Johnny Mac delivers daily comedy news with heat-themed jokes, then reports that Ricky Gervais will skip the BBC’s 25th anniversary Office documentary (with Mackenzie Crook and Martin Freeman) to release his own affectionate YouTube documentary July 9, while the BBC special airs July 8 on BBC Two/iPlayer. Weird Al Yankovic says he turned down a lucrative commercial after learning it promoted AI. Dave Chappelle visited the Islamic Center of San Diego after a May 18 mass shooting that killed three, meeting community members and boosting fundraising. Trevor Noah, with Don Lemon, critiques the Kevin Hart Netflix roast for white comedians joking about Black people. John Oliver guest stars on General Hospital. The Onion begins rolling out parody “Infowars” programming with Tim Heidecker. Michael Che posts a joking birthday message to Colin Jost. The episode ends with mixed critical reactions to Louis C.K.’s new Netflix special, “Ridiculous,” which Mac hasn’t yet watched.
 
00:14 Late Bot Heat Jokes
00:40 Gervais Skips BBC Reunion
03:07 Weird Al Rejects AI Ad
03:32 Chappelle Mosque Visit
03:59 Trevor Noah Roast Talk
04:19 John Oliver Soap Cameo
05:13 Onion Launches Infowars Parody
06:05 Michael Che Birthday Roast
07:06 Louis C K Special Reviews
 

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