Johnny Mac’s Daily Comedy News covers David Letterman’s New York Times interview about the Late Show ending, where he mocks the Ellisons, questions what happened to Stephen Colbert, and calls CBS/Skydance “lying weasels” despite CBS saying it was “unequivocally a financial decision,” while also discussing Byron Allen’s Comics Unleashed as a sign of network TV’s shift. The episode reports Louis C.K.’s Netflix festival set at the Hollywood Bowl, his material, standing ovation, lack of addressing misconduct he previously admitted to, and a Decider critique of Netflix and the media’s framing. It notes Dave Chappelle bringing Kanye West onstage at The Comedy Store, uncertainty around the Roast of Kevin Hart lineup, Zach Galifianakis criticizing podcasters who don’t challenge Trump, a Schultz/Charlamagne debate, and festival spotlights including Night of Too Many Stars, Kill Tony, and multiple LA shows.
 
00:17 Letterman on Colbert Ending
03:13 Louis CK Netflix Festival Standing Ovation
05:09 Culture Critique and Media
07:09 Chappelle Brings Out Kanye
07:38 Kevin Hart Roast Updates
09:14 Andrew Shulz and Trump Podcasts
11:16 More News and Listening Picks
12:19 Netflix Festival Show Guide
15:21 Thursday Lineup at Netflix fest

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