Do Kentucky Residents Agree with the State's Extreme Laws? Desi Lydic Investigates | The Daily Show
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- Kentucky has passed some of the strictest anti-trans and anti-abortion bills in the country, but is that really what Kentuckians want? Desi Lydic returns to her home state to ask locals how they feel about their lawmakers and finds out how people are trying to make the state better. #DailyShow #Comedy #DesiLydic
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As a Kentuckian I appreciate you making it clear that not all of us support this extremist legislation!
Those only true purpose is to create discord. Divide and conquer.
Only the ones that vote.
Yeah people forget that even red states have a million people who vote for democrats. Who run for office, volunteer, phone bank, knock on doors, all of it. We voted against an amendment on abortion, and they passed a law anyway. They overrode Beshear’s veto of an anti-trans bill and called the protest a riot. It is so screamingly frustrating -.-
@@RegebroRepairs Not only did you beat me to it, but you said it more succinctly than I would have. 👍
but the majority of rich people support it so get down on your knees and kiss my golden ring... or simply destroy the system
Stop listening to anyone who says you shouldn't talk about politics. We have to talk about it. They just want liberals to shut up. Don't!
Divide and conquer.
@@lorenzoblum868lazy brain argument
The most dangerous people are the ones who know a little and think they are experts. Like the anti gun crowd.
That's right! Tell them our side of things.
@@frankmart3339 lazy brain response
"governing like Republicans rather than governing like Kentuckyians" THAT is the hard truth right there, not just in KY but all over the country. Lawmakers have long since stopped representing their district in favor of towing the party line on both sides of the aisle. You're supposed to represent your district, not a party or a group of lobbyists.
Divorce ALEC!
Man well put, this.
The flip side to that is many voters have become so apathetic to the situation that they have given up, and others never cared enough to begin with. It doesn't matter how gerrymandered a state, county, or municipality may be - if you don't show up to vote nothing will change.
The Republican Party is very similar to China's government; no matter what, party over country.
"governing like Republicans rather than governing like Kentuckyians" ??
You need to think about that. Maybe Kentuckyians deserves the politicians they elect.
Thanks for doing this. Being from Kentucky myself, this is disturbing to me. I'll admit, I was a Republican until that orange raisin took office. I'm thinking a lot of our younger voters aren't getting involved enough in these elections, and unfortunately, we have more registered Republicans than Democrats and giving the older people are far more likely to vote, really shows in the results....that and gerrymandering.
First they split everyone up. Then they wreck the schools. The key to it is keeping the kids away from knowledge. The more educated you are, the more you're able to see how politics work--for and against you. As far as I'm concerned, I like KY's whisky and chicken, but they can keep their derbies and jelly.
Hang in there! Hopefully, others like Edward Lee can start inspiring the young folks to do what they need to, instead of being overwhelmed and not participating.
she can spit in my food all she wants
What made you a Republican before? Like what changed fundamentally for you?
I'd like to know as well. Why were you a Republican and why aren't you one now? What changed your mind?
As a native Kentuckian who now lives in NYC, thanks for showing a different side of the people from my home state. I get tired of the redneck, hick jokes when I tell people where I’m from. While there are plenty of bigots in KY, we got ‘em in NY too. (And thanks for showing Carmichael’s, my childhood bookstore.)
Im a NYC native who lived in Louisville for a few years, and Carmichaels was my jam. But I also discovered the people there werent that different than this fella from Queens. There's a lot to be said about common decency and humanity. I miss my time living there a lot.
Speaking as someone who doesn't know anything about Kentucky. It's the politics that become national news and colored red on the map when looked at from above.
Ditto...from Ms
@southtxguitarist No but you can always move out of that awful state.
@southtxguitarist No I didn't, I got it. What I mean is, sure there are bigots everywhere, but you and I both know that not all places have same concentration or same protections against those small-brained lowlifes. So, you can move to a better place. Or even a better country (like I did).
