Jimmy Carr's Favourite Political Ideas...

Full video here: • Politics, Religion & C...
💥Join us on our Journey to 1 Million Subscribers💥
Join our exclusive TRIGGERnometry community on Locals! triggernometry.locals.com/
OR Support TRIGGERnometry Here:
Bitcoin: bc1qm6vvhduc6s3rvy8u76sllmrfpynfv94qw8p8d5
Music by: Music by: Xentric | [e-mail] | www.xentricapc.com/ KZbin: @xentricapc
Buy Merch Here:
www.triggerpod.co.uk/shop/
Advertise on TRIGGERnometry:
[e-mail]
Join the Mailing List:
www.triggerpod.co.uk/#mailing...
Find TRIGGERnometry on Social Media:
/ triggerpod
/ triggerpod
/ triggerpod
About TRIGGERnometry:
Stand-up comedians Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) and Francis Foster (@francisjfoster) make sense of politics, economics, free speech, AI, drug policy and WW3 with the help of presidential advisors, renowned economists, award-winning journalists, controversial writers, leading scientists and notorious comedians.

[@triggerpod]

Subscribe for more content!

[@__loafy__]

Jimmy Carr constantly claims he's an edgy comedian. If you have to claim that all the time, you're not edgy.

[@ReeTM]

Nope!

[@streglof]

I think Hungary's tax plan was meant for families, not single moms.

[@user-wk7xh4jz3r]

And one father!

[@SnaketheJake87]

Right, because the only other thing that I could visualize is the utter disgusting state of black America.

[@mechengineer4life]

Correct!!

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doind the same job?

[@urhunn7778]

Unfortunately the conservative/rightwing political leadership of Hungary are still classic, oldschool boomer Feminists. However, tax plans for mothers help ethnic Hungarian mothers and ethnic Hungarian families, as opposed to Gypsy families. Because Hungarians work while Gypsies don't. so, it's a geniously "Racist" policy that can't be attacked by the Liberal-Bolsheviks. In the past, it was Government cash handouts after the number of kids, and that helped the Gypsies to outbreed ethnic Hungarians, and the Progressive Left loved that.

[@bidenhasdementia8657]

Absolutely delusional.

[@ReeTM]

Who in their right mind would listen to anything Jimmy fucking Carr has to say?

[@AdamIndikt]

This was the first of the trigonometry interview where I actually lost more interest in the guy the longer it went.

[@davidwinters8325]

We are importing 1.5 million people a year, that's causing the housing crisis. Also, we have rich people not paying tax.....

[@johnowens5342]

Which country doesn't tax the rich? I'm planning to be rich so I might move from the USA if it's a nice place.

[@theway5563]

They are privileged to the many loopholes. ​@@johnowens5342

[@frankzappa9148]

Why is your solution to tax the rich? Shouldn’t your solution be, and Jimmy is basically making this point by saying if mothers had babies their lives would be made easier by less taxes….. ……then wouldn’t it make sense that everyone would do better with less taxes? How about instead of giving the government more money how about everyone just keeps most of their own? The more of your own money you can keep the more your own destiny is in your hands

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doind the same job?

[@majbritteriksson6759]

Switzerland ​@@frankzappa9148

[@nicolasbascunan4013]

He's woke, don't let him fool you.

[@aprilnelly]

Did you hear these two boys laughing in unison? How quick a sell out was that

[@jm76430]

Wouldn’t it be better to apply it to couples which would encourage families to stay together. Otherwise it’s encouraging more children to be raised by the government.

[@chewface]

Remove ALL incentives for women to divorce their husbands. No alimony. No child support. Men can freely abandon their children at any time with ZERO legal consequence. Watch how, overnight, women start making better decisions about the men they choose to casually hook up with at clubs. Watch. Sadly...it will never happen.

[@sierraecho884]

Or maybe we leave people alone and they can decide for themselves instead of subsidizing kids. Why would we need more kids in the first place ? There are soon to be 10 billion people. Shouldn´t we improve the conditions for those people first but better education housing and so on. You don´t need to hand out people anything for them to have kids, if you improve their situation they might want to have kids on their own.

