Ten years ago, the masterminds probably sounded like raving lunatics.
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America must never allow these lunatics to develop nuclear weapons.
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Allow yourself a vetting process to weed out the lunatics.
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The era of the St. Lunatics is firmly behind us.
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They aren't lunatics — they're watching Westworld every Sunday at 9 p.m.
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They don't think lunatics should be able to buy assault rifles.
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"A raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics," Charles Finch said here.
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"It honestly feels like the fucking lunatics have taken over the asylum."
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Were the meowers performance artists, or "anarchists, lunatics and terrorists" as alt.
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Also, they aren't lunatics — they're watching Westworld every Sunday at 9 p.m.
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Many have become crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH!...
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In those days the Factory was like a medieval court of lunatics.
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People who cut their speed in half are just senile old lunatics.
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Don't come to this asylum, for we are all lunatics in here.
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But he has the laser focus of holy lunatics and high achievers.
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It's crazy: Some of these lunatics come out and just start accusing me.
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People don&apost listen to the lunatics we&aposre talking about collusion now.
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"We shouldn't just pathologize these people and brand them as lunatics," he said.
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Eurosceptic ranks were thick with what Mr Cameron described as "swivel-eyed" lunatics.
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All these pro skaters seemed like highly functioning lunatics in their own way.
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Instead they ran around like lunatics, and Aria (Lucy Hale) caught on fire.
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She's the Great White Hope, these lunatics claim without an ounce of proof.
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It sees them not as saints but as extremists, dogmatists, perhaps even lunatics.
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Like Cage, none of these lunatics should be of any use fighting secret agents.
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Mhlengi Gwala was out biking in Durban when he came across the 3 lunatics.
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Because the mindset's not based on – they're not lunatics who make up these things.
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"None of these lunatics [the parrots] can ever find anything wrong with a blueberry."
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Vice versa regarding someone who says, 'You're all lunatics and the sky is falling.
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Although the lunatics have not taken over the asylum, there are, however, pockets of excess.
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The second, "Get a Grip", describes an "upside down" world full of "lunatics and clowns".
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That is just pure lunacy, and only four lunatics were required to pull it off.
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They are much more tolerant than the image of Jerusalem as a city of lunatics.
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He likes the idea that he's running it, but the lunatics took over the asylum.
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"I do worry there are a lot of lunatics with guns in America," Larry says.
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Of course there is, or are — Friday brings "Ramy" on Hulu and "Lunatics" on Netflix.
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He can protect children from lunatics who now have easy access to military-style weapons.
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He told the BBC the law encouraged "everyone from liars to lunatics" to make false accusations.
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Brexit was a stupid and damaging mistake but the people running it are not complete lunatics.
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Watching Netflix's latest stab at edgy comedy, Lunatics, is like scrolling through Instagram at 3 am.
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Karl: Listening to the lunatics like fucking Johnson, the absolute clown, so well done to him.
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Unfortunately, the lunatics at Nestlé believe this to be a great idea, and thus Raisinets endure.
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" In November, Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack called Di Natale and others "inner-city raving lunatics.
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I understood that only the strongest men can spend full days among lunatics and not become one.
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Will Ferrell turned 22,000 soccer fans into RAGING LUNATICS on Sunday ... and the video is pretty great.
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But that's because I am one of those lunatics, one of those crazy people, who loves driving.
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But instead of finding a supportive community, he found rants describing gay people as lunatics and perverts.
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Most are completely silent, as lunatics circle them, pointing flashlights into their eyes and screaming into cellphones.
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"We had 16 lunatics being chased by men with nets running for president—and Trump," Coulter explained.
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"Lunatics, drug dealers, maniacs, given sweetheart deals," the defense lawyer Jeffrey Lichtman said in his closing arguments.
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If we tried to explain why this particular thing drives us up a wall, we'd sound like lunatics.
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Our country is being run by a bunch of lunatics who are playing games with real peoples' lives.
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"Degenerates are not always criminals, prostitutes, anarchists and pronounced lunatics; they are often authors and artists," Nordau wrote.
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"This movement is normal people trying to live their lives getting attacked by mentally ill lunatics," he said.
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In the first Bush era, antiwar activists were painted as cheese-eating surrender monkeys or left-wing lunatics.
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While the Romantics message each other, straitjacketed lunatics cavort onto Alfred Schatz's decrepit set, accompanied by live musicians.