We need to do for the whole country what they did in Alaska. No party elections. Candidates are getting into office based on party. Let's see how it works if they stand on their own.
The sole purpose of those counterproductive laws is to divide and conquer.
@@kajerlou It kept Sarah Palin out of Don Young's seat!
@@kajerlouI mean Alaska is a red state, but I don't see them passing any Draconian laws.
Live in Alaska. Am from Kentucky. I love the rank choice voting. Don't let anyone tell you differently. I could vote for who I wanted. I could vote for who I wanted if my first choice didn't win. I never felt like my one vote was wasted if I wanted to support someone who wasn't a frontrunner yet someone I liked and wanted to support. I voted for both Dems and Republicans based off of them and less about party. If I flat out didn't like someone they didn't receive ant support from me.
the only people who are going to tell you, the voter, that ranked choice voting is bad are those people who won't find a way to manipulate it or hide behind the letter next to their name because they will get national support in a local race just to have them vote party lines in Washington.
@@kajerlou so should we not bother trying unless we can guarantee a 100% desired result? It left Alaska still mostly Republican b/c the population identifies as mostly Republican however they showed an ability to look at an overall candidate on some level.
Sadly, in general people are factually uninformed, take the perceived easiest route so they simply vote by party rather than take the time to learn about issues or they stay w/ the party they were “born” into or whomever feeds into their immediate fears. And yes, $ is still going to flow in the direction that favors a candidate who mimics the party’s views but at least maybe candidates would have make their views more known so the voter knows who to pick if you take the R or D from the ballot. It’s a baby step but at least it’s not paralyzed or moving backwards.
Hello from Kentucky! No I do not agree with any of these extreme laws. These people doing this have never cared about anyone here. Are the people making these rulings playing on the same field? Do we think they will come together with rational talk? History does not bear this out.
Divide and conquer.
Same! I got angry watching this. Plus, I hate how every time the Daily Show or Full Frontal would cover politics in Kentucky, they go to Louisville. They should go to Bowling Green or Ashland if they want a more accurate sample of voters. Louisville is like 90% democrat and probably 8 or 9 times the size of most constituencies here. Most progressives outside Louisville (like me) are too jaded or beaten down to have the sentiments expressed here.
THEN VOTE BLUE !
It's just that simple !
@@RealLukeWilson I agree, the right place to go in Kentucky is Franklin county (that's a 50-50 partisan split)
That being said Louisville's city council is still only 17-9 for dems, which is far more republican than NYC or SF.
@@aman-qj5sx Woodford co is not 50-50.
People need to stop voting their "line" and vote with their heads and hearts...
Divide and conquer.
I dunno, man. Personally I'll never vote for a Republican ever again. Charlie Baker was my last GOP vote.
At this point, you seriously need to change the voting system. Gerrymandering, "first past the post", Superpacs all have to go before the people's voice can be clearly heard
Hear, hear!
Chef Lee is Wonderful! And this piece points out that politicians are *WAAAY OUT OF TOUCH WITH THEIR CONSTITUENTS!!*
But they're so, so in touch with their campaign donors!
I sure as heck have been enjoying the content Desi has been serving. Thank you.
Desi Lydic is from Kentucky, so this comes full circle
But her brain is not fried and she sure ain't no chicken.
Kentucky woman, she shine with her own kind of light.
kentuckian here! things are changing, slowly. rand paul was very close to being ousted against a grass roots candidate, while being paid close to ten million by the NRA
I never realized how little state legislators do until I moved from Nebraska to Texas. Still reading the news from my former state, I noticed that the legislatures were proposing the exact same bills. Written by lobbyist groups and hand-delivered by their puppets in the legislature. I doubt most legislators bother to even read what they are submitting.
Yup. American Legislative Exchange C... forgot what the C stands for.
Icky, oft evil.
To be fair, there are a lot of legislatures that spend all their time arguing and only occasionally pass things. Which is actually preferable to block vote for special interest drafted legislation without reading, independently vetting, or consulting with your constituents.
