louis c.k. and here's the deal. okay. louis owes me, i owe louis. he owes me because at some point in his career i literally told him i'm not going to be your friend any more if you keep writing for people. i'm line-- he was writing stuff for dana harvy and this one and that one, and pitching shows to sandler's company. i'm like no, dude, you're the star. you're the star. you're funny. you should have a show. stop pitching other people's shows. so i'm going to sit here on the charlie rose show and take all the credit for louis c.k.. i'm going to-- . >> rose: you made him be what he is today. >> his managers wanted him to-- his managers and his agentedz wanted him to perform. >> wanted him to do stuff for other people. they were making money. and everybody thought he should be working for other people. and i thought that guy is a star, okay. and in turn, me and louis have the greatest friendship and i love the guy dearly. louis companies to me, whatever, before i started writing this he goes you'

maybe they got louis c.k. looking at the tapes. i was mistaken for louis c.k.he other day, and i was so thrilled. >> you're pretty funny. >> not for the first time either. >> it's better than being mistaken for lennon's great, great grandson, which frequently happens. or for, hey, trotski. >> coming up, we're going to talk to two independent theater owners that are planning to show "the interview" at their facilities. >> all right. when we come back, uber and its ceo under scrutiny once again. plus, the weather. not what many of us had been hoping for as many of us take to the roads and skies. the travel forecast coming up in a moment. take another look at the premarket. the s&p going for six up days in a row. haven't done that since june. more "squawk on the street" from post nine in just a minute. [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops. so if you get a trade idea about, say, organic food stocks, schwab can help. with a trading specialist just a tap away. what's on your mind, lisa? i'd like to talk about a trade idea. let's hear it. [ male announ

i was coming back to new york for the "louis c.k. show."tuck in like this -- after this lovely thing, this vacation we had, i was just blissed out and just walking around. i think i had like hash? i don't know. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i do remember that i had a new kendrick lamar album and i was just walking around just looking at everything and not buying anything, just really having a great time. and i was like, "oh, [ bleep ] i've got to write a sketch for this week." then i resubmitted, wrote a few things. >> seth: i really love that this was written in paris. >> yeah, yeah. rewritten. rewritten. >> seth: very ernest hemingway of you. [ laughter ] everyone was in paris at the time working on sketches. >> the stranded generation they called us. [ laughter ] ♪ >> carson: all right, welcome to it. that's right, it's time for another edition of "last call." thanks for being here and we are coming to you tonight from queen of the night at the paramount hotel. here's what we got for you. for music, the acid's gonna make their tv debut fro

. >> the media excuses people if it's a comedian, if it's chris rock, or if it's louie c.k. if it's not a comedian, it's said in the same tone or the same purpose. >> there will always be a double standard with fox. we don't follow the same assumptions as hollywood. get used to it, it's never going to change. >> to the uva rape story wants a rewrite as witnesses are saying nothing she wrote about was true, but she deserves a do over, next on fox. i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. we are about to make more gooddeliveriesverybody. to more places than anybody on earth. we have the speed. we have the technology. and we have the team. we made over 15 billion successful deliveries last year. 15 billion! foo

. >> like the original louis c.k. cut of "pootie tang."eep waiting for somebody to find -- i'm sure amir's going to get it. >> jimmy: yeah, well you should do something. i was going to say you should do something with the roots, or do something with quest, and do a rap album. >> i would, i would -- we talk. we talk. >> jimmy: you do? >> we do talk. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. now it looks serious. >> amir did the music for "top five." >> jimmy: that's right! he's the executive music producer on "top five." congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] i got to say -- >> we had to do the whole soundtrack while he was doing a a taco bell commercial. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he does a lot of things. >> yeah, yeah. we had to go to the set of the commercial. >> jimmy: he doesn't do -- >> to get all of the -- >> jimmy: he does not do a a commercial for taco bell. >> you haven't seen it yet! they're going to show it on the superbowl. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah, maybe he does. i have no idea. >> it's called "drum to the border". [ laugh

. >> what's interesting, louie c.k.eally, really good. you were really, really good pretty early, weren't you? >> i was -- >> not really, really, but good. >> i was good, you know, a club level of good pretty early. but, yeah, it did taken 15 years for me to become, you know, a guy good enough to get on a charlie rose show, you know. i made money. >> or to get to be in your movie for god's sakes. >> or to get charlie rose in my movie. you know how good i had to be to get that? it does taken 15 years. you have to hit the highs and lows. >> and you have to have really lived. >> you have to have really lived for the audience to take that journey with you. >> thank you. >> thank you. thanks for doing my movie. >> it's a pressure. >> it's our movie. we're always going to have this. we're always going to have this. >> he's so smart and so funny. actually you opened that movie, the crick ross movie. when i went to the premiere, nor norah, i was taking pictures. some who shawl remain nameless, chris licht said it was annoying.

. >> like louis c.k. is saying a lot of valuable stuff.better for me listening to his comedy. he's complaining a lot about stuff in life but he's teaching me about what it's like to be a dad raising children. i like seeing the things he thinks are funny or wrong or right. i think i learn a lot from satire. >> i do, too i feel like also being able to observe what you want to expose means that you do a lot of research on it and you get to a lot of nuance. the colbert character is a nuance. it's a thought process and i think that it gives people a little bit of insight into things. so, yeah, i'm sorry. we all disagree with you. >> but good question. >> that was my plan all along. >> may i say one thing? often when people ask a question like that, they have something specific they're thinking about. is there something specific you're thinking about when you ask that? a specific piece of comedy or satire when you asked that? >> not necessarily. i was especially thinking about "the daly show." there's satire when you're pointing out -- when john