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Cosby was convicted the first time. i know you covered it. what do you make of the fact that he not only walks away from this case but is already doing radio interviews and is declaring himself triumphant and his lawyer, his publicist tried to call it a victory for black america. what? >> no, i'm absolutely shocked first off, joy. i remember being on your show in 2015 on your daytime show and it was an earthquake to your point. as you mentioned earlier, he was america's dad. you can't ask a black person in this country to describe a moment from their childhood that might not involve bill cosby...

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And at the end of the day, my first two books caused them a lot of pain. they were too revealing. it was too raw. it was also me trying to just kind of be this outrageous maniac. it was too forced, and it was -- i don't know what i was going for there. but this book i hold up as, like, this is who i am. >> i told my dad wrote a book. he did some radio interviews in public radio in 1976. they restored it, put it online and sent me an email and said, you know, you can listen to this. and i clicked on it in my office and it was the first time i had heard my dad's voice since i was 10 years old. >...

And at the end of the day, my first two books caused them a lot of pain. they were too revealing. it was too raw. it was also me trying to just kind of be this outrageous maniac. it was too forced and it was -- i don't know what i was going for there. but this book i hold up as, like, this is who i am. >> my -- i told you my dad wrote a book. he did some radio interviews in public radio in 1976. they restored it, put it online and sent me an email and said, you know, you can listen to this. and i clicked on it in my office and it was the first time i had heard my dad's voice since i was 10 yea...

Was a workaholic and i was very devoted to my career, but look at the good that came out of this, look at these interviews and look at what i've collected. and i thought in a way it was -- it was revealing myself to them in the way i'd like to be seen by them. and at the end of the day, my first two books caused them a lot of pain. they were too revealing. it was too raw. it was also me trying to just kind of be this outrageous maniac. it was too forced and it was -- i don't know what i was going for there. but this book i hold up as, like, this is who i am. >> my -- i told you my dad wrote a ...