Jeffrey Ross' (a.k.a. the "Roastmaster General") show stopping performances at celebrity roasts honoring some of America's favorite stars such as William Shatner, Hugh Hefner, Flava Flav, and Pamela Anderson inspired New York Magazine to crown him "The Meanest Man in Comedy” and MTV to introduce him as “A one man verbal assault unit”. The New York Times recently called Jeff, “An heir apparent to such old-school masters as Buddy Hackett and Rodney Dangerfield”.

Jeff's directorial debut, "Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie" screened at many top festivals and even won Best Picture at the Montreal Comedy Festival. Jeff's very personal "home movie" captures his own life changing experience entertaining American soldiers stationed around Iraq during the early days of the war. The New York Post gave the film a perfect four out of four star review and declared it, "...the best documentary to emerge from the Iraq war so far" General Richard Meyers, Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff said "Patriot Act" was... "...funny and poignant -- every American should see it" The New York Times reviewer declared Jeff, "...if not a hero, than someone who at least did his small part". "Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie" aired on Showtime in honor of Memorial Day and is now available on DVD.