the last "snl," the last live "snl" was the eddie murphy show. >> whoa. >> seth: which was fantastic, what a joy to watch. was it an exciting week for you? >> i was freaked the hell out -- >> seth: yeah. >> because he's just like such a pillar of "saturday night live" history. i was -- i was so jacked up. >> seth: you had a sketch that was cut for time they put online called aidy bizzo. >> yeah. >> seth: where it was you and lizzo. >> yep ♪ [ cheers ] >> seth: and -- did you -- was that - was that a fun thing to do >> oh my god, it was a dream come true. i mean, lizzo came and was like spanking me at points. [ laughter ] and we were going to wear different outfits and she was like, "no, i want to match." and i was like, "thank you, lizzo. no, it was a dream come true and we shot with eddie, which was so cool. >> seth: yeah, there was a scene with eddie back in the wardrobe department >> yeah, and i will say, like, i thought we would sort of shoot anything where he wasn't supposed to be there without him. but there was a point where he was sort of like waiting to come in and we were ju

waiting to come in and we were just shooting and my line was just to be like, "i can't believe eddie murphy'scan't believe eddie murray is hosting the show [ laughter ] tonight! [ laughter ] and just pure panic. and of course, every time he was like, it's eddie murphy! [ laughter ] and i was like, "yes, i know that i'm just scared. [ laughter ] and it happened probably three times -- >> seth: wow >> which is actually too many. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and it did make me scared that my brain was broken but then, i will say he was very cool about it. later, he came by and was like, "oh, you're so funny and i was "like, that means a lot coming from eddie murray thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> seth: there you go. full circle. >> yeah. >> seth: you -- i want to ask, there's a line in the song, and i believe you wrote the aidy bizzo song with michael che. >> yes >> seth: smang was a word that i was not familiar with. >> yes i would be happy to tell you about smang. >> seth: please. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, it's basically -- it's a sort of a combination of to smash it or to bang it >> se

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eddie murphy,chapelle. martin. i got seinfeld, carlin, wanda sikes is on one.ou ever have comics come over and they're not on the wall? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. so that's the only time. >> jimmy: she's on our underpants. that seems like enough, doesn't it? over the weekend, you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? >> yeah, yeah, man. a little camp night. right now you got to be creative, you got to come up with other things to do. so we ordered some tents, put the tents up. we got sleeping bags, the whole nine, and we didn't make it. >> jimmy: who put the tents up? >> you know what? >> jimmy: who assembled the tents. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i would love to sit up here, jimmy and say that i did it, but i can't live with myself after if i lie. but my security, my security helped with the tents, which means they basically, they basically did most of it, but i did a lot of it. me and the kids, we held down the, you know, the strings and rope

out of bigger things are getting pretty critical when the saturday ask help me eddie murphy i do.omething neither andrew cuomo nor pretty much any other us gov a congress person or trump administration officials have realized is that unfettered capitalism and the corporate caps are of our government is responsible for these shortages cuomo started to get it he was the other day started doing what it was on the cost and the cost of figuring out why we can't get enough coronavirus deaths in america $32.00 large. companies make a quick moment to test. and they all have the wrong test ok so you have the acme tester this tested this test the stuff they then sell it to people you have to buy their machine and they then sell these local labs their testing protocol because this test works on their machine so you buy the roche machine you then have to buy the roche test from the roche corporation you buy the acme machine you then have to buy the acme test from the acme corporation then every time the lab goes to run that test if i'm running the acme test i have to have the acme equipment a

it's groucho, but not the marx brothers, and red fox who took on that tradition and eddie murphy who took on that tradition. there was a way of rethinking categories and group biography that would give it more spark, rather than simply doing things chronologically. they were chronologically in a completely different rubric. >> it's a really interesting way to bring variety to the genre. any other thoughts? >> what was the question? >> there's more variety to biography than i think we first think of. people think it's about one person and you chronologically go through their life. that's the formula. what other formulas have you tried and worked? >> i think the dual biography is an interesting approach. it is certainly the one that i used with muhammad ali and malcolm x, and the book that i wrote with johnny smith on blood brothers. the number of the books i have done, have been not a full biography but looking at a person at a particular time. a crucial time in their life. i have done the full biography, and if you do someone like john wayne, a person's life is not interesting all th

just about everything is temporary if you think about it except luggage in the great words of eddie murphy, but i digress. i think it can continue and i absolutely think the banks can continue and kudos to karen who has been talking about the banks and saying the pain trade will continue to be higher in the broader market what we have said is banks should be trading higher and for example, j.p. morgan which we've outlined the metrics that i used that was a $62 tangible book and put a 1.85 multiple and you're talking about a $118 stock and i absolutely think there's another 15 to 20% on the upside. what surprises me is the s&p 500 in the wake of this or in the midst of this rotation continues to grind higher. that to me is a bit of a disconnect, but the banks do make sense >> we have gone above 3,000, grasso held there we failed to hold there yesterday, so what do you make of the move so far this week >> so, when guy and i pointed out that 50% retracement from the all-time highs to that 2200, let's call it low in the s&p and now we're at that 618 and above that, you're honing in on old high

that's where all the redd foxx dirty records were you know, eddie murphy had a few dirty records thatthere, rudy ray moore and all these other people [ light laughter ] so we never knew it was going to blow up. so i was like, "man, i got to have something to fall back on, because we west coast rappers. we don't know if this is going to blow, you know? we locals right now. so, i remember the day i was leaving to go to arizona, dre dropped by he was trying to convince me to stay so, he came with the first 12 inch that we ever did for nwa, had a song on there called "dope man" and "eight ball." >> seth: sure, sure. >> and he showed me. he goes, "man, you sure you want to go? you sure you want to go? and i was looking at the cover of that record and i was like, "uh, yeah, i do want to go [ light laughter ] 'cause who knows if this is going to do anything." so, you know, for a whole year i was in, you know, architectural drafting, you know, learning how to, you know, draw houses and structures and i can tell you what a -- you know, what a pillar needs to hold the building up and all that k

