speaker we talked about dave chappelle, he's a liberal, we listen to bill burke, what they do is poke nothing should be sacred, nothing should be off limits and that was the thesis of the book. we have stopped joking about things and that's when shows like "saturday night live" ceased to be funny. it was great when they made fun of absently everyone in the stephen colbert is such a hack because he doesn't write and deliver jokes, he was so much funnier when he was pretending to be a conservative commentator. that was great. alec baldwin, he hates donald trump so much, the impression is no longer funny because there has to be some joy in it. when there is only contempt that's not comedy. to your point it did seem as though elon musk read a book about comedic algorithms had memorized that -- this is what comedy is. >> greg: of trump gets elected, maybe alec baldwin will have a shot. what's? i don't understand. >> dana: you mentioned dave chappelle and chris walk dumb academic chris rock, they said they don't want to go to college campuses because nobody has a sense of humor and in a dem

i was like, "dude, how do you top -- how do you top dave chappelle how do you top chris rock?d how does the goat top everything >> well. [ 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 i

in comedy, dave chappelle started this. then you open it up on your way out. do you support what they are doing in the schools. >> i'm a parent. this issue doesn't affect me because we have h-mobile and we can't get service anywhere. but i do 100% support it when we were in school it was hard for a teacher to keep your attention when you had two options. stare out the window or pass a know it to a girl you had no shot with. it shouldn't be in the classroom and you know this. we are at an all hands on deck points right now. we are getting crushed by china. lawrence: no one likes jimmy being a narc. you are saying take away the phones. i can have that position, but you can't have that position. >> i'm trying to help you by taking away the phone. you don't want to be 45 on national tv wearing this shirt. lawrence: he has a story where he turns out great. and you are telling the kids, don't be like me. it's unbelievable. i want to get your reaction to this. this is crazy. these are the cyclists. i can't stands them. this is what they are labeling as racists. he to

other thing we did because we know again like we did that last week and it's done, we met with dave chappelle 40000 people showed up two weeks later to celebrate we were worried about the space being taken away from our community. we did a vigil that night. we had an open door for four months in the district to people who could just walk into get mental health services. those kind of things knowing it can last a while and trying to use this terrible situation to normalize mental health support is really important opportunity for your community too. but look this is to your point is getting really, really hard over and over. if you are in a bigger city you are dealing with a mass shooting every day. so for me i took that pain and have been dogged about supporting other mayors to go through this and working as much as i can to get an assault weapons ban. to change the policy so mayors of the future will not have to have this conversation. this will be a part of our history that once was and is no more. that's how i keep on going this keeps on happening i get so down. i cannot read stories of wh

consider anyway and i think the most successful comedians in the world right now people like dave chappelleky gervais bill burr joe rogen you couldn't possibly say these were conservative people. these are progressives. and what it is i think is more that there are two types of comeedz i cans not lefts i and rightist but comedians who have the courage to make fun of the sacred cows and comedian who is are cowards and too terrified to even tread near them. >> yeah. i completely agree with you there. i think it's more about how you treat subjects than it is about politics. you went through quite a bit yourself because you said you liked a book right you want to tell me that about a little bit? >> yeah that's right it was about two years ago now. but i tweeted about a book by the american conservative journalist and documents far left extremism and blm rights and antifa through 2020, and to my not many very many followers somehow i can laugh about it now it was painful experience because my world blew up. but it blew up over the course of a couple of days. and my sort of life seemed to fall ap

. >> ainsley: dave chappelle was talking about the tenderloin. clean this up. this is a town they will ban plastic straws permit plastic needles. so, they have got major problems. their priorities are in the wrong place. i was reading statistics. the public schools 55% proficient in english, 46% proficient in math and spend that $60 million there. police department short 245 officers in this article i was reading from weeks ago. the stores are closing. you know why they are not in the ad? nordstrom, whole foods, sixth avenue, anthropology, office depot, the banana republic, old navy these are huge and i'm prosecuted crimes. that is why the stores are closing is because people are stealing and steel up to $999 without being prosecuted. >> harris: those statistics you gave the children in school, those are the ones who are paying. coming up students, speaking of which at a middle school began a fight club with kids as young as 11 years old pitted against each other for cash next. ♪ ♪ nd of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes t

or dave chappelle someone who would be great for laughs or maybe a real thinker like a jordan petersonresting. >> trace: i agree with you. you want to have a good conversation because you are there for maybe two or three hours. it has got to be fascinating and interesting. eli steele, you are a documentary filmmaker. have you met anyone you would like to sit down and have a conversation with somebody that would it be dead or alive or would it be a celebrity or somebody else? >> i think a live. surprisingly i'm picking jean hackman. >> trace: jean hackman? >> yes. and the article where he went to home depot. and i think he is a quality person. >> trace: great movies. >> i would go with elon musk. give me money. i'm still going to say what i need to say. it is rare to have unbridled access to a real gentleman thought. >> trace: it is into the yo cuz elon musk there was a great article. elon musk did not know anything about electric cars. but he did all this stuff because he was looking at it from a different angle. marianne rafferty, your thoughts on celebrity -- >> reporter: john wayne