State legislators are the most powerful group of politicians that recieve almost no media coverage for their elections. As a result, really crazy, awful people get elected to that post.
Thats not state legislature thats the entire country. Do you think Congress writes the bills? No the corporations write the bills - the lobbyist to representative ratio is like 12:1. The corporations run this country and lobbyists write the bills. And the captured Supreme Court who is right said its more than OK to not disclose who is funding it all thru PACs. Left and right both are a joke they are both captured interests to the elite and corporations. WAKE up and smell the coffee. MONEY RUNS THE USA.
As a Louisville citizen and lifelong Kentuckian, I approve this message.
Same. Ditch Mitch and Rand Paul
Edward Lee has been huge for bringing in a new way of looking at cooking by keeping it Southern with a Korean twist and being involved in his community. His passion for food and helping others is something we can learn from. I hope Desi and the crew had lunch at one of his spots.
Guys like him running the politics would be beneficial. Instead its a bunch of loser lawyers.
"Turtle face" 🤣🤣🤣She got that right. Mitch the turtle.
I've been waiting for him to fall over on his back so he'll never get up again. 🐢😝
Thats my aunt, proud of her haha
Desi is awesome and she must have great writers. There are very important political messages being shared here too. We are on the edge of an abyss to totalitarianism authoritarianism and fascism. And I do love to laugh. Thanks Desi.
Love Desi as host .. really have enjoyed the correspondents getting time behind the desk !! So deserved, they have all done a great job !
Thank you for the excellent piece on my home state. One thing I wish you'd mentioned is our governor, Andy Beshear, who is a Democrat and is doing his best to oppose these trash bills Frankfort is passing. Unfortunately, all the Republicans need is a simple majority (they currently have a supermajority) to override his vetos. During the pandemic, his handling of Kentucky's response became a model for a lot of other states, and Republicans are trying to take him out of Frankfort for it. Our gubernatorial election is also this year, and I worry about the Republican candidates campaigning to replace Beshear (who is running for a second term). One has done nothing but file lawsuits against everything Beshear has done (our AG, Daniel Cameron, who is a McConnell toadie), and the other has vowed to dismantle the KY Dept of Education -- as if Kentucky doesn't already rank in the bottom 10% in the nation on that front.
After their disastrous "No Tax" experiment followed by no new ideas that helped anyone you would think no one would have voted for do nothings ever again.
Thank you for writing this. Had you not, I would have written much the same.
This is spot on. Daniel Cameron is such a terrible AG, I can't imagine the destruction if he replaced Beshear
Important note: We have Andy Beshear here, too... Democratic governors are always integral to a state's path and purpose 💜
When you vote for the politician of your party, make sure they ALSO have the same views.
Kentuckian here: We do NOT feel this way, Desi making us proud! Peace, love, and light y’all!!
This is happening in many states that have leaders who are not listening to their constituents and just following the party line. It’s disgusting.
Thank you so much for giving a voice to all us normal Kentuckians!
Ah, a Kentucky girl. That explains Desi's unbridled spirit. 🐎
Judging by the legislation being passed and the politicians who get elected in that state I'd say Kentucky is much better at breaking people's spirit.
Vote them out.
unfortunetly some people dont care enough to vote
Ditch Mitch.. the rest
If you can. You will find that surprisingly difficult.
You can vote them out at the national level, but they're gerrimandered at the state level. You're stuck with them.
Dang it I know that street corner! I had no idea the daily show was in town! 😭
Love you Desi and all of you at the daily show!❤️
I am watching this on my lunch break at work and that older lady had me cracking up in a very quiet room. Love her energy!
I have a new favorite Kentuckian. Thank you for representing us so efficiently and proudly, Desi. We have so much work to do here but this is what’s gonna push us in the right direction: exposure.