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And that's to say nothing of his continued incitement of unhinged lunatics planting bombs all over New York City.
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The visitations of lunatics were not uncommon, but by far the largest constituency of these were David Bowie fans.
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But at 252, Sedaris has made a long, successful (though under-the-radar) career out of playing unhinged lunatics.
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In reality, it's a group of starved, sleep-deprived lunatics trapped on an island and raging against the sky.
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Likewise, many Conservative MPs think Brexit is a disaster and their colleagues are lunatics, yet stay quiet in public.
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A handful of mixed social-housing developments have been started, but the "lunatics" make them dicey places to live.
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There they encounter an entire coven of witches, also naked, convulsing and skulking around a bonfire like escaped lunatics.
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" Last month, he accused members of the media of becoming "crazed lunatics who have given up on the TRUTH.
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"We were both lunatics during this chaotic time, but I liked how modest and unselfish she was," he said.
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They want to feel safe and think it should be harder for unhinged lunatics to turn Walmarts into abattoirs.
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Las Vegas still has fountains, California still has farms, and Phoenix is still home to 1.5 million heat-loving lunatics.
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He said some justify their silence by saying that if they speak out, they could be replaced by Trumpist lunatics.
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"You have three of them running against me, and they're up there ranting and raving like lunatics, frankly," he said.
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He offered them tips on how to stay "out of the realm of drunk lunatics" and even swapped phone numbers.
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But enough about political labels, I'd rather discuss what needs to be done to protect our citizens from lunatics with guns.
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Founded under the 1845 Lunacy Act, Littlemore had originally been instituted to help transfer all "pauper lunatics" from workhouses to hospitals.
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A majority of Americans — indeed, a majority of gun owners — want laws to keep lunatics and terrorists from committing mass homicide.
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"Lightning, looting and lunatics have so far given New York a heavy, angry summer," an editorial writer observed in August 1977.
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Unfortunately, the only two writers who volunteered were Tyler Schmall and Max Knoblauch: two lunatics who are both obsessed with Ed Sheeran.
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If union leaders had their members' interests in mind, they would not be aligning with vigilantes and nativists, birthers and borderline lunatics.
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"Tom Arnold clearly manufacturing a publicity stunt to promote his show that only lunatics will watch," one person wrote in a tweet.
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She jokes that she and her friends — among them, Sarah and Preston — "created these lunatics," these everyday brides who want luxury-grade weddings.
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With Lilley's new Netflix show, Lunatics, out April 19, Lilley's approach to comedy is set to go viral — for better or for worse.
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So when the trailer for Lunatics dropped, some Twitter users accused Lilley for dressing in blackface to play the South African character Jana.
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If you liked Summer Heights High (and I liked it well enough at the time), it follows that you should also enjoy Lunatics.
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Bad company, dissolute habits, egotism, novel reading ... the list of reasons "lunatics" were admitted to an asylum in West Virginia seems all-encompassing.
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"The narrator is a buffoon, and he doesn't realize the lunatics have taken over despite all of the very loud hints," Rondinone says.
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The tricky part is striking the balance between teaching our kids these lessons and not turning into frazzled lunatics ourselves in the process.
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Preppers and survivalists can often be castigated in the American imaginary as panic-addled lunatics, and prepper food gets a similarly bum rap.
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"Its also important to not give the lunatics what they want - they want to disrupt our lives, so let's not let them," she wrote.
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But unlike most of the incoherent lunatics who inhabit the internet, Kevin is an insightful lunatic with eclectic tastes and a thirst for new music.
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The other day you even compared him to Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, as lunatics trying to get a hold of nuclear weapons.
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"The absolutely crazed lunatics, the Democrats, radical left and their media partners standing right back there are pushing the deranged impeachment witch hunt for doing nothing wrong," Trump said during the event in Bossier City, La. TRUMP: "The absolutely crazed lunatics, the Democrats, radical left, and their media partners standing right back there ... [Crowd booing] ... are pushing the deranged impeachment witch hunt for doing nothing wrong." pic.twitter.
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But he gripped my hand and led me down the street while people stared, two lunatics in gold and red and white, crying and shedding flowers.
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"The most intense Simpsons fanatics I've met are from Australia, so I'm coming to Sydney to check out all you lunatics," Groening said in a statement.
