Moshe Kasher Says Liberals Are The Biggest Name-Callers
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- 'Problematic' host Moshe Kasher doesn't think liberals are persuading any right-wing voters by dismissing them 'hillbillies.'
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hmmm that was a weird interview. Almost like as if Stephen wasn't interested.
+Stealth Attack I know...I'm so curious as to the story behind his behavior in this interview...should probably watch the other interviews from this episode and see if he's the same with them...
I was frustrated by him not getting on Moshe's level.
he seemed a bit off during the renee goldsberry segment also.
Connor McKitrick I agree so much
or as if he couldn't get a word in...
i don't think Colbert and the audience got all the joke nuances lol, which made this interview Even more hilarious, definitely gonna watch Mosche's show now lol, the nerdy humor with the ref to 4chan which i'm like 'how are they not laughing?' and the gentrification ref 😂😂😂😂😂 love it
wow. when stephen doesn't like someone, he doesn't even bother to try and hide it
yana romanova Because he’s a petty media shill
Kinda weird when Stephen isn't carrying the interview.....not a common occurrence.....Kosher has got some intellect.....refreshing
Wow. Stephen HATES this dude. LOL!
Colbert hates a lot of people
Was he just talking to himself at the end there?
Yeah what the fuck was up with Stephen and the audience? Moshe was being really funny here; I might check the show out except politics are slowly killing me.
@spencer Personally, I didn't find him that funny. Not trying to attack him/you, but maybe Stephen/the audience just wasn't feeling him.
Probably didn't help that his show is called "Problematic", and proceeded with trivializing gun violence *and* quoting misogynstic lyrics. I myself am not PC, but I got whiplash. :p
headoverheels88 are you calling gangster rap misogynistic? Dude how fuckin racist are you
"I myself am not pc" after complaining about the most pc things imaginable.
You don't fool anyone.
Grimli Son of Groin
Please don't make this about you and your probable reddit buddies' politics. I religiously watch South Park and Always Sunny. So let's not get cute.
As a liberal, I agree. We need to get back to more substantive debates, and that requires more willingness to cooperate on both side of the aisle, and avoid party stereotypes
it doesn't help when the other side starts with "HES STILL UR PRESIDENT LIBTARD U GONNA CRY NOW HUH HUH?"
too trippy
I am the son of 2 deaf parents, and also grew up in oakland.
Way to go Mose dodging all the questions. You can tell he had everything totally rehearsed before coming on.
Almost every time I've heard someone say "Moshe Kasher" I end up hearing "motion capture." It confuses the hell out of me for a couple of seconds every time.
Seriously, though. Can you imagine being your 8-year-old self, rolling up to your elementary school with "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted" blaring on your car stereo?
He's right. You can even see in the comments all the time. It's tiring and it comes from both sides.
stephen didn't like hearing that, truth hurts
This is incredible. This dude just steam rolled Colbert on his on show.
it's like Stephen looked into a magic hipster with ADD mirror.
"Saying that saying problematic is problematic is problematic and this needs to stop."
Moshe Kasher..THE MOST Jewish name EVER.
like Hersch Anna Weinstein (as in Harvey)
You can tell when Stephen doesn't like someone lol
Yeah, it's painfully obvious.
Stephen likes a conversation, while that was a monologue, and a rather vague one at that.
Yeah I was like wow he ain’t fucking with him lol.
Ramon Blackz Wow this guy is a douche bag. Stephen is like fuck you
I think he was just a little taken aback by Moshe bringing up this kind of serious topic and then just goes into monologue about gay porn and gangster rap and he didn't know how to handle it.
He was slow to find his groove on network TV. When he was on CC and had an unentertaining interview he had a game plan but here you can't just go into roasting the shit out of them bc on a network its more of a platform managers and agents use to advance their clients. More so than a late night cable show.
That's a dark dark place
lol Kasher was spot on. i get he kinda went off but someone's gotta be honest here.
that guy was all over the place even stephen doesnt know what to do
No one better deserves a show than Moshe Kasher does. The guy is great. I'd love to see more stand up of his though!
So funny at the start how Moshe stopped the 3 people still clapping when he sat down.
Moshe Kasher is the best. Period.
this is so awkward
Moshe Kasher is so much more authentic and way funnier than Phony Colbert!
Love Moshe. So excited for the new show!
3:45 and then I left the video.........
Ummm, where the hell was he during trumps campaigning!