[@c.s2193]

@@sierraecho884Exactly. This way people will produce four kids because of money reasons not because they actually want. Sounds like it’ll contribute to the overpopulation more than it’ll solve anything

[@ZOMBIEHEADSHOTKILLER]

except "the gender pay gap" dosnt exist.... a guy working for amazon, gets paid the same as a girl working for amazon..... or wherever else. the same job, pays the same reguardless of gender/sex. Youre confusing a man choosing a job as say working in a hard and dangerous coal mine, with a girl, working in a library, and confusing their different pay between the jobs, as a " pay gap" which it isnt......

[@snufflejerry]

The way I interpreted it was that women who have to take time off due to having children are at a disadvantage compared to men who do not have to. I know he said "gender pay gap" which has been used to say men and women make different amounts for the same job, however for this instance I took it as women are unable to work the same job as men, so there should be something done to help mitigate this difference.

[@johnowens5342]

At this point the only people that don't know this, are people that choose to not know it.

[@johnowens5342]

At this point the only people that don't know this have either intentionally forgotten it or been told by their girlfriend to not know it.

[@ZOMBIEHEADSHOTKILLER]

@@snufflejerry thats still not true, they can choose to work the same amount as a man, instead of choosing to have kids. They are not at a disadvantage, they are making a different choice. huge difference.

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doing the same job?

[@Rhys-Lightning]

I don't particularly think I should be taking advice from the dude who, after covid had calmed down, did an entire stand up routine making fun of the people who aren't anti-vaxxers but covid vax skeptics. Those who were unsure and conflicted and asked what's going on and were met with nothing but hostility so they didn't get it. "His Dark Materials" is the special I'm talking about. Yet here he is speaking as if he's an authority on whatever comes out of his mouth. Why should people who don't want more kids, or any kids, be taxed more

[@dbking4194]

Jimmy Carr the comedic equivalent of a Stepford wife.

[@robd2096]

Who was that man, and what has he done with Jimmy Carr?

[@CompassaeLearning]

I remember Jimmy’s political opinions about the infamous shot in the arm. I won’t be forgetting that anytime soon.

[@BeezerWashingbeard]

Enlighten me

[@Wodenson5150]

Yes I also don't understand the reference.

[@raymondferguson3358]

I wasn't familiar with Jimmy Carr before, but from what I found on how he has been insultingly critical of people who didn't fall for the covid garbage vaccination, it reinforced my view from the video that he is unjustly arrogant.

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doind the same job?

[@Yxalitis]

@@raymondferguson3358 Where has this: "yeah, COVID vaccine was a scam" come from? There was always a fringe group of staunch anti-vaxxers, but the narrative seems to be that there was some revelation that pointed out this "new truth" I certainly haven't seen this, just the same old people spouting the same uninformed rhetoric. So, please show me this evidence that damns the vaccine.

[@ericfeldkamp3788]

Jimmy Carr is a smart guy, supposedly. Shame he thinks the pay gap is real. This is why we shouldn't assume that celebrity status transfers into wisdom we should follow.

[@EbonyPope]

I don't think he thinks the pay gap is real. The gap is real for mothers who take time off that is why he addressed that issue. And he is right. It is pretty hard after a few years off to get back into a job. He did not explicitly address it though. I would like to know if he knows that the gap is a just a statistical artifact.

[@chewface]

He said "gender pay gap", and I immediately lost all respect I had for him. Jesus Christ. Its 2024. Anyone who honestly believes there's a gender pay gap....doesn't fully understand what they are even saying.

[@Nalololol]

I think he does like Orban he just doesn't realize it yet

[@gregorybaker1984]

Or he does like him, and he's not willing to take the public heat for it, yet.

[@royjacobs1204]

He does realize he just won't say hed does

[@koykane]

Just because Orbans government is good about one thing, does not mean there are other calls they have not fucked up, -Ukraine for example, and other EU and NATO related things spring to mind.

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doind the same job?

[@walesruels]

Orban is the PM, not the president, as Jimmy said

[@Slumbert]

Believe his favorite idea was/is zero tax. He tried to avoid tax big time.

[@squoblat]

Tax in this country is ridiculous if you earn a decent wedge though.

