Guest Host Sean Hayes on GOP Phone Fail, Jason Bateman Cutting Him Out of Ozark & Gay Pride Ads

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Published on June 22, 2022

Guest Host Sean Hayes talks about massive thunder and lightning storms in Los Angeles, a new survey shows that some Americans believe the pandemic has made driving feel less safe, Republican Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin appeared to be taking a fake phone call when he was asked about his alleged role in the scheme to overturn the election, Sean shares a never-before-seen clip from his time on “Ozark,” a new Unintentional Joke of the Day, and we take to the street to see if major corporations have gone too far with their Gay Pride campaigns.

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  • evo481 2 years ago

    Good comedian, quite good show!

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  • DynaMoe 2 years ago

    Sean has killed it!!!!

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  • Michael Adhi 2 years ago

    I hope the bill guarantees Pete Buttigieg presidential nomination. Heck, I’m not American and I know that guy is a Presidential material.

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  • The Collective Conscious 2 years ago

    Sean would make a great tv host

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  • sheraz1001 2 years ago

    Screen automatically goes black when one puts it near one’s ear.

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  • Paul DeLane 2 years ago

    that suit jacket dose not look great. Who is dressing this poor guy?!!! shame!

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  • somak dutta 2 years ago

    Sean needs his own show

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  • Francisco de la Vera 2 years ago

    Yeah, that was it… hahaha

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  • B T 2 years ago

    Sure let Sean have a day time talk show. It works and Ellen is terrible.

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  • jeff steyn 2 years ago

    I really don’t think we need Jimmy anymore.

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  • Author Andre Jerry 2 years ago

    Great job Sean!!

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  • Henry Zhang 2 years ago

    sean is literally colbert

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  • Lee Byrd 2 years ago

    For whatever it’s worth – the call was likely fake, but modern phones do disable the screen in “call” mode when it’s put to the ear.

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