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The "Jon Stewart of Egypt" discusses his influential rise to fame and the dangers of doing political comedy under an authoritarian regime
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Larry Wilmore unpacks some of the complexities of celebrating the Fourth of July in the black community (1:00). He also touches on the increasing difference between "the right" and "the left" on the issue of immigration and prosperity (7:00), before sitting down with Bassem Youssef (often referred to as "the Jon Stewart of Egypt") to discuss his influential rise to fame through satire and the dangers of doing political comedy under an authoritarian regime (13:00).
Bill and Sean celebrate the late Norm Macdonald by rewatching a comedy favorite
Danny, Danny, and Craig recommend who you should pick up this week
Bryan and David discuss ‘Peril,’ the newest book from the legendary journalist
Plus, Alan Goldsher of Collectable, assessing Zion Williamson’s card value, and mailbag questions
Keyshawn Johnson and Bob Glauber join Bakari to talk about their new book, ‘The Forgotten First,’ which highlights the careers of the first Black NFL players
Ryen also shares some thoughts from the weekend in college football