bill cosby, not something that sort of cause for celebration at the moment eddie murphy, and is not the case that there were no african-american representation. the rise of the african-americap pop-cultureul figure really dats to the 60s and 70s and 80s. and we are getting a sort of a further cycle now is not a complete novelty. so to the last point, and in the larger sense, one of the questions raises is a western developed world phenomenon or a global phenomenon. i feel very confident in arguing that there is some kind of deceleration andid stagnation te japan, south korea, united states and western europe sharea in common. the harder question is what is happening with the countries of the so-called developing. what is happening with what we think of as the rising powers of the world, china, india and so on. you can make a case that the decadence of the west is what is going to enable non- decadence developing worlds, passed us. when we talk about the pacific century or an agent century. that's implicit. at the same time, i think that there are ways and if you look at, demographics pr

then red fox who took on that tradition, eddie murphy took on that tradition. freddy prince, so on and so forth. there was a way maybe of rethinking certain categories in group biography that would give it a little more spark. rather than simply doing things chronologically. but within a completely different group work. that was really exciting to work on for us. >> it is a very interesting way to bring variety to the genre. any other thoughts from you as well? >> what was the question again? >> having more variety to biographies. people tend to think of it to be like one person and you chronologically go through their life and that's it. and that is the formula. what other formulas that maybe you tried and have worked that you liked? >> i think a dual biography is this interesting approach. it is what i use with muhammad ali and malcolm x in the book that i wrote with johnny smith on blood blood blood brothers. you're write books, a number of books i've done have been not a full biography, but looking at a person at a particular time. a crucial time in their l

i got eddie murphy, carlin, dave chappelle. >> there's the rivalry.as been on the beat and gotten involved in backing different candidates, he believes in. our viewers know him well. he jokes openly about you besting him in the rivalry at least in his mind. i want to play -- take a look. >> now, now, kevin hart is coming to town. how much are the tickets. they are $125. god damn mine are only 80. [ laughter ] then i realized i looked what he can inventory made on google. he's the first comedian a drink song can be about. >> i consider dave chappelle a g.o.a.t.. he's somebody that inspires me and motivates me to do more within the craft of comedy. so when we talk, i say to him time and time again, man, standing on that pedestal all by yourself and deservedly so. i appreciate the loving he's giving me. >> i want to ask you also about the ahmaud arbery case. i saw you posted about it. a lot of people focused on that. and specifically, you are known among other things for exercise, for the health regimen, people have talked about this as a case of jogging

episode, it's gradual but not the marx brothers but then red fox who took on that tradition and eddie murphy who took on that tradition. and freddy prince and so on and so forth, so there was a way of rethinking certain categories and biography that could give it a little more spark, rather than simply doing things chronologically. they were chronologically but in a completely different route brick. and i think that was really exciting to work on for us. >> it's a really interesting way to bring variety to the genre. any other thoughts? >> what was the question? >> having there's more variety to biography than i think first meets the eye people tend to think of it as being about one person they sort of chronologically go through the life and then that's it. that's the formula but what other formulas have you maybe tried and have worked? that you like? >> i think a double biography them is an interesting approach is certainly the one that i used with mohammed ali and max, in the book that i wrote with johnny smith that i wrote with blood brothers, you write books, the number of books that i'v

while we may not see eddie murphy back as axle foley for a while you can tide yourself over with thea fourth soon. >> carson, you've got part one of "the voice" finale. that's tonight >> we do a couple more nights of "the voice. first time ever having a final five they are going to sing a couple of times if you're looking for the best of the best this season on "the voice" you'll get it tonight 8:00, 7:00 central. >> here on nbc just ahead, a remarkable woman who knows a thing or two about singing. we're talking the one, the only reba mcentire. she's ready for the "today" show, we're ready for her, too releasing one of her big hits releasing one of her big hits again but first, ts is "today"hi [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi >> we are back with a true legend i'm talking about reba mcentire. for four decades, she's entertained audiences with music a

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murphy was gay. so they edited the scene out of the movie. how on earth the to you tell the story of eddiee mercury withot acknowledging he was gay? hollywood does this over and over again. the government is not going to facilitate your empowering the chinese censors. judge jeanine: hollywood is so willing to do that for the chinese. but from the end they are willing to criticize those of us who stand up for the first amendment in this country. senator ted cruz, thanks so much for being with us and sharing that information with us. new details on the disturbing accusations against joe biden. lara trump from the trump 2020 team joins me to talk about biden's attempt to defend himself and how it could affect the campaign. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysi

murphy was gay. so they edited the scene out of the movie. how on earth the to you tell the story of eddiercury withot acknowledging he was gay? hollywood does this over and over again. the government is not going to facilitate your empowering the chinese censors. judge jeanine: hollywood is so willing to do that for the chinese. but from the end they are willing to criticize those of us who stand up for the first amendment in this country. senator ted cruz, thanks so much for being with us and sharing that information with us. new details on the disturbing accusations against joe biden. lara trump from the trump 2020 team joins me to talk about biden's attempt to defend himself and how it could affect the campaign. (somber music) - this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a fight against time. what we're dealing with is coming out, meeting someone who's 85, 90 years old, can't get around, has no food, has no water and just wants to give up and