Anyone who still approves of Trump deserves to be insulted for being so weak minded.
He kinda side tracked that last question and started talking about his deaf mom and rap music
Yeah exactly.
So basically he is willing to see that he is not willing to act.
But at least he’s better than almost all guys you can’t even see what they’re doing......Лучшая. Для меня была, есть и будет. Вряд ли в ближайшее время зажжется еще одна такая звезда.
3 years ago•8
appolinarie
Вы не представляете,насколько я с Вами согласна. Наташа-очень глубокий внутренне человек и она умеет быть собой на сцене-вот,в чём её секрет. Помню,в этом году на Кремлин-Гала видела лишь 2 небольших номера с ней и Васильевым,но сколько в них было жизни и энергетики...После них не воспринимаются другие артисты.
I don't call the people on the Extremist Far-Right names, but I ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS call out their IGNORANCE at EVERY SINGLE TURN/TIME/MOMENT whenEVER I Can!
lmao the grumbling when he mentions 4chan
Moshe Kasher is one of my all time favorites and I wish I could just listen to his comedy all the time.
Podcasts are inherently not re listenable , but I will go back and re listen to Pete Holmes podcast episode with Moshe again and again.
MEDIUM SOUP!
lol Stephen was annoyed....
Was that Hercules Mulligan at 3:30?
He's so smart and funny, I wish he had more time on the show
Looks like the lovechild of Aldous Huxley and TS Eliot
Wow! One negative comment about liberals and Steven has nothing to say.
It's not just an issue *between* liberals and conservatives. It's the fact that you can barely voice a political opinion without being branded as belonging to one "team" or another. I've been called a liberal countless times in the past year or so, even though I've only ever picked a party for voting in the primaries and my political opinions are scattered and belong mostly to a couple of general ideologies like human rights and caring for your fellow man, not to a party line.
TransparentLabyrinth what's sad is that liberals are enjoying this being a team vs. team game just as much as the conservatives do.
True, and that's just the thing... the thinking of it as teams, as you said. Sometimes it really feels like there are people on both sides who think this is just some sort of large scale sports game.
here come the banjo.🎵🎶🎶🎵
I see more "libtards" than "racists" on the Internet (it's the opposite in reality). Yet, both times I see conservatives discuss politics. I don't see liberals doing much of that.
4chan Normal? Its the internets latrine...
hah felt it was classier then internet portapotty
Thats what makes it so normal, the internet is all a shitshow, so 4chan being so unfiltered is about as nomral and true as it can be!
He hit the nail on the head.
That was very letterman-esque how Stephen just didn't even pretend to give a shit about this guy. I actually don't hate the guy, but he was doing stand up while Colbert wanted a discussion. Colbert is normally very good interviewing smaller comedians (like his Anthony atamanuik interview earlier this week), I guess he just didn't like Moshe.
wake and stop the two party system. One man, one vote....
Stephen's so fucking PG he wouldn't even step on the same rope that Moshe is swiftly walking on.
I know Moshe was so great in Conan. Any comedian that goes on Conan makes him hundred times funnier.
Moshe has his stand up comedy material disguised as a panel interview. Which is why Colbert has nothing to ask him.
It's becasue on CBS you're supossed to stay somewhat Family freindly. Also probably after Stephen acidently flipped thebird live on stage he's trying to make the exacs happy. I think he just doesn't want to get caught feeding Moshe's dirty jokes incase he breaks another rule.
I kinda felt more like Stephen was allowing Moshe to have the spotlight for that segment letting him fire off jokes and let the audience get to know him more rather than get too involved himself. I seen it more as a nice gesture to a lesser known comedian starting his show. I had no idea who this guy was till now and I was glad Stephen gave him room to work.
Stephen isnt PG.
Well... That was short...
how did this guy land Natasha Leggero?
I like that guy
Stephen didn’t know what to do. Kasher was slamming liberals in really ironic way, and the jokes were going over his head.
"... my parents were both deaf(def), they were super into hip-hop, both of them"
That was a pretty damn clever joke!
Ahhhh I didn't get that, thanks
I suspected that's what it was at first, but after he told the anecdote I just assumed he was making a joke about both his parents "listening" to a lot of gangsta rap thanks to him, without knowing about the lyrics and whatnot.
It's not uncommon for deaf people to like hip hop specifically because of the beat.
Love this guy.
Colbert: I used to be almost as funny.