[@GoogleAccount-so4ge]

he has not been to toronto lately …

[@danchiappe]

Or Vancouver…

[@thatwasinteresting3319]

Jimmy, with the current state of England you would be up to your knickers in kids named Mohammed in two years with that Hungarian policy. Hungary has strict immigration policies.

[@EbonyPope]

Does Carr know that the pay gap is a myth though? At least know that it is an artifact of how women choose not that it represents less money paid to women for doind the same job?

[@Grayto]

It's choice linked to the realities of mothering. I think he understands that.

[@rafezetter8003]

Regarding alcohol - Tony Slattery back in the early 80's Tony was a kickass "alternative" comedian alongside Ben elton, Alexi Sayle and the like - alcohol utterly ruined him and he dropped off the map altogether, many of you won't even have heard of him, and I don't even know if he's alive or dead, but going by his history probably dead.

[@philrobson7976]

I checked the date to make sure this wasn’t April 1.

[@aaron-zt4cf]

Maybe social security can be tied to how much kids you have kinda like in Rome the kids would take care of the parents.

[@AaronMichaelLong]

You're not going to bring women into the home to have kids on an income tax reduction. Four kids versus $4k in tax credits, when the average cost of raising a child runs at around $12k per year. There's a deal of the fucking century, let me spend 48,000 pounds to make 4,000.

[@WhiskeyActualTV]

Portugal didn’t just legalize drugs though. They made it mandatory treatment as well.

[@foxhoundz1x92]

I would like to clear up that drugs aren't legal in Portugal. Drug consumption is illegal, but decriminalised. In basic terms, selling drugs is illegal and you could go to prison, having drugs on you above a certain limit is illegal and you could go to prison, USING drugs (or having a personal consumption amount on you) is illegal - most likely will be confiscated - but it's not a crime. If you are caught with drugs several times you will be mandated by a judge to attend a public rehab progam.

[@adamoneill2660]

Why no push back on the pay gap?????

[@oxoClareNoxo]

Or the nonsense he said about vaccines?

[@leonardking84]

While I don't always agree with Jimmy, I always enjoy hearing what he has to say.

[@gareth373]

This was far better than I had expected. My opinion of Jimmy is pretty low, but I was fairly pleased to hear more of who he is and what his opinions are in a long form interview. We all know him as a ‘shock jock’ type comedian and not much else, so listening to him speak very much in moderation and from a semi-philosophical point of view was great. Obviously I don’t agree with him on everything, e.g. his idea about “free energy” via nuclear reactors in every town. Whilst I think this has the makings of a reasonably good idea in principle, as it would make us energy independent with reliable (base load) power sources, it could never be free, because there’s still operating & maintenance costs to both the reactors and energy network. Whilst I appreciate this idea isn’t ‘fully formed’, it does feel like a huge oversight on his part, making me question how deeply he has thought through other ideas.

[@andrewm8377]

Comics should be top politicians. Way smarter than current “servants of the people”. Hungary case is a brilliant one. I checked and indeed from beginning of 2000s - steady growth in fertility rates.

[@MrEXtAc3]

We should stop seeing having a baby as a right.. Also people why should people who don't want children be taxed more

[@VeniVidiVid]

Love Jimmy Carr! Smart, funny man. Being a crazed libertarian, the only points were he and I disagree are about any prescriptions for centralized policy. I remain highly skeptical that any top-down governmental policy can outperform an emergent order from the participants involved.

[@BTTFF]

The other plsuy of taxt deduction for babies is that it's a positive reinforcement that encoruage successfull women to have kids.

[@stretchboy377]

Common sense approach housing isn’t just a numbers game but quality of life. We talk about mental health but lets not look at housing, proximity to neighbours and how people fall out.

[@burrelsk]

Carr should Stick to satire.

[@angrytedtalks]

His proposition has some merit; it is intriguing. Certainly he isn't a politician - he is too smart for that. His comedy style is absolutely not satire.

[@peripheralparadox4218]

Didn’t know Jimmy was so blue pilled.

[@nathanadams8206]

The problem with the first idea is that taxation is theft, period.

[@farnball1]

Housing crisis leads to birth crisis. We need to prioritize a solid economy for the middle class otherwise we're all screwed for the unforeseeable long long future.

