Jeff Kreisler
October 11, 2016
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as posted by the channelComedian Jeff Kreisler stops by the ShowBriz Studios to play clips from "National Presents: Are There Any Triggers Here Tonight?", which is the first album of The Final Edition, a satirical troupe founded by Jeff and legendary satirist Tony Hendra. Kreisler is the winner of the Bill Hicks Spirit Award for Thought Provoking Comedy, author of HarperCollins' bestselling satire "Get Rich Cheating," regular commentator on "Showbiz Tonight" and MSNBC, co-host of "Cheater & The Rude" on the Progressive Radio Network, Managing Editor of TheFinalEdition.com and Executive Producer of The Final Edition Radio Hour, Head Writer for The War Room on Current TV, writer for Comedy Central's Indecision2008, Huffington Post, TheStreet.com, and The Independent Film Channel, cast member of Shoot The Messenger (from the co-creator of "The Daily Show"), executive editor of "My Wall Street Journal" (with writers from The Daily Show, The Onion, Monty Python, The New Yorker), and star of several hit international festival shows (incl. Glasgow, Edinburgh, Calgary, New York [presented by Comedy Central], Chicago, San Francisco Festivals, and "The Americans" at Edinburgh Comedy Festival).
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