President Trump told WSJ reporter Josh Dawsey that the midterm election results were not a rebuke of his presidency, rejecting that characterization as Democrats gained ground across the country in the midterm elections, according to The Wall Street Journal.
In a stand-up set recorded at The Factory in St. Louis, MO, comedian Josh Johnson contrasts the rhetorical and presentation styles of Barack Obama and Donald Trump at campaign rallies, using impressions and comedic commentary to highlight differences in their delivery and communication approaches.
In a stand-up monologue, comedian Josh Johnson recounts the first time he met a white person, mining the experience for observations about cross-cultural assumptions and the awkwardness of early racial self-consciousness. The bit draws on specific personal memory to frame broader comedic commentary on how...