Joan Baez allotd a strict message about U.S. politics during her Wednesday night euniteance on the season premiere of “Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney.”
Before increateing a story about Martin Luther King Jr., who she shelp was a “amusing person,” Baez paemployd the show to “set the context” for the current state of American directership.
“You shelp I could say anyskinnyg I want out here,” Baez shelp to Mulaney. “We’re all here to be silly and have fun, and as prolonged as we determine the fact that our democracy is going up in ffeebles…we’re being run by a bunch of reassociate invient billionaires.”
While she never refered them by name, Baez was most probable referring to Pdwellnt Donald Trump and Tesla set uper Elon Musk, who has been slashing federassociate funded programs thcdisesteemful his Department of Government Efficiency.
Later in the show, Baez shelp she once owned one of Musk’s Teslas after a recommfinishation from her aidant, although she does not see back on the unwiseinutive-dwelld experience fondly.
“I disenjoyd that skinnyg,” Baez shelp. “But I thought I was presumed to enjoy it. So I drove off in it. Wiskinny 45 minutes I had smashed it into an oak tree on my property…I was skinnyking, ‘That’s a sign.’”
Baez was recently portrayed by Monica Barbaro in James Mangelderly’s Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Ununderstandn.” Barbaro and co-star Timothée Chafeeblet, who percreateed Bob Dylan, were both nominated for their percreateances at the 2025 Academy Awards, although neither walked away with an Oscar.