[@jinchoung]

wow... way to start strong with a william gibson quote. also, when the camera motion is THAT subtle and you're looking out a window with mid-ground buildings, it looks like you guys are on a ship pulling out of harbor.

[@ArtU4All]

Really??? To cut the income tax for the mother of four? Why did she HAVE THE KIDS if the goal was to go back to work - it’s twisted. But do protect the mother’s labor at raising her children and the country’s citizens. Do pay into her retirement account for every child and every month of their lives. Fathers (usually) don’t lose out on income and retirement while getting the benefit of fatherhood, while the mother gets to lose financially at every turn.

[@johnowens5342]

Unintended consequence, four babies but men stop working because of taxes. Stupidity

[@isabelclinton9229]

As soon as he started talking about London, saying how great it is, he lost me. We are not all the children of immigrants, nor are we surrounded by high agency individuals purposefully pursuing their life goals. It is not a melting pot, it is series of ghettos with very little integration and very little social cohesion. Mostly London is a range of separate identities and separate ethnic groups, following entirely separate agendas, competing against each other for a shrinking pool of resources and services, treating each other with distrust, hostility and resentment. Try being part of a traditional white working class community, who have lived in a certain area for generations, being squeezed out of your own neighbourhood by a combination of gentrification and mass immigration, shopping at local shops where you are served by people who can't talk English, who no longer sell the products you want, where you are treated with suspicion and sometimes outright hostility because of your race, religion or ethnicity. Try holding on to your traditional cultural values when, not only the people surrounding you don't share them, but they are being denigrated in local schools, by local councils, by the media and the broader community. Try spending some time in any average London Secondary School. Try getting a council flat. Try finding a fair rent. Try buying a house. Try having your home regulalrly burgled, or your bike stolen, or your car broken into, knowing that the police will do nothing. Try finding someone who is prepared to be a witness when a crimes occurs, even in broad daylight. Try walking around at night when you are constantly at risk of being mugged, having to avoid gang related drug and knife crime, random violent attacks, imported ethnic conflicts, two tier policing and anti white racism. Try objecting to a Palestinian or Rainbow flag being strung up outside your house. Try complaining about your Nigerian neighbours' anti-social behaviour to your Nigerian local council housing officer. Try driving around London regularly, trying to avoid all the parking restrictions, bus lanes, cycle lanes and traffic flow restrictions. Try to avoid getting a parking ticket or an extortionate Transport for London driving fine Try objecting to Ramadam and Eid being observed and celebrated, to the exclusion of Easter, in your work place. Try asking for help if you are elderly or disabled. Try getting an appointment with your local dentist or GP. Try getting a place for your kid at the only decent school in your neighbourhood. Just try asking for directions and you'll see the social disconnect that currently exists in London: no one knows the city beyond their own ghetto, no one speaks the language properly, no one knows the social history of their own area and no one wants to help a stranger, even if they can. Try riding on the tube or catching a bus late at night. Try talking to a stranger in a shop or in a neighbourhood you do not know. Try avoiding the needles and the homeless drunks and junkies when you go to your local park. Try finding a swimming pool, library or local pub that is still open. Talk about luxury values; he hasn't got a clue. London is great when you are millionaire celebrity Jimmy Carr, not so great for everyone else.

[@retrobob3802]

He really is a comedian.

[@kentstanley1849]

IsJimmy living in la la land? No drugs until you're 45 is the opposite of reality ffs

[@coryparni3620]

Pay yor taxes jimmy

[@Hosenbisla]

The go out and have an adventure line reeks of survivorship bias. He told us how this ends for most people just a bit earlier. Drunken Guys who nobody knows ...

[@hamishclayton347]

More suburban areas is fine if the infrastructure comes with it - Jimmy mentioned Australia’s high living standards; what we actually do here is build these new suburbs made up of soulless 4 - 5 bedroom homes with tiny pocket backyards all jammed into an estate miles from anywhere with a local shopping centre and almost no public transport. I do agree we need less high rise apartments and more home availability for families though 👍

[@MatiasKiviniemi]

Why is the background moving in one angle and not in others? Looks like a boat leaving harbor.

[@StimParavane]

A big problem is that most men do not get to have a family and it's been made a lot harder now because of the knowledge academy and feminism.