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Only "a few lunatics" still want to join the European Union, said the Swiss lawmaker Thomas Minder, a staunch proponent of "Swissism," after last week's action.
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In our country, a nation with a gun homicide rate 49 times higher than other wealthy countries, lunatics have easy and legal access to these guns.
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Citizens with a responsibility to make it harder for lunatics to acquire assault rifles and shoot up another nightclub, school, clinic, movie theater, or house of worship.
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It is also intended to ascertain ideological cohesion among pseudo-patriot advocates of strong governmental authority and left-wing lunatics, to whom capitalism is a common enemy.
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"Going around, calling people who are mentally ill in our community 'psychos' and 'lunatics,' that's not going to solve the problem," Diane Wolk-Rogers said on CNN.
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But Beausoleil wasn't done railing ... he is still trying to justify the murders as more than a bunch of lunatics wreaking havoc on Los Angeles back in 1969.
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Now we just have to wait on that moon landing… Calling all lunatics — the first fully private moon landing mission is about to take off from Cape Canaveral.
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The pre-teens of As Told By Ginger weren't menacing, love-obsessed lunatics (Helga, Hey Arnold!), superficial clones (The Ashleys, Recess), or literal morons (Dee-Dee, Dexter's Laboratory).
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They're not thrill-seeking lunatics, but Marshall's job that day was to drop a 224-pound, 24-foot tall observation pod right in the path of the tornado.
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In the words of Eric Gordy, a sociologist and expert on war crimes in the Balkans, the Seselj verdict is "a great victory for bloated, violent lunatics everywhere."
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Such random acts of violence carried out by lunatics like Omar Mateen do not represent the majority of Muslims who are loyal and peace-loving citizens of America.
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Tennis players, coming unglued on court, can 'look like lunatics in a public square,' Agassi writes, 'ranting and swearing and conducting Lincoln-Douglas debates with their alter egos.
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As the fires took hold in November, Michael McCormack, the deputy prime minister, blamed "inner-city raving lunatics" for linking them to climate policy and Australia's coal industry.
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Yeah, the Unabomber forced us to publish his thing because he was going to kill people, but in general, we have a policy that we don't publish hateful lunatics.
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The editors and the creators of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, they are so good at casting and at finding these young, beautiful lunatics to go on the show.
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People like (former) HubSpot executive Mike Volpe, entrepreneurs like Andreessen and Spartz, even elites like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, seem happy enough to be called lunatics and cultists.
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Pet parents who want to know more about Jana Melhoopen-Jonks and her psychic abilities can watch Lunatics on Netflix, all 10 episodes of the mockumentary series are available now.
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Anyway, this poor guy now has people parked in front of his house at all hours, tapping on their phones like lunatics in a quest to be the very best.
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" Before I left, I talked to a shoe salesman who also works at the market: "A couple of lunatics commit a terrorist attack, and people immediately look in our direction.
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It would be hard to accuse THE PLOTTERS (Doubleday, $25.95), a raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics by the lauded Korean writer Un-Su Kim, of conforming to any template.
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It did not let me down: While Lyons engages in quite a lot of the usual Look at these lunatics scoffing, he does it as well as I've ever seen.
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There have been activists living in the forest to protest its destruction for years, and they have been named lunatics when they have actually saved it from being destroyed for coal.
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That's not a knock on the guy ... because he's Australian comedian Chris Lilley, playing one of his several characters from the new Netflix series/mockumentary, "Lunatics" -- wannabe fashion guru, Keith Dick.
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However, there were some raving lunatics who were loading up on mining and metal stocks because they thought there would be a magical trillion-dollar stimulus plan dropping into our laps.
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At the same time, we learn that the building is under quarantine because of an inhibition-erasing infection that turns eyeballs red and regular people into sex- and violence-crazed lunatics.
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I chop okra while A. finishes taking a survey from one of the potential 2020 nominees (he's one of those lunatics that answers his phone when he doesn't know the number).
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We can similarly transform ourselves into quixotic pessimists — the kind who are called dreamers, idealists or lunatics — by reading more, rejecting common sense and reinterpreting what constitutes a waste of time.
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During a 10-year period, looking for just one legitimate event, I spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of this man's money, not to mention suffering through tedious lunches with lunatics.
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"Love that you're deleting so many comments so it just looks like you lunatics are talking to yourselves," one commenter noted, in one of the few negative Facebook comments left standing.