I fear I talk the way he talks. I reckon I demand a lot of conversation and my listening skills could be far improved
Moshe is too funny, his specials are the best
Stephen was really weird in this interview. Felt like he had something else on his mind.
This is the same guy who said people were more sad about Trump winning than 9/11... I can't take him seriously at all.
He won't admit but Stephen is an extremist on the other side and can't take the joke on liberals. BOTH sides have their extremists but I hate that only one side's get called out. Huffpost and Buzzfeed are the only extremists I have seen liberals make fun of.
Liberals would say they have it worse with how they are responded by Conservatives. 1) Go on Twitter, 2) Go to Berkeley
For Conservatives, 1) Go to Breitbart, 2) Get better representatives than Fox News
Also reminder that the internet is not representative of entire ideological populations.
He avoided Stephen's question. Once Stephen asked him to provide an opportunity for self-criticism to demonstrate his point, he shut down and told anecdotes. Talking about an identity crisis is not the same as giving examples of how you badmouthed the other side.
this wasnt therapy. he was there to promote a show and be entertaining.
PSA: "moshe kasher" means "kosher moses" in Hebrew
Good for him I hope his show is watched
I don't quite understand what everyone is saying about the interview being weird and awkward. But maybe that's because I saw the show and know that Moshe was the very last guest& didn't have a lot of time. I didn't feel that Colbert was disinterested but rather was giving his guest the full 5mins or whatever time he had left.
whats problematic about Moshe is that he and Neal arent doin the Champs podcast anymore
Conservatives have names for liberals the same way Eskimo people have 50 words for snow. Liberals just call them "conservatives" and "Republicans" and that's good enough.
I can see why Stephen would feel uncomfortable with this guy's "jokes" but he brings up a good point: liberals and conservatives really need to look at their own damn faults as well. This "I am always 100% right, I am always 100% the victim, it is always 100% the other guy's fault" mentality really needs to stop.
Message to all humans: Moshe Kasher has a book. That book is better than you. Read or even better listen to it... It´s better than you..
Wtf how am I so early?! There are zero Trump jokes! What do I do?!
*You* make the jokes yourself.
Wha-what?!
*starts sweating and fidgeting*
Ashmita Nandy
if you build it, they will come.
...by build it, i mean the wall.
...by come i mean cum. 😉
Cat 5 Suspension bruuuuuuhhhh 😂😂😂😂
we need to build a ....
wallstreet journal
Moshe is great. Y'all should read his book Kasher in the Rye. He was in rehab for doing too much acid when he was only 13/14. Don't judge a book by its cover...
This is actually the funniest thing I've read in the comment section all day, and one of the most creative. Why is the good shit so far down the scrolls?
Ad Hoc hahha this guy GETS it. i read that book too in one fucking sitting, but i thought his standups are have an acquired taste. His materials even his tone are very friend-to-friend-in-a-coffee-shop kind of conversation and not many people find it appealing... especially to an audience who expects more of a show instead of actually conversing in front of them
I'm busted. I commented on a Yahoo story about US Atty Gen. Sessions and how he looked like the banjo playing boy in the movie Deliverance.
I can see a faint resemblance
Motion Capture?
He said he grew up in Seaside Brooklyn on Conan's show.
his parents divorced and his dad lived in bk. he said on conan he spent a few weeks a year there.
TIL that Jeff Goldblum got laid 25 years ago.
As someone born and raised in Oakland, I don't know why but everyone has to make a sound effect after saying they are from Oakland. We all do it.
It's about time somebody put Colbert in his place. Hack.
Steve is bored out of his skull
This was strange, Stephen clearly did not like the guy from the start and didn't even try to fake it. Normally the host will laugh along with a joke the guest makes to be polite, even if the joke sucked. Here it was like the guy tells a joke and Stephen looks at him like "yeah, and?"
Yeah Colbert was showing his self absorbed and superior side - he generally needs to get over himself.
why did they edit out parts of the interview?
He told the same exact Oakland latte joke a year ago on Conan
Didn't actually answer the question. Makes sense Colbert wasn't impressed by him.
Brendan W. Yeah I'm willing to bet Stephen thought he was going to have a more serious interview with him and it seemed like it was going to be at first but then the guy's dumb ego kicked in and he had to start doing a comedy routine.
Brendan W. Lmao Moshe is a great comedian. Colbert knew exactly what was going on.
BoUrnNe26 you've never seen a comedian do an interview before then. Louie, Burr, Notaro all do interviews with their stand up act bits laced into it in a conversational way.