[@davidsalts]

Here's a thought... if you can't explain a phenomenon, then there's about a zero percent chance you'll solve the problem associated with it. That goes for everything Jimmy Carr says, he's a walking example that comedians shouldn't necessarily have opinions about everything else. Take cannabis for example, Carr mentions that it is a performance inhibiting drug. Now, explain to me why millions of people would want to take a performance inhibiting drug on a daily or weekly basis. I have a answer Carr, but if you don't know, then there's no reason to listen to your opinion, is there? So, I know it is performance inhibiting, and I know millions of people take it, these are the facts of the matter...the question is why? The same applies to all anti-social activities.

[@What-28-ever-3]

No, the tax relief rules are not quite so, but very very favourable indeed.

[@Scubadooper]

It's a good job he's not king of the world, his ideas are superficial. Yes, we should encourage kids. But why encourage mothers to work? Yes, if they want to great but if they don't how does reducing their income tax help them? Also, does encouraging mothers to work improve society? What it does do is increase government tax take as working mothers tend to pay for services that previously weren't part of the taxed economy.

[@RacerX888]

Hungary's tax idea came from a certain individual in Germany around 1936. Anyone want to guess who I mean?

[@harrydean5603]

Why does that matter? Isn't the merit of the policy more important than its source? If an idea is objectively good, does it matter if it came from an evil individual? Moustache Man supported fox-hunting bans and industrial-scale genocide. It's entirely possible to say the first is a good policy and the second is a monstrous one. What are you implying exactly? Do we have to take an ideology whole-sale all of the time? We can't separate the wheat from the chaff? Do we have to thank an evil dictator for getting one or two things right whilst causing the suffering of millions?

[@EbonyPope]

So what? You also get money from the state in Germany when you are a mother. It's called Kindergeld and was introduced by the Nazis. Are you really conflating the thing with the one who introduced it or just joking?

[@kronk358]

He believes in the pay gap, huh?

[@GavinScrimgeour]

Yes, he’s rich.

[@EbonyPope]

I asked that too. From what I saw not really clear though because he was addressing mothers who want to get into the job world after having kids. That is what creates part of the wage gap that much is correct. Women usually tend to take more time off after a child. I don't know however if he thinks that the gap means less money for the same job though. They really should have asked him I would like to know.

[@chalsfo]

and begs the ? - Why work Get dievorced, and never work again. or Just let the husband go home

[@henrymahoney7072]

This guy’s a clown

[@TheCentristChad]

He still believes in the gender pay gap? 😂

[@irnmadndemon]

Wow used to not think about him as a Real person, but holy shit he makes sense!!! Hahahahaha 45 years for pot!! Awesome

[@ReekieReels]

Right Wing Progressivism

[@Bridge2110]

I thought the Hungary income tax plan was for families and not single women. Why do we want to give women more money anyway? They earn less, but that is earnings. Don't give them money for free. They already spend the vast majority, so even when earning less, they're spending men's money, and they get the majority of benefit of public spending too. Also, yes, the cost may well be a lot. But is there any evidence such a tax plan actually increases the birth rate anyway? Other policies have little impact on birth rates, so not sure this would either.

[@mbadiou]

On top of it all - his stuff on weed is stupid as hell, hopefully he is joking. So pretty much everything he said in this clip was either wrong, not entirely true or just really dumb.

[@ryanc4475]

Am I going mad or is the building outside the window swaying back and forth?!

[@sierraecho884]

The problem with this idea is, the left is already importing people with 4+ kids who live here for free despite never having paid anything or contributed in any way to the social system. The idea itself of paying less in income tax for instance if you are having kids may work but then again probably the "wrong" people will procreate. It´s a slippery slope. In general the idea here is, women who have kids should be somehow financially be compensated for the loss of their work. We should have this discussion in the first place. It´s not the worst thing to have a little less people in a world with soon to be 10 billion of us. I am not saying it´s good either, the question is where is the equilibriium ? And isn´t it a personal decision to have or not to have kids ? Also what do we do with all these women who can´t have kids despite wanted them. Are they just out of luck ? It´s not a 10 sec. debate. SHould we not encourage families instead of just single mothers as well ?