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Not only does it not want to rock the boats of lunatics, but it's a very narrow policy change that could be avoided by just deleting any offending photos before someone notices.
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At this time, she also began developing her comedic chops, appearing on Broadway with Milton Berle in Spring in Brazil, Zero Mostel in Lunatics and Lovers, and Phil Silvers in Top Banana.
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"The lunatics have taken over the insane asylum when respected business entities such as yourself ask guys that like to stick their tongues out what I think of Harvey Weinstein," Simmons said.
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But he has of course repeatedly referred to the "Fake News Media" as "crazed lunatics" and "the enemy of the people," including as recently as Wednesday — the same day Hasson was arrested.
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If you won't blame every Muslim for the vile acts of a handful of Muslims, why would you blame all lawful gun owners for the vile acts of a handful of lunatics?
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Last November, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack who heads the party that won in the electorate that includes Buchan described climate change concerns as those held by "inner-city raving lunatics".
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Wouldn't it serve your ... up here if you're a Democrat operative to make it look like the Republicans are a bunch of insane lunatics and have some mobsters on their side as well?
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It wasn't just realizing that each shared a deep interest in '90s pop culture or that they both adored St. Louis, baseball and music by the Beatles and Nelly and the St. Lunatics.
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While an artistic temperament is often considered the exact opposite of the kind of personality that loves complicated equations, pure mathematicians are really just a bunch of lunatics endlessly working with abstraction and beauty.
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And yet we live, as if captured, in a time of violence and inequality, greed and stupidity, intolerance and xenophobia, marooned on a planet spinning out of control — like lunatics sleepwalking toward the abyss.
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They, frankly, come across as self-centered lunatics who are intent on making a dent in the universe, without an ounce of self-awareness for the repercussions of how those actions could harm others.
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The Summer Heights High actor didn't arrive at Hilton's house as himself, instead he arrived as Jana Melhoopen-Jonks — a South African pet psychic to the stars and a character from Lilley's Netflix show Lunatics.
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The art of the agalati is in carrying large trays of bread on their heads as they maneuver through the manic streets of Cairo on a bicycle, like lunatics sailing into the tempest on arowboat.
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In our planet-sized hot house, governed by oil-guzzling lunatics eager to enrich their donors, it is perhaps only natural to desire escape—to cling to comforting bedtime stories passed down through the generations.
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As he converses — and, implicitly, identifies with — the confined creature in the bowl, he seems to belong to the species of charming lunatics who populate the whimsical works of French dramatists like Anouilh and Giraudoux.
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"One time we had to ditch these two girls we went out with mid-date because they were acting like such lunatics, stealing stuff from the bar and throwing full drinks at other tables," Dave remembers.
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You have the raving lunatics, egged on by Hannity himself, smashing their coffee machines because they don't believe a corporation should be able to cut business ties with a show on the basis of moral disagreement: .
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" The humanist attacks the waiter and the chef and winds up committed to a mental hospital, where "his ravings about the trout" are "no more appreciated than the ravings of any of the other lunatics there.
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From the Nero-esque Governor to those ravenous Terminus lunatics to Officer Dawn's actual police state to the predatory Wolves to the despicable Saviors, "The Walking Dead" has so far equated post-apocalyptic polity with toxicity.
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"I know it's like 'enough about the farm' but this is my sister and I at the farm as tiny lunatics," Schumer captioned her latest throwback video of herself and younger sibling Kim Caramele on Instagram Friday.
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My heart breaks to think that I live in a country where a few vocal religious lunatics can infringe on the fundamental rights of citizens, and how little that "all men are created equal" bullshit actually means.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Herman Cain, the former pizza chain executive picked by President Donald Trump for a policy seat on the Federal Reserve, panned 'liberal lunatics' and socialism in Monday's installment of his eponymous show on Facebook.
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A week after Donald Trump's election, it was revealed that the company had a fix for fake news, but didn't roll it out, presumably to avoid pissing off lunatics and other people who love posting crazy stuff online.
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I'd seen this number recommended by a few different pros, and it seemed like a happy medium between checking once a day (which some lunatics also recommend) and the 9 bazillion times I was currently looking at it.
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Or if you're burned out on shows that all seem to be set on the same fake lot with the same "how will we get our kids into this insanely competitive nursery school staffed by lunatics?" non-problems.
