It would appear the Louder with Crowder Dot Com research team needs to be sacked. Contrary to what we reported earlier this week, John Cleese is NOT being forced to erase a hilarious scene from the stage production of Monty Python's "The Life of Brian."

Here's what happened. Someone in the audience at a Cleese show told the Daily Mail that's what he said. Websites like ours, sourcing the Daily Mail, created content around him saying such. But Cleese has now confirmed himself via Twitter that that's not what he said. "I have, of course, no intention of doing so. So someone in the audience had called a journalist and misreported me. Amazingly none of the British media called to check."

The comedic legend followed up with a question I feel ALL ARTISTS need to start asking the tiny minority of Cleese-phobic woke twats looking to censor, erase, or otherwise cancel their past works. Who exactly are you concerned about offending? It isn't Python fans who have been laughing at this material for close to fifty years and will be the ones driving ticket sales.

The scene in question features "Loretta," a man, who wants to have a baby and claims no one could tell -- her -- she couldn't. In 1979, this was silliness. In 2023, it's a conversation between a woke activist and a normie on Twitter. Right after the woke activist celebrates the normie's daughter having her hopes and dreams crushed in High School track.

The stage show is based on the 1979 film of the same name satirizing the life of Jesus Christ. As we have seen this week with the Los Angeles Dodgers, insulting Christians is A-OK in 2023. But a joke about a man wanting to have a baby -- an idea that forty years ago was ludicrous and not the cornerstone of Democrat Party it is today -- goes too far in the eyes of a handful of thespians. I'm guessing the theatre critics too.

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