[@Imakulak]

Let’s go Turdo 🇨🇦

[@papa_pt]

I agree with the principle since it continues to be the wealthy and most prepared people, the most unwilling to have more kids. It shouldn't go all the way down to 0% ever, but even half off income tax is a huge incentive.

[@maro0016]

Congratulations- now your a mainstream, woke KZbin channel. Down with the traditional family

[@nioengland]

The purest form of genius.. Pro-woman.. Pro-population and Anti-stakeholder Hungary are setting standards with that policy the true lions

[@eidanchris]

The problem is western women won't take advantage of this and the immigrants that already have tons of children will pay no tax and out breed the local population even faster....

[@badlaamaurukehu]

Women used to manage homes and estates. These modern bints can't even manage the easiest possible reality, let alone a daycare.

[@nioengland]

@@badlaamaurukehu This is a nasty world of losers and cigarettes.. the scum of wall St have been after everyone.. and we never get a moments peace ( war, terrorism, panandemic etc ) Only the cigarettes will attack women for being women.. the real men will protect them no matter what

[@mikehunt8968]

Impressive, Jimmy, simply impressive!

[@DJJ81]

I love jimmy in stage, but it’s crazy how delusional he is politically and what he’s convinced himself of. It truly seems like he’s coming by it honest and just trying to be a good person, but if he looked one step deeper than skin level, I can’t imagine he’d keep hold of these ideals

[@LHJC10]

Maybe a good comic, but typical know it all elitist.

[@LukasMatejka-du5hb]

brilliant..... so, the wallets of everyone who decides to NOT have kids will be punished by this genius scheme 👏👏👏

[@andrewm8377]

Future kids will pay their pensions.. Economics 101

[@What-28-ever-3]

Punishec by what?

[@JD-zb4ve]

I'd like to know why he doesn't like Orban!!

[@jjh2920]

Because Orban is a fascist who shuts down media outlets who disagree with him and supports Russia

[@ReeTM]

Just to let you know I unsubscribed from your channel because you keep pandering to tyrants like Jimmy Carr. Your channel is now a laughing stock.

[@Reveal32]

Jimmy comes out with based opinion, but he often relies on Statist solutions rather than listening to Rothbard or Hazlitt

[@drewpinckney6328]

I agree...at least listen to Rothbard.

[@JakobIlar]

4 children, and no taxes? Sounds familiar to a European country in the 1930's; it would give a low interest home loan to families. Every kid knocked 25% off the house. 4 kids and the house was yours, free and done. The country? Germany.

[@SuperPeppi]

Yeah... orban is following THAT playbook. Finally someone is mentioning it!

[@harrydean5603]

Why does that matter? Isn't the merit of the policy more important than its source? If an idea is objectively good, does it matter if it came from an evil individual? Moustache Man supported fox-hunting bans and industrial-scale genocide. It's entirely possible to say the first is a good policy and the second is a monstrous one. What are you implying exactly? Do we have to take an ideology whole-sale all of the time? We can't separate the wheat from the chaff? Do we have to thank an evil dictator for getting one or two things right whilst causing the suffering of millions?

[@lassebauer]

"Gender pay gap"? Is this a debate from 2015?

[@BudStickly]

Democracy should be rejected. The individual is the greatest minority, no majority should have power over them.

[@jaymarshall845]

Think you've just given exactly the reason why democracy is necessary

[@ihatehandles3]

democracy is dictatorship of the proletariat

[@BudStickly]

@@jaymarshall845 Not sure if you're joking but let's look at Merriam-Webster's definition. Pay close attention to the last part in 1a. Also think if those people in 1b are capable of choosing leadership for the individual. democracy noun de·​moc·​ra·​cy plural democracies 1a: government by the people especially : rule of the majority 1b: a government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation usually involving periodically held free elections

[@youremail3285]

Jimbo! See you at the Bred-Shed at 2!

[@mobeydick37]

I wouldn't put any of those area he claimed as the best places to live as a matter of fact the wouldn't be on my list at all!

[@urbanus3546]

carr needs to educate himself a lot on international matters. In the meantime he should stick to his very vulgar jokes.

[@Your_mom736]

There is absolutely NO gender pay gap. Read the data, not the headline.