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“I’m Gonna Roast YOU!” Dave Smith vs Adam Sosnick Reunite In Comedy Battle

Piers Morgan Uncensored · 14 May 2026 · 5 Egleze moments
“I’m Gonna Roast YOU!” Dave Smith vs Adam Sosnick Reunite In Comedy Battle ▶

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On this episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Piers Morgan assembled a panel of comedians and media personalities to debate whether comedy has crossed a line in the post-woke era, sparked by Netflix's airing of the Kevin Hart roast featuring shocking jokes about assassinated conservative Charlie Kirk and George Floyd's death. The panel included comedian Dave Smith, podcaster Adam Sosnick, media personality Emily Wilson, and Jay Dyer. The central flashpoint was Pete Davidson's joke comparing Tony Hinchcliffe to Charlie Kirk with a graphic sexual punchline, which drew mixed reactions from the panel. Smith called the joke hilarious and defended absolute free speech in comedy, arguing roasts are inherently consequence-free zones. Sosnick attacked Davidson's comedy credentials entirely, claiming he's never told a memorable joke and became famous for dating rather than talent. Wilson dismissed George Floyd's family objections to Tony Hinchcliffe's joke, calling Floyd a career criminal who overdosed, and argued Netflix applies a double standard favoring jokes against conservatives. The panel broadly agreed Netflix would never air comparable content targeting a liberal Democrat figure. Morgan pressed the group on whether any line exists in comedy, with most defending market-based consequences over censorship while acknowledging their own platforms maintain higher standards. Smith revealed Obama's predator drone joke as the only one to genuinely offend him in 20 years. The episode ended with attempted roasts of each other, though most fell flat, and Morgan lamenting the loss of politically neutral late-night comedy exemplified by Johnny Carson and Jay Leno compared to today's partisan figures like Jimmy Kimmel.

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Entertainment

Adam Sosnick Claims Pete Davidson Never Told a Funny Joke in His Career

at 9:52 · Attributed speaker claim
Pete Davidson is one of them. I'm not going to go there and say Dave Smith is one of them. But the reality is Charlie Kirk was an absolute hero. And what's happening with him, people are literally taking their proverbial shots at him. The bottom line is this, Pete Davidson, name one famous joke he's ever made.

On Piers Morgan Uncensored, former stand-up comedian and podcaster Adam Sosnick attacked Pete Davidson's comedy credentials, arguing Davidson made his name on dating headlines rather than actual comedy. He compared Davidson unfavorably to legends like Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock, claiming no one can name a single memorable Davidson joke. The attack came during a heated debate over Davidson's George Floyd joke at Netflix's Kevin Hart roast.

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Comedy

Dave Smith Defends Charlie Kirk and George Floyd Jokes as Hilarious Comedy

at 11:23 · Attributed speaker claim
It was hilarious. It was a great joke. I don't even like understand entertaining this conversation of whether it crossed the line. And as you pointed out, Piers, right? Like it just shows everybody's hypocrisy immediately. 'Cause like the people who are outraged about the George Floyd joke aren't outraged about the Charlie Kirk joke and vice versa.

Comedian Dave Smith fully defended both controversial jokes from Netflix's Kevin Hart roast, calling Pete Davidson's Charlie Kirk assassination joke 'hilarious' and refusing to acknowledge any line was crossed. Smith argued the debate itself exposes partisan hypocrisy, with outrage splitting cleanly along political lines. He positioned roast comedy as inherently consequence-free and said anyone offended should simply not watch.

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Media & Journalism

Panel Agrees Netflix Would Never Air Comparable Joke About Liberal Democrat Figure

at 20:16 · Attributed speaker claim
Do you think if what happened to Charlie Kirk happened to a well-known and loved Democrat that they would be telling any of these jokes? Absolutely not. They wouldn't say that about a Democrat. They just wouldn't.

Multiple panelists including Emily Wilson argued Netflix applied a double standard by airing Pete Davidson's joke about assassinated conservative Charlie Kirk while the company would never permit similar content targeting a prominent Democrat. The claim centered on Netflix's historically liberal employee base and executive leadership, with Ted Sarandos cited as a major Democratic donor. Critics noted the contrast with past cancellations of conservative-leaning comedians.

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Crime & Justice

Emily Wilson Says Black Community Should Not Care About George Floyd Family

at 22:50 · Attributed speaker claim
Why do we care what George Floyd's family says about anything? George Floyd overdosed according to the autopsy. He was a career criminal and he was a horrible person. And I don't care what him or his family that's happy to get money has to say about it.

Media personality Emily Wilson dismissed George Floyd's family response to Tony Hinchcliffe's roast joke, claiming Floyd died of an overdose rather than police violence and calling him a 'career criminal.' She accused the family of profiting from his death and questioned why anyone should listen to their opinions. The comments came during debate over whether Netflix crossed a line airing jokes about Floyd's death.

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Politics

Dave Smith Says Obama Predator Drone Joke Only Time He Was Genuinely Offended

at 27:30 · Attributed speaker claim
There is one joke ever that I've been genuinely offended by. I think this is 20 years in stand-up comedy. There's only one joke I was ever genuinely offended by, and it was when Barack Obama got on at the White House Correspondent Dinner thing, and he made a joke. He said, Sasha and Malia are now old enough to date. I have two words for you boys: predator drones.

Comedian Dave Smith revealed the sole joke in his 20-year career that genuinely offended him was Barack Obama's White House Correspondents Dinner joke about using drone strikes on potential boyfriends of his daughters. Smith argued an actual murderer joking about the murders he commits crosses a line others don't. The revelation came while Smith was otherwise defending near-absolute free speech in comedy, making his Obama criticism particularly striking.