Something to mention is that Kentucky is one of a few states where the legislature isn’t even in session most of the time, being a state senator isn’t even a full time job there. Maybe if it was the people in the legislature would care more about things other than their personal beliefs and interests
Gerrymandering has led to a Republican supermajority in both Kentucky chambers. It's better that they're not in session most of the year, and it's better that Kentucky voters voted down last year's constitutional amendment that would have allowed more sessions, and would have given the president of the senate more power.
@@mwoods8988 but if a majority of Kentucky residents don’t support these policies then wouldn’t it make sense for the legislators to care more about that public opinion if they were at risk of losing their actual job? I just can’t think that being a state legislature should be some kind of side hustle, you’re just bound to care way less about the actual citizens then
@@mmrw Wouldn't it make sense that if a part-time legislator (a few months every other year) has a full-time job, then they'll be more in touch with public opinion, versus if they're just full-time politicians meeting with lobbyists year-round? Doesn't it make sense that full-time politicians, just in case they lose their political job, are always hustling to line up future jobs, so are bound to care way less about the actual citizens?
I would hope that being a part-time politician and working a job (although the job is probably being a partner at a law firm or being a business owner, since most politicians are millionaires) would keep a politician more in touch with regular people, rather than being a full-time politician and meeting with lobbyists the whole time.
@@mwoods8988 I can see that yeah, at that point I feel like it’s a trade off because I still feel like it’s easier to act in your own self interest when making laws if you don’t have as much at stake personally
@@mwoods8988 no. They should fulltime be a senator, and spend the time they are not in session holding town halls in their district to hear the people. And to prepare the laws.
So, how are these lawmakers getting elected? Oh yeah, most people don't bother to vote.
If you dont vote, you only enslave yourself.
I live in Kentucky- not from here. I have had folks tell me their business would be black balled if they were seen to vote out side the expectation or perhaps even vote at all. Maybe look a bit deeper into the
Machiavellian reality of it.
Or.. most that live there are right wing or misinformed. So there's that.
If you don’t vote, these old, white, bigots will tell u how to live, whos the REAL communist!!!!
People vote here it's just that its mostly older people whp vote against their own best interests unfortunately.
Desi is so ruthless and puts her finger in every wound she can find and still be gracefull!
Love it!
Kentuckian student here, thank you for the representation! Ditch Mitch. Love what he said about they are representing Republicans and not Kentuckians, ain’t that the truth
He was my favorite chef during his Top Chef season.
Thanks for this spotlight on the people of Kentucky-I feel a little more hopeful now
More like the people of Kentucky in the most liberal area.
I'm currently living in Kentucky. Actually about a mile from where these interviews were taken. This is basically the only liberal neighborhood in Kentucky. I wish a quarter of Kentucky felt this way.
This is why we need to get rid of “fill in the blank” laws. Lawmakers aren’t writing these laws, conservative PACs and think tanks are. That’s why you’re seeing the same laws pop up in different states. Just insert name of politician and state, to take away rights from your constituents in the name of Freedom.
I know this was kind of a comedic type thing, but it's the truth. I live in Louisville, born and raised here, and this is not the same city I grew up in. They're just taking away rights left and right without any vote from the public. There was actually an anti-abortion bill that failed miserably when it was able to be voted on but our state legislators made another one that was even worse and it went through. No place is safe in Louisville anymore. I personally don't know any person that agrees with these tyrants in Frankfort. I would love to move out of this state but my family is here and so is the job I love. How these people get voted in is beyond me because, like I said, I don't know anyone who agrees with what's going on here.
And who voted for those lawmakers?
The gerrymandering communities.
@@tootz1950 mcconnell and rand paul are senators...
@@jp-sn6si Yes, I know. So what are you saying?
@@tootz1950 gerrymandering has no effect on senators.
@@jp-sn6si McConnell and Paul are not state senators. They don't pass the state laws.
These politicians likely do not represent most Kentuckians' values. But they DO represent most VOTING Kentuckians' values. Otherwise, they would not be in office. Don't boo, vote!
