you're right, dave chappelle."ety is saying dave chappelle is right, and half of society is saying that he's wrong, then that means there is no line. it means society is seeing the line from two different sides. and so, that's why i say you cannot say "did he cross the line," because which side are you looking at the line from defines whether or not he crossed it. >> stahl: are you still learning things all the time? >> noah: yes. yes. >> stahl: well, he's had to learn about new york city, his new home since 2015-- buy an apartment here, make new friends... let me ask you about your personal life for a minute. do you want to have children? >> noah: i-- i go back and forth. sometimes i will meet kids who make me go, "i want a kid." and then sometimes i'll meet children where i go, "i hope that my sperm doesn't do anything, because this person is a terror." >> stahl: you're 37. you're right there. that's the clock. it's ticking. >> noah: okay. >> stahl: but you don't feel it? >> noah: no, i don't. >> stahl: you have

we comedian, dave chappelle, faced a huge backlash. . ._ a huge backlash... huge backlash... we are back en cancel culture, yes. my- en cancel culture, yes. my thought we were going to be talking aboutjoe's and comedy. they are not interested in doing this interview anymore so i believe you now. bye—bye. that was john cleese speaking to me earlier. you can watch the entire interview again online and see the story and reaction to his comments on our website or via the bbc news app. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. thank you forjoining me. do stay with us me. hello. thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. a view from wales, cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to come

if you go up on youtube which is dave chappelle.nk it expensive perfectly. >> he is fantastic. for like like the saddest part of all this is that for those who believe him, it creates further division in this country. so when i look at him is not just the question of his lying to the police six times. at the question of his further chipping away making sure that there is more division in this country. coming back, the pulling back the scab. of racism in this country. that's even more damaging. deadline to the police. it's a terrible thing to that he did. >> jesse: one of the political leadership of the left, pamela harris, and joe biden himself. just make this so much worse and painful for the country. and i can hear anything from them. i think our very own steve doocy motive to ask. i just ran into the other. >> where's the biden tweet, we have it somewhere. >> jesse: the present united states and the vice president. this is blown up in their face. >> says what happened today must never become tolerated in this country. we must sta

if you want to know how black people feel, go ask dave chappelle.happelle starts talking about jussie, that's how we were feeling, that's where we were at. we were laughing, we were ridiculing, we were having fun. i think when you talk about cancel culture and how people are afraid to speak up, black men were not afraid to speak up. black men were calling this for what it was at the beginning. because they were, they were called homophobic, they were toxic masculinity. it was something wrong with black men for laughing at what they obviously knew was a joke. we got to a point where you realize that joy reid and don lemon speak for us, then i think we can actually have better conversations. nobody look at this like racism. we all looked at this as imbecilic nonsense. we spend very little time focusing on its. we came back to it today to laugh again and we laughed. it is not as big of an issue for us is don lemon and joy reid would have you think. >> greg: it's going to lead me into a sexist question. sunny brought up the point about men versus women

but now he's part of dave chappelle's comedy acts.jussie isn't even going to make it into the hoax hall of fame. this is nowhere near the russia collusion hoax. he put together this massive hoax and he's not even going to be remembered. judge jeanine: joe biden's tweets, what happened today to yes, sir * must never be tolerated in this country. we must and up and demand we no longer give this hate safe harp- safe harbor. we are with you jussie. do you think joe biden is still with him? >> joe biden doesn't remember he made that tweet. nobody wants to be associated with this guy anymore. the sad part about it for him, if he would have kept his mouth shut after that phoney -- he would have gotten out of this. but he came out once again demanding that and telling the world that this was a hoax. this was a hoax. and it led to another round of this. this guy is done. judge jeanine: he's cook. you know what else is interesting. didn't michelle obama get involved in this and the d.a. had to be replaced by a pegs prosecutor? there were a whol

