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A comedian could be Ukraine's next president.

"I know that David likes porn because we talked about it," the comedian could be heard chattering.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has been seen leaving the London recording studios and home of Russell Brand, raising speculation that the comedian could be considering endorsing him.

The prime minister said the comedian could be funny when urging people not to vote but added that he "profoundly disagreed" with him - saying people's jobs and the future of the country was "no joke".

Her success proved that female comedians could be as aggressive or unconventional as their male counterparts, and leave an audience just as devastated.

I'm like, Why can't we just get news-news?" As much as honesty from comedians could be refreshing to the audience who paid to see them, it could also provide for some unwanted attention, take for instance, the Twitter firestorm Norm Macdonald found himself in for his comments about Louis C.K., Roseanne Barr and the #MeToo movement.

The comedian who could be president Jump to media player Polls suggest comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy is a frontrunner in Ukraine's presidential election.

Dutch comedian Hans Teeuwen could be prosecuted, too.

Paul Merton, who has remade some episodes of Hancock's Half Hour, and Jack Dee were examples of contemporary comedians who could be suited to the leading role, he suggested.

At the open-mike night two weeks ago, one of those untried comedians, Tim Feeley, could be seen pacing in front of the bar to work up his nerve for his debut.

The British actor-comedian Dave Johns could be a favorite, too, for Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake," in which he plays a down-on-his-luck carpenter railing against the bureaucratic tyranny of the British welfare state, and is always convincing even when the film goes into oppressively worthy Stations of the Cross mode.