Gerrymandering. They get 30% of the vote and get 80% of the representatives make it make sense. That's the way they win.
exactly .... WHY WOMEN accept this is beyond me.....
@@felipenunez2058 It's not all due to gerrymandering. Just look at who Kentuckians vote for in US Senate and presidential elections.
@@StoneE4 This is true. Desi went to downtown Louisville which is very blue. I live in a blue neighborhood of Louisville but we still have red neighborhoods in the city. Outside of the city, definitely some deep red counties. Going to the lake here means shielding your 7 yr old from the f**k your feelings flags on everyone's boat. As long as the town has a college, it's at least purple. Isn't that the situation Everywhere, USA? Our governor, Andy beat Bevin, a Trump wannabe, by 5,000 votes. I'm not saying I'm ever surprised by how quickly our state is called on behalf of our 2 awful senators and R presidential candidates, just that voting still matters
Vote!
I live in Kentucky and the state house doesn’t represent me nor my family.
I love that older lady, "Turtle faced *#$&". So right.
That's my aunt, love her for that
A breath of fresh air... RESPECT!!! ✊🏿✊🏽✊️✊🏻💙💙💙
So how is McConnell still in Senate vote him out
we probably could, if the dnc would stop supporting republican light candidates.
About six layers of voter suppression
He's got too much support. A pillar of the corrupted establishment whose sole purpose is to divide and conquer.
Money has a lot to do with it. Plus, I think rural KY is very loyal to him. Or rather to voting republican, which I think is always him.
@@SinHurr Voter suppression in the state of Kentucky that has kept McConnell in office since 1985? Give me a break. 🙄
I appreciate this so much. Living in South Dakota we are painted with such a broad brush but we have had so many pro-trans rallies for those who are suffering the most. Those aren't covered. Just the fact that we are "hateful." It's hard. No Democratic representation ever comes around to this area (upper plains) on the national level and yet they wonder why they continously lose. We can only do so much with limited funds. The last time a president or presidential candidate even visited this area was 2008. The main issue out here is that most people feel forgotten. I don't blame them. They aren't the racist bigots that people think they are. Most honestly don't even vote. They have the attitude of 'if they don't care why should I?' It may seem selfish to an outsider, but most of these people have had their places of work close and live in poverty. They don't follow politics. They don't know. It's hard to see and even harder to reach with such a limited budget. If Democrats even tried out here (again, in the upper plains), it could be vastly different. I know I went on a tangent (sorry!) but again I thank you for showing that many of us who are in red states or rural areas aren't the sycophants or psychos that we are made out to be.
I'm from western KY, it seems to me that the republicans want to rule, not represent. I'd like to say thanks to Gov. Andy, I think he has done the best job possible under very difficult circumstances. He has a sense of humor too, has a couple of TH-cam videos, reading mean tweets, that made me laugh. Look them up.
You have said a mouthful youngin, that Governor Andy is a True Representing of Kentucky and the rich history of welcoming friendship, brilliant minds with hearts of gold
@@Sherakee Thank you! I can't remember the last time I was called a youngin. It's like being carded at a liquor store. I'm 65 y. o. !
As an ohian neighbor, this gives me great hope ❤
Ohioan here too.
Love this and love that Desi is also a Kentuckian
Ed Lee!!! Dude is fecking awesome :)
Endearing and sweet, Daily Show
Thank you for everything you all do
Thank you for this Daily Show. I was a Republican in my youth. Many years ago, it became clear the party didn't care about working class folks.
There once was a state named Kentucky,
that, for years had been very lucky,
Racing horses 'n making bourbon.
But when it went crazy and stepped on
People's rights, they declared, "Dang, it's gone all f*cky."
Nice try.
This is in Louisville, there are a lot of people outside of louisville and lexington...more importantly, there are a lot of voting districts outside of them too!
please look at a map of voting districts in ky. gerrymandering is real
@@SuckMySweatyAssHoleTH-cam yeah.... That's what I'm saying...
