Jay Pharoah
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Comedian, rapper, and actor Jay Pharoah sits down with Josh to discuss his new album, "The Odyssey," and hosting the Fox game show "The Quiz with Balls." He shares how "The Odyssey" materialized over 10 years, how he wrote it about another dimension where he has the power to save planet Earth, and what happens on "The Quiz with Balls" when contestants don't fall in. Plus, Jay performs a table read of Josh's political drama, impersonating Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Patrick Mahomes, and even Josh himself.
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