From the liner notes

A feature-length "home video" that captures a rare and intimate look into the early days of the American occupation of Iraq through the eyes of stand-up comedian Jeffrey Ross. Armed with nothing but some jokes and a camcorder, The Friars Club Roastmaster shoots his own life-changing experience entertaining battle weary G.I.s stationed in some of the most dangerous and remote parts of the Sunni Triangle. In light of all the bad news coming out of Iraq, this film offers a rare pat on the back to the men and women of the military who are braving their immense challenges with spirit and a sense of humor. (Not rated but contains profanity)