The Gracious Two - LIVE Show 072 - Joey Gaynor

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo begin with a discussion about Selena Gomez’s reaction to deportations, criticizing her hypocrisy and arguing that deporting criminals is justified. The hosts then discuss the recent departure of Acosta from CNN and share a light-hearted video. The conversation shifts to Jeremy Jackson’s transformation and a “fuck, marry, kill” game featuring Live members.

JRo shares a humorous story about a frightening encounter with a dog at a weed dealer’s house. The Gracious Two then welcome guest Joey Gaynor, who discusses his experiences in Tucson, Arizona, and his views on immigration and politics. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they discuss their diverse family backgrounds and their shared love for America.

The speaker recounts their experience living in California and their involvement in the wrestling industry. They share a story about meeting Adrian Adonis, a wrestler, and discovering they were distant cousins. The speaker also discusses their involvement in Muscle Rock, a wrestling event, and their interaction with David Schultz, another wrestler.

The speaker recounts working with professional wrestlers and creating unique wrestling shows, including “Muscle Rock Madness” with Johnny Legend. He also shares humorous anecdotes about being mistaken for other celebrities and discusses his friendship with comedian Argus Hamilton. The conversation shifts to politics, with the speaker expressing support for the current president despite not being a fan and emphasizing the importance of unity and respect for differing viewpoints.

The speaker discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing support for the vaccine and criticizing those who spread misinformation. They share a personal anecdote about contracting the virus and how their medication helped mitigate its effects. The conversation then shifts to politics, with the speaker expressing frustration with the polarization of the political landscape and praising former President Bill Clinton’s approach to governance.

The narrator recounts a humorous encounter with Henry Hill, a former mob associate, and how his life took a different path due to his upbringing and choices. He also shares anecdotes about his experiences growing up in Newark, including working for a bookmaker and attending diverse schools. The narrator expresses gratitude for the opportunities he’s had, including working with Richard Pryor and meeting influential figures like Charlton Heston.

The speaker recounts their friendship with the late comedian Sam Kinison, highlighting their ups and downs, including a falling out over a movie script. They also share their thoughts on the Will Smith-Chris Rock slap incident, expressing disdain for Smith’s actions and admiration for Rock’s composure. The conversation concludes with a teaser for more insights and stories from the guest.

Joey Gaynor promotes his social media presence and discusses his love for stand-up comedy. He encourages viewers to have a great year, stop fighting, and recognize their shared humanity. The conversation then shifts to the last Blockbuster, its closure during COVID, and the economic impact of the pandemic.

Vladimir Putin is reportedly seeking to have Anthony Fauci extradited to Russia to face COVID-era crimes against humanity charges. The hosts discuss the possibility of Trump pardoning Fauci and Putin’s potential involvement. The conversation then shifts to a 1950 Godzilla movie clip, where a building’s collapse is compared to the World Trade Center attack, sparking a discussion about preprogramming and the CIA’s alleged influence on public perception.

The hosts discuss the emptiness of seeking fame and thank the audience for joining their show. They announce plans for an Instagram show and blog promotion.