Yes, the thing is, guests aren't on these shows to be buddies with the host. They're there to promote their material. Comedians will go on and frequently do bits from their set, and actors will go on and just generally try to be likable and make people want to see their film. It's business. Guy doing his comedy thing while Stephen looks on is what he's there to do.
Brendan W. Swallow already .... Q
Stephen himself is low life, unfunny, extremely boring host and he judges others as if he got PhD in comedy.
Oakland in da house!
Hahah that was so good!
I don't use the terms liberal or conservative talking about namecallers. Far right like Breitbart and the "libtard" crowd and the far left like the Buzzfeed idiots and extreme SJWs take away from intelligent conversation. I'm pretty far left but I understand the need for moderation.
Tl; Dr : Lets hug it out, guys.
I really like Moshe, I think he's really cool and funny but it seems he's not being received very well in this comment section
Moshe... you have clearly put on some weight in the last couple of years... Don't let it get out of hand or you will be very unhappy. Good Luck with your new show.
Stephen looks tired
Moshe's put on an extra chin since I last saw him. That's not name-calling, right? More like name-implying.
Motion Capture
His jokes we to smart for the audience ... Or they're too liberal to laugh at those jokes. Lol ironic
dude needs to stop buttoning that top button
Hey CC, some thoughts on the show:
-I think the idea is important and necessary to start bridging the
steadily growing divide in the US. (even though CC may have a pretty one
sided audience, it is a start)
-the first episode felt rushed, the guests barely got to comment, and
the dialogue I was hoping for did not develop
-instead of defining cultural appropriation in the
beginning (I assume the viewers know), the guests could have explained
where, for them, the line is and when it is crossed
-the clips showcasing cultural appropriation, though a
helpful reminder, felt disruptive to the panel discussion, preventing an
actual dialogue from developing. I would have liked a collection of
those examples at the beginning (maybe as an introduction) better.
-I was also expecting a discussion between opposing
views on the topic. The audience questions would have been more
interesting, had there, for example, been a 'Coachella-Girl' commenting,
and then a panel member explaining just how hurtful cultural
appropriation can be. (I was expecting this after seeing the interview
on The Late Show, so maybe other topics will be tackled this way)
------> Such a
discussion is the first step to understanding the other side, actually
grasping their point, no matter how ridiculous it may seem. No fact in
the world can change a mind, as long as it isn't being heard.
-further, given there is a discussion, Moshe Kasher could take on the
role of a mediator. This would entail: making sure the other side has
been fully understood before responding, creating an environment in
which both side feel comfortable voicing their concerns, and possibly
guiding both sides to and understanding/agreement on the topic.
(basically the values of Non Violent Communication and Systemic
Consenting)
I hope the show will grow into it's premise, or at least try on
different ways to start the conversation between the two sides. I'm not
expecting to get a definitive answer on all the questions/topic covered,
but rather to be given enough information and as many views as
possible, so that I can differentiate where I stand. And, well, ideally
the participants on the show would too.
I adore him
I really like this comedian "Motion Capture"
Did this guy just sit on the chair and started doing bits of his stand-up? This was supposed to be an interview..
It's standard for talk shows.
In these type of shows spontaineity does not exists. When comedians are invited they are auditioned before the show so that the producers and the host know what the guest is going to say during the show. The host is actually the one who plays along and asks the right questions to direct the conversation to what the guest (specifically stan-up comedians) want to say (mostly to promote their new stand-up material, book, a tv show etc.). I know it's weird, but that's how it is. Letterman did that on a regular basis, as Norm MacDonald once revealed. But I think that was common knowledge for most of the viewers anyway.
colbert didnt like the joke at 57 seconds, you can see it really caught him off guard, but it was super witty on Moshes part. It was pretty fucking funny, but Colbert did not like being roasting like that hahaha
Moshe didn't really answer the question, identity issues are personal, which has nothing to do with uncharitable perceptions of others. He turned what could have been a humble confession of failure to empathize and how he was able to get over it into a bit about his childhood, which makes me think his show is going to be all spectacle and no substance.
Problematic is such a fitting title
Poor Moshe and that thumbnail
Colbert didn't like being upstaged. He said goodbye as soon as possible
name calling is wrong for both democrats and republicans. Making this a party issues misses the point by a lot.
neojc128 He didn't say it was more or less wrong for one group. He said his group uses it more frequently.