to watch a show by dave chappell.— dave chappell.e are _ dave chappell. i am worried that people are frightened l dave chappell. i am worried| that people are frightened to think freely and express their thoughts. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. you can get more of that story and all the latest news and features on our web site. i am david willis and this is bbc thank you forjoining us. hello there. over the past couple of days we have seen some torrential downpours across parts of england and wales. localised flooding in places. but those heavy thundery showers have now eased away, and it looks li

i was like, "dude, how do you top -- how do you top dave chappelle how do you top chris rock?ll. [ laughter ] the goat, uh, goat took a [ bleep ] on stage >> jimmy: there you go, there you go [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] dude, questlove said it was the funniest thing he ever saw >> it was -- it was not planned either, quest. [ light laughter ] that's the one thing i didn't think about. i said, "the goat's going to come out, do a tight two minutes. [ laughter ] but instead, he [ bleep ] on chris' shoes [ laughter ] he -- he destroyed chris' shoes. chris had on some white moon boots and that goat -- that goat got him >> jimmy: moon boots >> chris just jumped in, "you gotta be --! you know chris, he's like -- he's "this [ bleep ] goat, [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> sorry for cursing >> jimmy: you have so many - >> it's the gran coramino. >> jimmy: i know, yeah it's -- you have so many things going on "hart to heart" is your show on peacock. you do a great job with that >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: i know you probably got inspired by -- who's your favorite people

it's been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelle'sare frightened to think freely and to express their thoughts. that's what i am frightened by. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but to for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. and before we go, the 17th of august — was indonesian independence day, and one way of celebrating is taking part in a greasy tree trunk competition. yes, that's right, teams compete to reach the top of an oiled, palm tree trunk to get their hands on the prizes. to be successful, teams must work together and not look down! or slide off the tree trunk. a slippery busine

. >> okay, comedian dave chappelle storing more controversy on the blue note jazz festival in napa valley. for the second night in a row he broke napa's 10:00 p.m. noise ordinance. the chronical reports that chappelle apologized to festival organizers, but seemed intent on continuing the show just as he did the night before where they encouraged the hip-hop group to play past the 10:30 time. it says he threatened to never return to the festival again if he didn't get more time. he wanted jazz musician roger glasper to return on stage to finish the festival. he returned to the stage playing for a few minutes, off by 10:15, and everybody off the stage. >>> okay, who is it? somewhere out there is a future billionaire holding on to that lucky ticket. the little ticket is worth a staggering $3.14 billion. it was sold in a suburb of chicago and remember big drawing was last friday. the winner has 12 months from the date of the drawing to claim the prize. but only 60 days to choose between the cash option or annual payment. what would you do? >> cash. >> upfront? >> and most winners opt for the

it's been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelle'sople are frightened to think freely and to express their thoughts. that's what i am frightened by. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. i want to tell you now about a 16—year—old elephant in pakistan. suffering from dental pain, he has been treated and after an operation she is back on the road to recovery. before we go, the us space agency, nasa, is preparing to launch a new rocket to the moon. ahead of its first flight currently schedule for august 29. if the mission is successful it could pave the way for astronauts heading back to the moon. inch by in

it's been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelle'sress their thoughts. that's what i am frightened by. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. a 16—year—old elephant in pakistan who's been suffering for years from a dental infection, and pain caused by a broken tusk, has finally found some relief. madhubala is one of four african elephants being treated in karachi, and after a six—hour operation, performed by a team from a global animal welfare group, she's back on the road to recovery. that is great news for her. more on all our top stories on our website. that's it from me for the moment. you can reach me

it�*s been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelleve seen some torrential downpours across parts of england and wales. localised flooding in places. but those heavy thundery showers have now eased away, and it looks like, over the next few days, we will see a little bit of rain at times, mainly in the north and west, with increasing amounts of sunshine, particularly in the south and the east. low pressure pushing in off the atlantic will bring more of a breeze during thursday, and this weather front will bring a band of cloud and rain, which will slowly spread from west to east across the country. so, initially we start off with quite a bit of cloud around. one or two heavy showers in the south—east there, but increasing amounts of sunshine for central, southern and eastern areas into the afternoon. this weather front will bring patchy rain across scotland, northern ireland and then into western parts of england and wales. behind it, some heavy showers for scotland, and northern ireland, into the afternoon. further south and east, it�

it's been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelle'sle are frightened to think freely and to express their thoughts. that's what i am frightened by. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. a 16—year—old elephant in pakistan, who's been suffering for years from a dental infection and pain caused by a broken tusk, has finally found some relief. madhubala is one of four african elephants being treated in karachi, and after a six—hour operation, performed by a team from a global animal welfare group, she's back on the road to recovery. isn't that good news and you can get a lot more on that and all our other stor

aishah: well, dave chappelle and other comedians are fighting cancel culture. canceled the soldout show hours before he was expected to go on because of backlash surrounding his jokes about the transgender community. bill maher weighing in last night about the show. >> because then you hear so many people saying, cancel culture isn't a real thing. they just kicked him out of the venue. i mean, people who actually bought tickets, which is kind of an indication that they want to see you. >> and had he gone to a different venue and what happened to freedom of assembly in this country that we're free to assembly and speak what we want and hear what we want? >> freedom, there it is. okay so the venue says we believe in diverse voices in the freedom of artistic expression, but in honoring that we lost sight of the impact this would have and you've got to question, do they believe in diverse voices? >> it's not the first time that maher has defended chappell because the comedians pushing the envelope, lenny bruce and richard pryor rolling in their graves. this is the

