I'll play the rest of that bet and then and then we'll move on.
I'm okay.
>> A Trump supporter who apparently just couldn't handle the fact that
comedian Ariel Elliott didn't vote for her daddy Donald Trump.
Ended up having her husband assault said comedian by throwing a beer at her.
Now Ariel was performing at Uncle Vinnie's comedy club in point,
pleasant beach New Jersey.
When a woman in the audience demanded to know how she voted in the 2020 election.
So let's watch how that all went down.
>> Question?
>> Did you vote for Donald Trump?
>> Did I vote for Donald Trump?
What do you think?
>> No.
>> Okay, here's question for you.
Why would you ask me that in here and your knowing I'm the only Jew in this room.
Are you trying to get me killed?
And if it makes you feel any better I vote in New York my vote doesn't matter there.
>> It doesn't matter here either.
>> It doesn't matter.
And guys everybody vote whoever you want to vote.
I don't care who you voted for.
I'm just happy we're all here together.
>> So you voted for Biden.
>> I don't know.
What is the matter? >> Yes you did.
>> Yeah, so what?
What's the matter?
>> I could just tell by your jokes you voted for Biden.
>> All right.
>> it is incredible that the comedian here had a great unifying message,
vote for whoever you want to vote for.
Like we're here together, let's celebrate that.
But know this trump supporter couldn't let it go.
Because how this particular comedian voted was apparently the most important thing in
the world.
And the situation's about to escalate.
Because of this intolerant individual who can't handle in others who have
political views that differ from her own.
But there's a bigger point I want to make about this before I get to that junk.
>> Yeah, so I thought when I first saw the story that it was gonna be in Alabama or
something?
Because I read the transcript of her saying I'm the only person in this room.
>> I know as a point pleasant New Jersey by the way, doesn't get any more.
>> Not so pleasant.
>> Doesn't get any more Jersey than Uncle Vinnie's comedy club, okay.
So I'm surprised she was the only Jewish person there, but
she's from Kentucky originally.
And I'm surprised at the reaction she got.
But yeah, of course there's Trump supporters in New Jersey as well,
of course, right?
But you see most of the people sticking up for the comedian, so that's great.
And she handled it like a pro.
And what she did next is awesome, right?
So we'll get to that too.
But I want to say one more thing about the outburst, right?
As Uncle Vinnie's referred to her husband.
Her white trash husband who threw the beer.
Are not welcome there anymore first of all.
That's awesome.
Okay, and I like that.
But they thought they had the right to speak out in the middle of her act.
Like dominate the act, accused her, throw beer at her.
But I've been in movie theaters.
So my ex girlfriend a long time ago is Jamaican.
So she's black, right?
And did she talk loudly in movie theaters, yes.
So it happens.
And she was unapologetic about it, etc.
But a lot of folks would shame her.
Like speaking up in a movie theater, how dare you do that?
>> Honestly, as they should know.
>> No, I hear you.
But then I've seen right wingers have a racial component to that critique, right?
There's tons of people who don't have a racial component to that.
Just wanna watch the movie, right?
But I've seen that.
But meanwhile entitled white right winger over here.
It's like, hey did you vote for my vote for my guy?
I'm gonna interrupt your act.
All right, I guarantee you if they saw a star in a movie theater,
they're like how dare you talk.
>> Now, let's watch the rest of this interaction.
Where unfortunately the situation devolves,
even though Ariel Elliott's went out of her way to calm things down.
>> I can tell you're still talking when nobody that you voted for Trump.
>> No one was telling me to stop.
All right, make some noise if you want her to shut up [NOISE] okay.
But I did ask if anyone had any questions.
I didn't think it was gonna be that.
That's on me.
That was on me for thinking I could have a human interaction with somebody.
All right, like look, I'm such an insecure person here.
I'll tell you the rest of that bit and then we'll move on.
I'm so
insecure, I
went [NOISE] >> So she picked up the beer
that was thrown at her and luckily missed her and then proceeded to drink it.
Which is a pretty badass move.
And I also don't want to minimize the awesome, like comeback she had for
this woman before that whole incident happened.
That was incredible.
I mean, she handled that like a pro because she is a pro.
And she's funny, she's smart, she's quick witted.
And the woman along with her husband who threw the beer soon left.
But luckily the comedy venue found who the guy is.
They're pressing charges against him.
So there will be consequences.
This assault.
You can't throw objects at people's heads.
You just can't.
And so hopefully that plays out in a way that actually communicates.
And sends a message that, like you can't be assaulting people because you disagree
with who they voted for.
That's insane.
>> Yeah, last things here.
So tons of other comics jumped in and showed her love.
So Jimmy Kimmel, Patton Oswald and then she said, they, and
the comedy club was great.
Uncle Vinnie's invited me back Whitney cummings tweeted,
can I be your opening act.
Okay, that's awesome.
>> By the way, Whitney Cummings I've met her in person when she performed once.
One of the nicest people on the planet.
So nice, so personable, very accessible.
She gave me advice on what to feed my dog because he was
having an allergic reaction.
She's incredible.
>> That's awesome.
And then finally, Ariel Elliott did this tweet, which I love.
Because it wasn't a little awesome that she chugged a beer.
It was a lot awesome.
Remind me, like, Stone Cold Steve Austin from back into somebody, get me a beer but
in the wrong kind of way.
But anyway, so Ariel Elliott, I'd really appreciate it.
If anyone could please just let my teachers know that chugging a beer has in
fact been great for my career.
[LAUGH] That's funny to.
>> The final thing I wanna say is, look,
I had tweeted out this video to Joe Rogan specifically.
And it's not because like, I'm dying for joe Rogan's attention.
I don't care about Joe Rogan.
What I do care about is the one sided
framing of what is happening in this country.
Which is to say that there are unbearable people who are incredibly sensitive and
want to force their beliefs, their religion on everyone else.
And when comedians do what comedians are supposed to do, which is be provocative.
Sometimes they're met with sensitive people who shouldn't even go to
comedy shows.
If you're that sensitive, you shouldn't go to comedy shows.
I would just like an acknowledgement that it's not just the quote
unquote woke left, that's attacking comedians.
Clearly this happens with right wingers in audiences as well.
And for anyone, whether you're on the left or the right.
If you're that sensitive.
If you're that insecure about your own political beliefs that you have to be in
a room where everyone agrees with you, you what Kamala Harris has great advice.
If you're considering attending a comedy show, let's watch.
>> Do not come.
>> Simple stay home, go to a movie.
I don't know.
Go to like your local political group that will serve as the echo chamber you're
looking for.
But if you can't handle comedy, don't go to a comedy show.
>> Yeah, super last thing.
The right wing is filled to the room with snowflakes.
And so Trump's is the most horrible things about his political opponents.
They love it.
They're here for it.
The minute you punch back a tiny bit.
Their feelings are so hurt.
I've been in political debates.
Where the right wingers in the crowd were like you can't say that about Trump and
you think you're for free speech.
No, they're a joke.
It's all about entitlement and victim complex for right wingers.