Dave Landau joins Glenn Beck to discuss his new show, 'Normal World,' and Beck can’t stop laughing

Dave Landau and 1/4 Black Garrett’s new comedy show, "Normal World," debuts tonight, and it’s sure to generate mass hilarity.

Glenn Beck certainly thinks so. As he and Dave discuss the show, Beck cannot help but break into hysterical laughter.

Beck calls Landau’s dark and cynical sense of humor “the only way [he] can deal with” the craziness of the world. Viewers are sure to agree when they watch skits like the "Barbie" parody.

The two share a laugh about Dave’s recent response to his son’s declaration that he finally knows what he wants to be when he grows up. Dave tells his son, “Look, it doesn’t matter. I know you don’t watch the news because you’re eight, but just enjoy the moment because you’re not going to make it ... nobody’s going to make it.”

A tad dark — but undeniably funny and relatable.

Beck and Landau banter over a range of subjects, including Hunter Biden’s recent charges, the conundrum that is Chuck E. Cheese, Chat GPT, and marriage, among other topics.

Beck asks Dave whether or not it’s difficult to produce comedy in a world where something that seems ludicrous very well could happen the next day. “Is it hard to do a comedy show now because life is parody?” he asks. “You make up some crazy idea, and it’s funny. It happens tomorrow!”

Dave admits that he’s quite polarizing; some are charmed by his dark humor while others just get angry. For example, his joke that he “has a boy ... for now” will inevitably be met with both hysterical laughter and sneering animosity.

Beck, for one, finds Landau’s schtick entertaining, to say the least. Watch their interview below. And don’t forget to tune in for the debut of "Normal World" tonight at 10 p.m. EST!

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