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In theory, Waldron said, the audience could contain "soldiers as well as civilians, fugitives and convicts as well as law-abiding citizens, homeless people as well as property owners"—even "bankrupts, infants, lunatics," all with different legal rights.
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Robert De Niro urged viewers of the Hollywood Film Awards to vote for Hillary Clinton as he said the current political climate resembled a film from the Marx Brothers where "lunatics rule the world", according to ceremony organizers.
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Kay Granger, one of several lunatics-at-large passing as a representative from the great state of Texas, even trumpeted the charge that Obama had in fact declared martial law and given himself unprecedented powers with Executive Order 13603.
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A day after the deputy prime minister, Michael McCormack, said that only leftist "lunatics" were linking the blazes to climate change, mayors from the areas already burning demanded that lawmakers pay attention to common-sense science and public outrage.
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Like the popular Summer Heights High (and its spinoffs, Ja'mie: Private School Girl and Jonah from Tonga, which was pulled from the air in 2017 for being racist), Lunatics is a mockumentary following a bevy of characters all played by Lilley.
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So it's not that surprising that when attacked personally in the wild, unregulated world of social media, the same high-profile tough-guy (and girl) attorneys think they can talk or threaten social media lunatics into being fair to them.
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Sure. But the stock market is less a means for diagnosing the health of a business than it is an enormous confidence game run almost exclusively by rich, amoral lunatics who have the power to destroy the livelihood of millions.
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"Sometimes I think we sound like lunatics, but it's just the way we talk about it when we're talking about the medium," said Félix Lajeunesse, one half of the VR studio Felix & Paul, during a conversation in the festival's green room.
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A bunch of lunatics on the loose in Wisconsin are a bit Carmen Sandiego and a bit Harry and Marv: They're stealing precious Wisconsin cheese, but thanks to their greed and idiocy, they couldn't truly pull off their big heist.
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Though it's not always clear what these tactics actually entail, there appears to be a consensus that Donald Trump's ground game is chaos, run by eager fans and lunatics who have, for the most part, never even seen an Iowa caucus.
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This means they attract charlatans, lunatics, frauds, and false prophets, and furious battles are waged over doctrinal hairsplitting; but it also means they inspire intransigent beliefs which can, and do, unify many thousands of wildly different people across continents and time zones.
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Now, it wasn't just me, but the world that felt knocked sideways — and many of us were too busy refreshing CNN and looking up our senators' phone numbers and acting like lunatics on Facebook to care what we were having for dinner.
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After all, Donald Trump says that the terror attacks in Paris would have been "much different" if more French citizens had been armed, while Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has denounced "gun-free zones" that turn the unarmed into targets for "lunatics".
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It's like when you meet the other lunatics who are inpatients at the same asylum you are — the only other people who care about it as much as you do and have gone so deep into thinking about one sentence of the book!
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And when they left he'd spend twice as long as their visit bemoaning how bigheaded and tiny-minded they were, how American Jews were Jews and these Israeli lunatics were Hebrews—people who, given their way, would sacrifice animals and serve kings.
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There's not a ton to say about this song other than it totally lives up to the name, channeling a sound that lands somewhere between Atlanta proto-crunk, which was on the rise, and St. Lunatics pop fanfare, which was the reigning sound of radio.
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The idea that it can't be done, that Trump voters are all locked-in lunatics with no capacity to take in new information, seems like just another version of the elite condescension toward rank and file Republicans that enabled Trump's rise in the first place.
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" Not wanting you to get the wrong idea, though, Lou saves the worst of his invective for the "piss-stained frat boy," the "racist lunatics" and the "scrums of Adderall-vomiting coeds," as well as the state of Mississippi itself, "50th out of 50.
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To this day, when a young person asks me for advice about finding employment in the word business, I say (after telling them to read like lunatics): Work in a bookstore if you can find one, or a library, all through high school and college.
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Summer Vacation Watch is meant to be a soothing balm against all the harried elements that are out to harm us—the riptide of lunatics in power, a really high UV rating—by showing the people we like taking a lil' reprieve, preferably adjacent to water.
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"If people subscribe to a conspiracy theorist's ravings encouraging the harassment of parents of murdered children, it's not the fault of the platform hosting his dangerous lies for free — it's on journalists for not trying hard enough to persuade lunatics to believe in reality." https://t.
