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about the great people that came before us when signing these huge deals because there were a lot of people who gave their all to the craft and died with nothing financially to show for it. - looking back on everything that you've done, if you could change anything, what would it be? - write in my underwear. (interviewer laughing) - it's a great time to be a black comedian right now, because when you think about our past and where we've come from. (audience clapping) the moms mabley, dick, gregory, redd foxx, they weren't getting the opportunities as black artists they're getting today. - give me your hand, rick. feel my heart. - oh, that's quite a beat there. (audience laughing) - but that has never stopped us from existing and thriving and telling our stories. - the best thing that we can do is use our platform to uplift other younger black artists and give them their time to shine. - i used to carry extra panties in my purse in case i got lucky. now i carry 'em in case i sneeze.
look at the ratings. that's 60 million people. it's absurd that he would die broke. - he died with nothing. you know, eddie murphy paid the funeral costs. - i think it's important that we don't forget about the great people that came before us when signing these huge deals because there were a lot of people who gave their all to the craft and died with nothing financially to show for it. - looking back on everything that you've done, if you could change anything, what would it be? - write in my underwear. (interviewer laughing) - it's a great time to be a black comedian right now, because when you think about our past and where we've come from. (audience clapping) the moms mabley, dick, gregory, redd foxx, they weren't getting the opportunities as black artists they're getting today. - give me your hand, rick. feel my heart. - oh, that's quite a beat there. (audience laughing) - but that has never stopped us from existing and thriving and telling our stories.
in that position? if you're a democrat you're not going to vote for trump you do not abide in. if you want a republican you're not going to vote for biden so you have no safe harbor. there is a desire for a safe harbor if they put forward a series ticket with what's a joe manchin and a series republican on it, a lot of people run to the safe harbor. it is still a long shot but i think this would actually be a very serious, serious presidential campaign. shannon: they've gotten that gor senator mansion and former governor ambassador john huntsman and ambassador and a key early state tomorrow precooked is a nonprofit evident 2012 i believe is america elect. it came four years too early because in 2006 seen a bunch of people at a safe harbor. it's interesting this could be coinciding at a correct time this time around. look, people's needs are not being meant for their crying out for summing different. i like that the democrats have raised fresh faced dick and gephardt. [laughter]
how tough is it for you compared to men? i think it's hard to be a man comic, partially because they're generally not funny or intelligent. well roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual prowess problems? like i'm going to turn off wheel of fortune for that roseanne was the big 80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was. she had a clear point of view. i never got out of the house. i never go no place. i never have no fun. ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. because i'm a housewife. i hate that word. i want to be called domestic goddess. it's so much more descriptive. roseanne barr took the classic housewife stance and turned it on its head. they come up and they go, god, roseanne, you're not very feminine. they say that. can you believe that? they would say that to me. can you even believe that you're not very feminine? so i say, well, suck my dick. she took off like
enough. so i came up with the word demented. oh, i like demented because, yeah, i like demented because i've been trying not to say, because i do feel like it's not nice, demented. yeah. does that work for you? yeah. demented. ridiculous i was licking jelly off of my boyfriend's penis, and all of a sudden, all of a sudden, i'm thinking, oh, my god , i'm turning into my mother. you know, it's like when you think of comedy as being something that pushes boundaries. and that's commenting on social society on a certain level. what is a white man have to say anymore for a man who you guys are catching? hell, you're probably not feeling any better, right? because every other commercial is for broke dick. if you look at the culture, who's changing the culture right now? and i don't know if there's a male equivalent to what a lot of hilarious, thoughtful women are doing right now, known as hush
in that position? if you're a democrat you're not going to vote for trump you do not abide in. if you want a republican you're not going to vote for biden so you have no safe harbor. there is a desire for a safe harbor if they put forward a series ticket with what's a joe manchin and a series republican on it, a lot of people run to the safe harbor. it is still a long shot but i think this would actually be a very serious, serious presidential campaign. shannon: they've gotten that gor senator mansion and former governor ambassador john huntsman and ambassador and a key early state tomorrow precooked is a nonprofit evident 2012 i believe is america elect. it came four years too early because in 2006 seen a bunch of people at a safe harbor. it's interesting this could be coinciding at a correct time this time around. look, people's needs are not being meant for their crying out for summing different. i like that the democrats have raised fresh faced dick and gephardt. [laughter] to give people a little spice in
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