@@nickel0eye bro u clearly dont know how elections work. stop commenting about them
Yes, make it stop! Desi, we need you to come home to Kentucky and save us all!
"Kentuckians aren't happy with their lawmakers", yet there's nearly zero chance that these same lawmakers will have no difficulty getting re-elected. When are people going to realize that in order to change, you have to actually NOT vote these same people back in time after time? Same applies for the US Congress too.
It seems to be the exact opposite, but I always figured the more revenue a state gains from agriculture the more likely it would be for the people of that state to understand the adage, _"You reap what you sow."_
Desi is my new favorite correspondent/host. Great delivery/timing. Bring her on more!
Desi Lydic deserves the permanent gig! Much love from Louisville!!
Here in Ky. Thank you for speaking up for us Desi!
I'm always super embarrassed to tell people that I'm from KY 😕
I can relate 🫣
I'm not embarrassed at all to say that I'm from Kentucky. They're quickly able to tell that I'm intelligent and progressive. If they talk bad about Kentuckians in general, I have to agree that a lot of Kentuckians are messed up, like all Fox News Channel viewers and conservative talk radio listeners are.
I got family from ky. Some are rather nice but unfortunately some are "old fashioned" (misogynistic). Like it wasnt until me and my sister were a bit older that we could no longer sit on the pretty dining table with all the food, that I realized that every Thanksgiving or Christmas that all the women had to take the food they wanted to eat, then sit and eat in the kitchen. And my dad often volunteered us and himself to do the dishes because otherwise my granny would have to do it all by herself (without a dishwasher).
If you could just omit the eastern part of Kentucky, the state would be one of the top 10 liberal states in the country! Lexington, Louisville, Bowling Green, Murray and Richmond are blue and even Morehead is a bluer shade of purple...Those just happen to be where the educated people from the state live. Unfortunately, the rest of the state exists.
letcher had republican judge executive,that supported and helped pass a raise to the minimum wage before the national change and a democrat state house rep that supported anti trans law. that "just happen to be where the educated people from the state live" line is pretty dumb, and at the heart why libs lose. when you come down from your high horse, maybe we could do something about mitch.
@@stewblare2190 Quite frankly, your 3rd grade level of writing is very hard to follow. I assume you understand that "educated" people are far more understanding of normalcies and removed from stupidity like religiously based laws. Then again, that is an assumption. Ultimately, tell me when the "libs" have really lost in the past 6 years? LOL The GOP and the conservative, religious nutjobs are the losers here. Take care and bless your heart!
As a Floridian I understand how it feels to have weird laws being passed
You got that right!
Great point of this gentleman !!!!! People has to tell them loud and clear in public how they think about them in restaurants in churches at the mall At the supermarket, at the doctor, everywhere they go
I love Desi. We need to keep her on as the host of The Daily Show!
That hug near the end got me!
I really enjoyed this show, I'm curious if the show hosts get to pick their own topics and guest? Desi rocks🎉
Absolutely - but they also have to ask what the top stories are, develop field pieces, faux field pieces, and so on, then run it all through with the crew, test out what works, what doesn't, read scripts all through the day, then 3 ..
Dude is so right we are all human beings just love that man like he was my brother.
Desi, you are so hilarious! ❤️
What a great idea chef Lee has table talk dinners!
So you go ahead and gather all the people or groups you want. Have meetings where you talk about diversity and fairness. The Republicans just laugh their a*s off and keep passing those bills. You have to get the Republicans out of there.
I would hope they meant having meetings with the people who helped vote the Republicans in to give them a personal experience with other types of human beings or at least those who love them. Some people have a hard time forming empathy unless it is personal. A lot of people find it hard to take action unless it is personal.
@@LC-sc3en That's true. Their have been a few pro-gun people who have changed their minds after a shooting in their children's school. Too bad it takes some child falling dead at your feet for someone to open their eyes.
