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And more relatable to people here. so the point is to show stories of people going through this — going through war and how we cope and how we deal. and, yeah, this is something i want to do in my stand—up because i do a lot of observational comedy and i just — the surreal nature of it to have daily and normal problems like my apartment is a mess and also dealing with, you know, war. so that's — there is relating. war. so that's - there is reiating-_ war. so that's - there is relatinu. ., , relating. zelenskyy, of course, himself famously _ relating. zelenskyy, of course, himself famou...

Don't fight in front of white people. >> laura: tells a pretty funny line. i like that line that was hysterical. i think is very talented not all my type of comedy, i thought it was pretty good. >> he is hilarious is observational comedy is spot on i just say that the thing that people came for the will smith bit it was really not a special, it was really abbreviated and it's too close to them he is still hurting from this thing your take away, chris rock doesn't really find us all that funny. it's still too personal, but marlon wayans and hbo special called god loves me entire show was about ...

You know, essentially a book for kids who feel different, to make sense of their experience in a society which kind of "others" them. and, you know, i know it was directly related to your daughter's experience in the united states. you've also launched a sort of platform for healthy eating and wellness — plant b, i think you call it. seems to me that you, bassem youssef, are turning inward. your humour was all about looking outward, and now you're really sort of exploring your inner self in a way. well, comedy, at the end of the day comes from your own truth, right? so if i didn't feel what ...

Of my truth because this is the country of my kids right now, and i need to do something for them to support them. my comedy still is outwards because a lot of it is observational comedy, but based on my inner experience, the whole thing about the plant—based diet and wellness, a lot of people don't know that actually i started that in egypt before i left. it was not a rebound. i'd just started that, but it was kind of overshadowed by my political satire show in egypt. and then when that was taken away, that kind of went out in the forefront. because of my medical background, i am interested...