't openly try it out I must be irritating to my friends because I'll be in a bar drinking and then I'll just tell this long-winded story and I see if they laugh and where the laugh points are and then I'll tell tell that story on stage or I'll riff on a certain subject or a topic on stage and so most of my writing is done on stage now I have the privilege of having a career at the moment where I'm so I'm doing my own shows I'm not in comedy clubs right so so my shows go for about an hour and 40 minutes so I feel like if the shows going good and the audience is warm I can dig about for about 20 minutes in the middle and try out some stuff and if it works really well I don't even mention it if it doesn't go well I just say oh I'm sorry that was some new stuff and then I get back into some strong material now what I don't get about what other comedians do is they're always like dropping in at the Comedy Store to try out a new five and I couldn't think any of anything worse than just doing five minutes of pure and new material that isn't wedged between my jokes that I already know work I don't know if that makes sense now as for how do you come up with it or whatever for me it's more just like turning my brain on like this is a necessity now I got to start thinking of things that might be funny and it's a lot of taking a [ __ ] having a shower and those moments when you're by yourself and you thinking in your car yeah daydreaming that where things just sort of seep in and seep out now now part of the problem with not writing anything down is me personally I can't watch other comedians because if I start watching other comedians all of a sudden the joke will I'll wake up and think I've written something and I'm like oh well that came quickly and if something comes too quickly then you've got to start asking your friends you go has anyone said this joke before it's just an original idea or what have you and often it's not or sometimes it is but yeah I try to keep sort of isolated and just and just thinking there's no easy answer to it I know other comedians do actually sit down and go I'm gonna write a joke today but that's never been the way that I've done it but for the TV show I do have to do it that way and the TV show we get into a writers room and go today we're writing jokes and it's and it's slightly different for the TV show because you like this is the topic we're talking about now when you're thinking of other jokes there's no topic that's off-limits is whatever happens to you I have started just recently like if something happens in the middle of night keeping a pad and pen by the side of the bed to write down just a word but sometimes those words can be really weird and you're coming down on xanax and yeah you've had a sleep where you're hungover and those words can make no sense whatsoever next question hey I'm good so I think you may have like sort of touched on the answer to my question I was gonna ask you like when are we actually gonna see some new stuff from you like yeah or online or JunJun there'll be new there'll be a new special coming out at the moment we've called the special this is me now and that's a punch line to one of those the stories that we filmed it in London at the Hammersmith Apollo I'm gonna say six weeks ago or something like that you know it was it was I like the special a lot it's it's much more like my oldest special than it is like my last two I feel like I talked about politics and social issues so much in the last two and now I talk about it so much on the TV show that this is more just story based again you know so it's all like long-winded stories and I used to do a lot of stories about my childhood now I just my my actual child's child but sometimes I'll let you a little secret because like people don't want to hear you talking about my kid said something funny my kids are something there's something that and so I had it my kid did a stupid things story and then I thought it's made me sound a little bit to Ray Romano E or something like that was anything but it was just not my brain and so there is one story in this new special where I lie and I say that it's from my childhood but it's not even me at all I just nicked it from my son a couple more questions next question hi Jim hi I'm a new comedian and a big fan of the stand-up the legit and the new show and annual the only person to stand up to ask the question say you're already [ __ ] loser when you write stand-up you have like a year or more whatever to write it work on it but with the talk show you have I'm guessing a week or whatever there's a few days a few whatever it is how if how do you know you're gonna finish in time when that amount of time for us well we because I don't write it all by myself and we have eight writers and we have like always in our back pocket we have a few evergreen pieces that we can talk about all the time so whether it be something on healthcare you can talk about that in week four or week eight or whatever so if it's a slow news week we find one of those stories and we go all right bang we'll talk about this or like we did like an episode on fentanyl and how it's [ __ ] people up in the Midwest or whatever you know I mean so so we do that type of a piece but what's the last slow news week well that's the problem but what I call slow news week now is trying not to talk about Trump yeah and so that's the first rule of show is let's try not to talk about Trump unless it's absolutely necessary and it turns out half the time it's absolutely necessary that we do it but but we we get it done on time and Monday's are always like a sort of stressful day and then because we and then we get the script and then I'm not very good with the teleprompt so I try to memorize it as much as possible so before I get to the show I can do it like I look at like John Oliver and Trevor Noah and you just know they're good at reading it is know they're the type that have probably read books and so so I'll never be that so so for the show it's like hopefully by Monday night by the time I go to bed I've got most of it in me my biggest fear and this has happened about four times and the 20 episodes we've already done is you wake up Monday morning 6 a.m. to go in and do the show and you turn on your show and you're like Trump tweeted [ __ ] watch and then you're like we have to rewrite the whole thing now and it's like so you just hope I always hope that Tuesday morning the world is peaceful and calm you don't want any shootings or anything with actually look I'll be honest yet I don't want shootings any morning it's not just like it's not like I just get to choose there you go oh good hopefully there'll be a shooting on Wednesday that I don't have to worry about no I don't want it any time but you want a very peaceful Tuesday morning Newsday you know what Trump misspelling counsel or going after Muller on Twitter or anything yeah it's something like that like the problem is he fires someone every day that's the one that you can't keep up with this person's fired that person's father's bonus why it's like foot 4 for my show at the moment the audio day Trump jr. getting divorced that's not a story that I'm interested in or like a story that we would probably talk about that's just tabloid [ __ ] to me it's very fun to make fun of that Trump jr. not as far as Eric noticed far as Eric Trump Donald Trump makes two types of children he makes he he makes the Ivanka's in the Donald Jr the maniacal people in the corner and he makes Eric and I don't want to be mean about Barron right no I think Barron's becoming an Eric he's gonna be an Eric and then Tiffany who knows you don't I don't know she I don't know if she's ever been to the White House yet oh she's been let in or anything like that I'm sure she doesn't have any she has less clearance then then Kushner Tiffany's here one more hi I were just wondering um since like you you did Santa first several years you've been doing the show for her you've been doing the show for a long time what do you enjoy more writing writing stand-up or writing for the show I preferred doing stand-up to anything in the world you know I mean and acting is I'll include that in acting but the the TV show cuz stand-ups fun you know and I mean and stand-ups for the most part I can't get in trouble too much for my standup you know and that's why I hate camera phones being in the shows because things get taken out of context but stand-ups more fun but I do feel a bigger sense of accomplishment after doing the TV show I do feel like wow that's something that I did with a team of people I got it all together maybe we made a great point that people can use to argue at dinner parties themselves or what have you so I feel like the the TV shows slightly more important and after being someone who's only worked with themselves for 15 years to collaborate with other people and to do something as a team has a certain level of satisfaction and the show the Jim Jefferies show returns next week right Tuesday the 27th Tuesday the 27th on Comedy Central and now the special is in June June I haven't been given a date and you know like Comedy Central or holding on to that to see if there's any bad press about me and yeah we've got a big contract with just God and you [ __ ] it up Jim Jefferies everybody live here [Applause] [Music]

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Length: 37min 45sec (2265 seconds)

Published: Thu Mar 22 2018