Thank you for showing actual Kentuckians and not the stereotype.
I want to prefer Jordan because his normal videos are my favourite but Desi has been doing a phenomenal job
Seriously! He has always been my favorite because of his videos but I am loving Desi so much!
No reason why they can't do the show together. I was team John, then Jordan, but now I'm team Desi all the way.
I'm from Kentucky and I've lived here my whole life, kentucky has literally since the Civil War been confused about its direction and side on issues. Way back this state was a huge battleground for both sides of the war. And to show that division politically we frequently have a democratic governor, but a republican led house and senate. The cities are blue by a landslide but most of the state is red with less overall people.
Desi is awesome! 🤣 What's she like in normal life? Does she bring this quirky joy to more mundane daily interactions?
Standing on Bardstown road in between the Mid-City Mall and Charmichael’s Book store is the epicenter of the most liberal part of Kentucky. Unfortunately the people who live there are the minority in the Commonwealth. Desi should of went to Pikeville to get a better idea of what Kentucky is mostly like.
THEN VOTE 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 And KNOW who and what you're voting for!
“Turtle-face f*****” hahaha 😂
Proud of my aunt for that
Your in Louisville, It is Kentucky like New York city is New York
"Kentuckians are not happy with their lawmakers". But, they still vote for them.
please look at a map of voting districts in ky. its almost impossible
5:26 Kentucky has Skyline Chili? Wow. I wish they would open shops in texas.💐💐💐
Yes, they do. And Gold Star Chili, and a few more Cincinnati-style chili restaurants. I think both Skyline and Gold Star canned chili is available in local grocery stores, like Kroger.
"...turtle-faced *#%^$#%..." 😂
Cheers to this lady. Well said, ma'am. 👏👏👏
My aunt, she's a lovely lady
@@Kyle-mw3bo cheers to your aunt, Kyle. 🍻
Republicans knew what they were voting for in Kentucky
They don't really care what the issue is. As long as it triggers discord. Divide and conquer.
*EXACTLY!*
Religion. Most Republicans vote their religious views.
Desi is adorable and hilarious, a light in dark times! P.S. I want to try some Skyline Chili.
Love seeing my hometown - so funny they filmed literally one block in the most liberal part of town in the most liberal city in the state
Commenting to show some love to Perry Bacon Jr, that dude is awesome!
This is an excellent video! We deserve to humanize these hard red states and not abandon the people who suffer under their legislations.
I really enjoy Desi & Jordan doing their short takes. Maybe it's just me, but it seems even republican comedians have to do satire about them. And usually goes over the heads of their base.
republican comedian. now that is an oxymoron.
Desi is doing great! Not surprised by this fact at all. Smart and hilarious.
Love Desi! She should be the full time host.
This piece is outstanding. I love how the humor was just enough for TDS, but the message of real Kentucky folks shines through. And of course the Bourbon.
vote and do your jury duty
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Desi just adopting that grandma at the end
Desi Lydic brings a level of humanity that I really admire.
What do you expect from the home state of Mitch McConnel? Honestly.
I love the old guy with the "I'm with her" face 😂
Desi is Awesome!😂😂😂
If, they truly disagree with the extreme hate filled laws being passed by their legislators, why do they keep re-electing these same legislators or others exactly like them? Kentucky, actions speak louder than empty words. And by the way, my ancestors come from Louisville and Owen County KY way before the Civil War and even though I don't live there I am embarrassed by their choice of legislators.
Capitalism and democracy are _not_ synonymous
exactly. democracy 6:04 , in its origin is of the people. (demographics is where people are located) of the money has gotten crazy. there are other examples, like in some European nations, where they are Social Democracy, and they use money/capital as the means of exchange.
Sup from Kentucky! I'm a therapist in this state and absolutely do NOT agree with the laws that are being passed. I'm devastated. Does anyone have a couch I can sleep on?
We have to register as many Dems as we can and work to get out the vote!