i think dave chappell, i loved his show because i thought he had biting things on that show, as well.d pryor and the role he played early in this? >> richard pryor was really one part social activist. he was this funny loveable comedian, but he was the first to open up that door in terms of race relations and black/white and how we relate to each other. and he was so honest and open with his comments. >> well, let's take a look for a second at one of my favorite comedians, wanda sykes. >> who is the real michelle obama? when will we see the real michelle obama? you know what they're saying. when are we going to see this some f. >> what do you think women of color particular role has been in pushing social comment taker? >> i think there's been pioneers at the forefront and i think whoopi goldberg is one at the top. when whoopi did her one woman show on broadway, she brought the house down because she brought to light some of the things that america wasn't talking about. and so i think she's at the front. wanda is at the front. new voices are emerging, as well. >> it's always easier to

but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> s

. >> some of the funniest people i can think of, dave chappelle, tina fey, they're women, they're hilarious essay in vanity fair, making the case where women aren't funny. it prompted a great response from tina fey and amy poehler. >> what's the name of the woman on "the apprentice." she was a -- >> joan rivers can be funny. >> we need to update you on comedy. >> let's go to bill mahre and his comments about the country music awards and how well basically they need to have a shooting there. watch this? >> now that liberals have forwarded their agenda by inserting a mass gay wedding into the grammys, conservatives must match them tit for tat by having a mass shooting at the country music awards. >> i don't care what he says, i don't want him fired. but liberals do that to conservatives, any conservative said that, you know there would be a different reaction. >> why am i the person that is supposed to defend bill maher every time? >> i'm just asking. >> i don't agree with him. >> i'm talking about the double standard. >> if you said that, that you wanted everyone killed at the oscars, it wou

i think one of the funniest comedians is dave chappelle, so i disagree with you, boy can't theory everywhere. if you're not fit for the job, let's do away with saying we're box checking. she's a woman, she's a republican. >> a bunch of people would say you're racist and they're going to boycott us. >>> how about this? facebook turns teb today. only a fifth grader if they were your kid. they have come a long way in a decade. listen to founder mark zuckerberg talking about his massive success creating the social media giant. >> it's been a pretty amazing journey. it's so rare to have the opportunity to touch a billion people's lives. i remember really vividly, you know, having pizza with my friends a day or two after i opened up the first version of facebook. you know, at the time, i thought someone needs to build a service is like nis for the world, but i never thought we would be the ones to lepdo it. i think a lot of what it comes down to is we cared more. i'm just so grateful to have the opportunity i had to serve so many people. and i really think that the best is yet to come. >> great. >

but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> s