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more venues to do comedy than there have ever been. there are afforded all these platforms they can make their own stuff. they don't have to answer to anybody. so their content can be just what they want it to be. this is where our poop comes out. this is what you think is hot. this is what you think is hot. is it someone's birthday or we're celebrating julia's last day. yes. salud i love watching these young women be unabashedly feminist. it's great that they can be loud and proud about these issues. also, there are real issues. the best comedies and the best television now is all being created and showrun by women. i have my own show. it's about time. oh. oh. i have mild, extra mild. i have no idea what that one is. and i hear really good things about that english banger, actually. you know what? i think i'm kind of done with sausages. late night is one of the last places where it still feels very much a men's club, so it's great to have. samantha
- doing a good job on the food. - cheers. - thank you guys. - salud. - salud. - so, you're looking at texas and i'm looking at mexico. - yes. - 100% correct, yeah. the cliffs on our left are mexico and the ones on our right are, uh, the united states. i've been on several overnights where your clients almost forget that, yeah, that's mexico right there. and they say, "wait, is that mexico?" and it's like, "yeah, it--it is." looks exactly the same as that. - yeah. - we get people from all over the country, all over the world, and some of them come in hesitant or scared of the border. - when they book the trip, they say, "should i bring my gun?" - right. - but the neat thing is that everyone i've taken out, you get to see this transformation from being, like, terrified to thinking it's beautiful to thinking they don't need a wall to thinking, "i'm actually going to write a letter saying that we don't need a wall." - right. does anyone ever bother to-- i mean, are there, like, scary gunboats coming up and down this river, uh? - i mean, i think the border patrol technically does have a hovercraft that they've used once and it was horrible. - park service does too. - yeah. - they have helicopters. - for the record, i don't understand why mexico is made to be such an issue.
mouth. really great texture because it's very soft on the outside and crispy on the inside. that smoked bones, that is beautiful. >> we tried to sell experience, not just food, right. >> i think at the end of the day, you guys are amazing storytellers. >> thank you. thank you very much. for me, koli is the representation for he and my brothers, the representation that can be nourishing, can be at the same level of each cuisine of the world. >> not just mexico. >> yes. we want to tell the people, monterrey is so huge, it's so rich, and it's wonderful. >> yeah, you really see the spirit of trejos in the food in your food. >> yes, yes. >> it's like resilient, and it's creative, and it's innovative, and it's diverse. and you go, oh my gosh, where am i? nuevo leon. people will be like, wow, this is amazing. it's really a product of the people. >> totally. >> of the people's spirit here, i think, in this state. >> and i appreciate it. >> okay. salud.
"you know, people always ask me, like, "'were you responsible for finding george?' "i said, 'yeah, you know, i found george, "'and i brought him to people that needed to see him, "'but also, the thing i'm proudest about george is that i didn't create a monster.'" - right, right. - but i think i was aiming toward being a monster in my early life. but i think every day that you get to look around, i mean, i can see city hall, downtown, from my house and all the things that meant so much about being from los angeles is just, you know, i'm bless-- i mean, people say it, i'm blessed, but this place is like-- it made me what i am. - yes, yeah. - and it made me a fighter when i didn't wanna be a fighter, and it made me not quit when i wanted to quit. and, i mean, that's-- i'm glad that you asked me to come out to the park. - yeah, i'm glad, man. glad you made it. cheers. - yeah. - salud. - yeah, salud. - this town and the industry of hollywood is one i have a very complicated relationship with. on the one hand, i am part of it, and like george, have had success in it. on the other, we are just two of the very few latinos who've broken through.
- this show, you know, came out of the pandemic. this show came out of my instagram being a barrage of, like, oh, black hate, oh, latino hate, oh, asian hate, oh, queer-- [mumbles] it's already rough, so it was like how do i make something where we get to see joy, where we get to see love, where we get to see acceptance, where we get to see food and dancing and sexy and all of the things that i just need. - oh, yeah, absolutely. - that, for me, was what this was. and so it really healed me. all: three, two, one! - it's not new years unless someone chokes on the uva! - salud, everybody! all: salud! - so what is the ultimate goal for you? where do you see yourself ten years from now? - i wanna truly be shonda. i'm so grateful for the shondas of the world, who have laid a track of, like, that's what that looks like, 'cause i didn't have it before shonda. you know? so that's what that looks like to have many shows, to create many spaces. - yeah, yeah. - i'm not afraid anymore. - no, yeah.
oh, queer-- [mumbles] it's already rough, so it was like how do i make something where we get to see joy, where we get to see love, where we get to see acceptance, where we get to see food and dancing and sexy and all of the things that i just need. - oh, yeah, absolutely. - that, for me, was what this was. and so it really healed me. all: three, two, one! - it's not new years unless someone chokes on the uva! - salud, everybody! all: salud! - so what is the ultimate goal for you? where do you see yourself ten years from now? - i wanna truly be shonda. i'm so grateful for the shondas of the world, who have laid a track of, like, that's what that looks like, 'cause i didn't have it before shonda. you know? so that's what that looks like to have many shows, to create many spaces. - yeah, yeah. - i'm not afraid anymore. - no, yeah. - this is the first time i'm really not afraid anymore. i'm like... - yeah, yeah. - that's where we have real power, is that we can say stuff when other people can't say stuff. - right.