it's been claimed, was when gilliam encouraged his facebook followers to watch the comedian dave chappelle's people are frightened to think freely and to express their thoughts. that's what i am frightened by. trans people say they don't have a voice. i'm wishing them good luck, good luck, be whatever you want, but remember to learn to take a joke. i'm not attacking anybody. the controversy around this production is yet another example of the debate raging about where the lines are drawn when it comes to free speech. for terry gilliam, art is about pushing boundaries, but too far for the old vic, which says it wishes the show well for its future. katie razzall, bbc news, bath. england's cricketers have struggled on the first day of their first test against south africa at lord's. the visitors won the toss and put england in to bat, taking five wickets before lunch, including that of captain ben stokes. rain saved further embarrassment, though, and play was abandoned for the day with england on 116—6. great britain's matthew hudson—smith has won his third major medal in athletics in a month r

how about -- dave chappelle recently -- what's in a name, he gave a speech and at the end of the speechnt things to remember you don't get the right to take the artistic part of the words. you can't separate the two. it's artistic integrity. you don't change anything on what beyonce is doing is setting a terrible precedent. she's of of the highest mountains of success. she doesn't change anything for anyone, she can walk away tomorrow and not look back and still be great. so that bothers me. and it's a simple thing. monica -- you had an affair. you are not a victim. you were a willing participant. you knew he was married, this is ridiculous. this will switch around or whatever. [bleep]. you had an affair, you don't get a pass. but this all goes back to one thing. one thing. if you don't want to say something, it's always been a wonderful word that you can use if an adjective, a verb, noun, it can go with anything, you can change the ending of it, it rhymes commit fits everything. can't we just go back to ending every sentence with [bleep] to it works. [scattered applause] >> greg: why d

nope, brother's been kicking ass on tv forever, red fox, richard prior arsenio hall dave chappelle and forget lewis muhammad gutfeld? but i'm definitely in the top three. no. even bigger. it's the first time a wrestler has hosted the number one late night show. [cheers and applause] yeah, that's right. a wrestler. burns, doesn't it? just a wrestler. and where would this country be without wrestlers? we would probably be invaded by canada. look, even hunter biden is a huge fan of the rock. although he smokes it. the country without wrestlers would be like kamala without bongos. >> it is critical that we work together to understand where we are, to recognize and have the courage to speak truth about what is obsolete, and then to partner to ensure that we are speaking the same language with the same motivation inspired by the opportunities. >> tyrus: just sounds right. or be like president biden without cue cards. or gutfeld without a booster seat. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> tyrus: there's going to be a lot of those tonight. or a pitcher of geraldo with his shirt actually on. but

dave chappelle pushed back. more recently marc andreessen did. him backing adam neumann from the infamous wework thing, 350 million. the point there are serious efforts to change the white picket fence, notion of the american dream. do you worry about that at all? >> i mean i do because charles, let's think about how you build generational wealth. for do many generations it has been owning your own property, being able to leverage that, instead of paying rent, not being able to build equity. you build equity you can borrow against to send your kids to college or make some bigger purchases, even to buy other property and become a small investor, start a business. so when, i worry when it is very difficult for first-time homebuyers to get into this kind of market. charles: yeah. >> i'm also not bought into the idea that the same guy who took wework as an idea and really was not able to turn a profit is somehow going to solve the challenge of affordable housing. charles: yeah. >> what we actually need is zoning reform in this country. when you have

jussie smollett, obviously mocked by dave chappelle is the mad frenchman juicy smilier. so on turned out simply not to be true. so the topic of both these books i think which we'll get into is that a lot of things that we're all expected to believe aren't real. and so the question is why we're expected to believe them and there are there are many people that object to this sort of line of inquiry taking place. i think. so that that's it for me. oh, i'm i am an associate professor at kentucky state university here in frankfort quick drive over from lexington glad to be here. thank you will and michael. can you briefly tell us about your book thought criminal and how it's prepared for you to talk about this discussion. sure. yes. i'm michael rutkin walton and -- criminal is my 11th book. i was a professor full professor at nyu in global liberal studies and um, i was basically a leftist a marxist and then the social justice excesses in the university started to alarm me and i saw the sort of totalitarian of what they represented. and i started to speak out against it on twi

is crumbling around us george gascon refuses to press charges against the fellow who assaulted dave chappelle, right? we look at will smith attacked the guy of felonious assault on stage and everybody knew that nothing was going to happen to him, but something even worse happened, which was that the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation when he got us award. that's that's the mob people that's the rule of the mob and they aren't kidding. so we got it reinstitute the rule of law say here's the thing about justice. somebody's feelings are always getting hurt. that's a pretty good definition of justice. you got two parties. somebody's not going to get what they want. right, but they have to believe that the one thing that they have to believe in we have to believe is that the law is obeyed. right because we say although you although you didn't get what you want. a fair hearing. right and somebody's feelings are getting hurt because if you say anytime anyone's feelings are getting hurt. that that person has got a claim on everyone else. it says in the bible the worst thing in the worl

one of the people he drives for is dave chappelle, a very funny man and a really good person and i thought well done. great to meet him. >> dana: you will have a special conversation next week? >> bill: we went to charlesson, south carolina yesterday and met members of the u.s. air force part of the last flight out of kabul and just to relive it with them one year later. they were part of a truly unique american story of the moment and they did the job they were asked to do and we'll share that with you next week. >> dana: wonderful to share. harris is up next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the centers for disease control is having a moment to embrace the truth and undergo a complete reorganization and they don't know how to handle a pandemic. we all knew it. we still know it. in year three of the coronavirus in our lives, the cdc has become somewhat of an illness in itself. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". dr. rochelle walensky is now describing the agency she leads as one that gave out confusing