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The equivalent of Stephen Dedalus here — Moore's stand-in — is a painter in her 50s named Alma Warren (her name is a clear play on the author's), who comes from a long line of artists, lunatics and "deathmongers," that being a Northampton tradition of midwife/morticians.
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Worse yet, imagine being dragged to a derelict shopping center in Monolith Software's overlooked horror gem Condemned, swarming with lunatics, being told to LEAVE by means of blood scrawled on a mutilated body thrown down the escalators at you, and then finding that the dummies are alive as well.
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Set against a Purge Night in Los Angeles, it pits a diverse group of unfortunates against roving street gangs, gun-toting lunatics, hardened right-wing extremists with military-grade arsenals, and millionaires who pay handsomely for the right to murder their victims within the safety of controlled environments.
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Idle tabs will be suspended, meaning you lunatics opening 50 tabs (I can relate) will now see Firefox suspend unused tabs in order to keep your computer running quickly when memory is lower than 400 MB. Firefox and Chrome are now evenly matched in performance, according to independent tests.
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Flake is unnerved by the growing power of what is often referred to as the Bannon wing of the Republican Party, an openly bigoted faction that establishment Republicans had long been content to exploit until that faction, like the lunatics in the old adage, began running the place.
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" Related: The UK's Iraq War inquiry vindicates a whistleblower who took his own life Last week, veteran conservative politician Ken Clarke said May didn't have the same illusions as the "mindless, tiny band of lunatics who think we can have a glorious economic future outside the European Union.
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When Kellyanne Conway fulminated about a "nut job" spreading "vile" ideas that could "easily inflame lunatics who wish to bring harm," she was talking about Johnny Depp's very bad assassination joke, but not Trump retweeting a GIF showing him hitting Hillary Clinton in the back with a golf ball.
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It also doesn't include attacks perpetrated by white supremacists or other right-wing lunatics like Dylann Roof, who executed nine people at a black church in South Carolina, or Robert Dear, who calls himself a "warrior for babies" and murdered three people at a Planned Parenthood in Colorado in late 2015.
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Op-eds will bloom with arguments about gun rights and gun regulation, since, on the one hand, hateful lunatics can't commit mass slaughter as easily with knives as they can with AR-15s—and, on the other, only a good guy with a gun can hold off what the NRA calls anarchy and carnage.
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In other words, if we collectively write off areas we now have to share with those who don't fit the social profile we've decided is the one that suits 'our' concept of how nightlife should 'be', then self-fulfilling-prophecy'll turn it's steely gaze in our direction and let the lunatics take over the asylum.
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Calling Democrats "crazed lunatics," he repeatedly insisted he did nothing wrong in his efforts to urge Ukranians to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. And, by way of professing his innocence, he noted that he had dethroned the Bush, Clinton and Obama "dynasties" in 2016 and would hardly require foreign interference to win a re-election.
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A month has passed since the first five-borough New York City Marathon, when some 2,000 runners — lunatics, in the eyes of most — bounded over the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, sounding a sort of unofficial start to the mass running movement that for years has been populated mostly by the elite few hundred on this start line today.
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That's how bad it is," Gorka says, adding: "The lunatics are taking over the asylum ... Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE and his ilk would at least rein in the loonies.
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Practically, he is a morbidly bloated and ill-dressed adolescent who watches the soft bits of Fox News and pretends that he is important while a hellish gaggle of lunatics and right-wing extremists grapple for the reins of the nation, assuring Trump that he's important while he tweets at celebrities who make him feel as small and pathetic as he really is.
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Instead you see examples of why, in a well-armed country, legal barriers to gun ownership don't necessarily prevent lunatics and fanatics from getting them: Some of the killers passed background checks with flying colors, some passed them because of human and bureaucratic errors, and others simply used someone else to acquire their weaponry, circumventing legal and regulatory obstacles entirely.
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Though their respective right-wing exploits have been thoroughly covered in the media, no one has ever deconstructed their personas the way Minhaj does, as he jokes that on the positive side of things, these "shitty Indians" have set Indian kids free because they set a precedent for being "complete fucking lunatics" instead of adhering to stereotypes about following the rules and studying to become doctors.
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And I find that in my life, where I anchor a morning show where there are all these other lunatics on the set with me and I can't control what anybody is going to say at any given moment, the ability to not be so stuck in my head and worrying about how we're going to get to the commercial break or whatever makes me more available to react to whatever's happening right now.
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