comedians, from dave chappelle in the us tojohn cleese in the uk, have spoken out about cancel cultureng social pressure on people. in an interview with the bbc, mr cleese addressed this topic. he's in asia for a new comedy tour in the region. he spoke to me earlier. wonderful to have you on the programme. i know that you are particularly interested in talking about cancel culture. i think it's fair to say, i understand in fact you're making a documentary about it. what is it about cancel culture that interest you?— that interest you? well, it's a relatively _ that interest you? well, it's a relatively new _ that interest you? well, it's a relatively new phenomenon. l that interest you? well, it's a i relatively new phenomenon. of course, it affects comedians because a lot of us do jokes that the cancel culture people, the wo people don't take a ride or don't think is correct. so i've been asked to do the programme. so i been exploring it and reading quite a lot of books and try to understand what is all about. it's quite a complex matter. it seems to be boiling down to the fact that s

comedians, from dave chappelle in the us tojohn cleese in the uk, have spoken out about cancel culturepressure on people. in an interview with the bbc, mr cleese addressed this topic. he's in asia for a new comedy tour in the region. he spoke to me earlier. wonderful to have you on the programme, john. i want to start by asking you, i know that you're particularly interested in talking about cancel culture, i pick it's fair to say. i understand in fact you're making a documentary about it. what is it about cancelled culture that interests you? well, it's are relatively _ culture that interests you? well, it's are relatively new _ culture that interests you? -ii it's are relatively new phenomenon. it affects comedians because a lot of us do jokes that the cancel culture people, the boca people don't think you're right or don't think are correct. so it been asked to do the program. so i've been exploring it and reading quite a lot of books and trying to understand what it's all about. but quite a complex matter and it seems to be boiling down to the fact that some people are rather overp

remember when the woke mob tried to cancel comedian dave chappelle over netflix comedy special supposedly transgender community. well you know, dave wasn't going to play that game. >> transgender community more than willing to give you an audience. s will not summon me i'm not bending to anybody's demand. [applause] dan: new rules folks -- they're in effect. new rules are this, we win you lose that's how you deal with cancel culture. you can't cancel someone that refuses to be canceled. of all of the patriotic moment this is year, all of my favorites and this was one of them this one stands out at this year's fox nation patriot awards i had the real privilege of presenting heroism award to scott mann for his efforts with pineapple express gets stranded americans and allies out of afghanistan. >> you know, i appreciate that heroism award but honestly dan it is the afghans they said you know what nobody is coming we'll do something. we'll do something. and they step into the breach and they led and you don't need permission to lead. you need to step in and lead and that to me meant more tha

whether it was dave chappelle, j.k., sharon osborne, gina verano, or the bachelor's chris harrison, each of them suffered for speech, thinking freely, and daring to express ideas, especially unpopular ones should not get people canceled. no words should be unforgivable. in fact, it's the nature of art to contradict the status quo and get us to think differently. >> to the transgender community, i am more than willing to give you an audience. but you will not summon me. i am not bending to anybody's demands. [cheers and applause] >> raymond: and here are some final scraps of grievance that must be mentioned. how does chrissy teagan get to stage a comeback while sharon osborne and j.k. rowling our in perpetual punish corner? >> one person said that you said something to her to this person saying "i can't wait for you to die," and you apologized and you apologized profusely. >> if you like there was honestly -- having this. lack of time and time to digest it all and to look back and realize that honestly there is always so

tough break. >> "entertainment weekly" is reporting dave chappelle turned himself into a mental healthrview telling "time" magazine he's not in drug rehab or mental hospital, as some have reported. >> one story he tells is about a skit that he had done and he says, as the skit's being performed he notices an older white guy laughing and he realizes the guy is laughing at him as opposed to laughing with him. when chappelle came to terms with this, he recognized the power of his comedy and also the fact no matter how funny he was, some of the racial issues in american society don't change because he tells a good joke or performs in a good skit. >> i'm out. [ applause ] won't clog pores 97% found their fit fit all of us fit me foundation only from maybelline new york. my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying

dan: so dave chappelle named it justice for juicy isn't turning out like juicy thought so justice maycy right in the face here in this trial if he gets convicted of making this whole thing up. j i think that's exactly what we're seeing. only thing he's benefiting that we're not seeing cameras in the courtroom but off the readouts are every witness that's coming out so testifying that it was a complete fabrication from the beginning. that he wanted them to act as on basis and aggressive as possible to make it look like he was the victim of a hate crime. because his -- most powerful currency is victimology in order, he has to be a victim in order to be more relevant and we learn and know this he sent letter to himself that didn't get enough press so then he said i got to get beat up and make sure it is in a stairwell with a camera to get it recorded and found that it wasn't recorded he was devastated what's amazing he's sticking to this story dan he's sticking to it and trying -- brother pete, this is that -- i can't get over this. this is like dude, you're caught. they have these guys

dave chappelle's comments about trans people, which sparked an outcry, even as some came to his defense are human. you will make a mistake. >> worst club meeting. the qanon crowd that gathered in texas expecting the return of john kennedy and john kennedy jr. >> a lot of this stuff does boil down to loneliness, and there is a really warm feeling if you think that you understand something and you have insight into something that nobody else understands. >> most popular baby names. olivia and liam. >> i'm sure olivia is after olivia de havilland. as far as liam goes, i guess liam neeson. i guess people forget how bad fan ton menace was. >> merriam-webster's word of the year is vaccine. our number of the year is 332 million. that's how about the u.s. population, and it's growing with a death every 11 seconds but a birth every 9 seconds. the worst eight, the eight hours an average american kid now spends in front of a screen each day. that's double what it was before the pandemic. and worst number for many americans trying to stay fit -- 39. that's the percentage who gained weight amid all

. >> that's how dave chappelle has taken to announce jussie smollett.ust vaccine mandates, facilities shooting up drugs and gifted and talented programs. there you go, the santanista is coming. >> thank you, willie. >> happy to help. >> ten years from now, people are going to look back and want to see what happened. they're going to see new york city most compressed and most populated city in america. ground zero of this under bill de blasio. his seven day average is better than a lot of red states so again very funny headline and picture. again, this kicking bill deblasio around about making new york city a fairly safe place to be during these difficult times on the pandemic is something. they also, the editorial page attacked de blasio for high crimes in new york city and his bad relationship with the police, they're about seven years late on that, precovid, you had the lowest run rate in new york city since the 1950s. everybody is kicking bill deblasio around. i am not sure it's going to be fair and well especially on the covid front years from now.

said -- oh so comfy coat they were like, dave - dave la chappelle wants to shoot it and i know dave,ng by lachappelle now [ laughter ] and then -- i wrote that one in the elevator come on, that's a good -- that's a good joke. >> seth: that's a good joke. >> that was just a good joke >> seth: he's so fancy he got all that netflix money. he got so fancy. >> seth: i'm dave lachappelle. i love chappelle so much because it's -- do you remember, like, when i was away for like 15 years ago when he was doing stand-up, he was like, "hey man, what's going on? and that's what he sounded like. and then, he came back 15 years later like the hulk, "he's like, "what's going on?" [ laughter ] >> seth: when you disappear and come back 15 years later, do you have a voice you're going to use? >> i hope i can make it another 15 years [ laughter ] that's the nicest thing that anyone's said. this [ bleep ] was so weird. you see -- so they're like crushing it, right >> seth: yeah. >> you clearly like, you get what you paid for. >> seth: yeah. >> and then, so dave lachapelle who was like a pretty famous pho

dagen: dave chappelle sit them all down. two day summit for democracy with 110 governments including taiwan, biden he foreign policy moves from the -- afghanistan fraudulently to call with vladimir putin raising questions about his own credentials in this summit poll shows nearly half americans say current administration has hurt their lives, concerns on nation and economy, instead of helping them, markets this morning lower take a look, futures a decline start of trading awaiting jobless claims numbers out 30 minutes' time, the dow industrials down 1077. >> european markets are mixed take a look, the markets in europe, are lower, cac quarante down 22 dax lower by 48. and in asia overnight markets finished mostly higher, as you will see here best overnight in asia hong kong up better than 1% hang seng off on the session "mornings with maria" is live right now. . morning movers restoration hardware reporting net revenue increased 19%, 7th executive fop line beat confirming expansion with new scores security units, cvs higher