. >> jimmy: we just had eddie murphy on our show and we were talking and brought up you, and we were , in "beverly hills 2." >> i was in "beverly hills cop 2," yes, in the playboy mansion. >> jimmy: i've got a picture of you. >> yes, look at me look at -- so that's - that's -- it's not -- that's like a jheri curl that i didn't have the money to maintain so it's like kind of growing out. so when people say don't want to take the vaccine, i'm like, "i had jheri curl stuff in my hair." >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> i don't know what's in that i don't know what's in froot loops, man [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i eat them >> but i eat them. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely, yeah >> they're delicious >> jimmy: he was so fun and i was just wondering -- you've now known him for a long time. what does it -- does it get any more normal talking to eddie murphy >> nah, the thing with eddie is, you know, like, normally like the more you meet somebody the more normal they get >> jimmy: yeah >> and you feel comfortable. eddie is the exact opposite. [ laughter ] the more you meet him the more scared you get [

it's got eddie murphy as a donkey. what's the best animal? a donkey. what's the best eddie murphy? eddie murphy. put them together and you've got shrek. not to mention the story: it's about an ogre who thinks he's falling for a beautiful princess, but she actually turns out to be an ogre. which is a good lesson for kids because it's never too early for them to learn about catfishing. anyway, on tonight's show: a new giuliani just dropped, another cp time with roy wood jr., and we'll tell you why the waiter hasn't shown up with the menus yet. so let's do this, people! welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪♪♪ >> trevor: let's dick things off with the police. the answer to the question, whatever happened to that bully from high school? ever since the black lives matter movement began, there has been a debate over the best way to stop police abuse. should the police be reformed, defunded, abolished? and police have consistently replied, nah,

on the one hand, there's rock doing his post—eddie murphy procedural shtick, and on the other, there'sred by ridiculously complicated machinery while a puppet explains the plot on a tape. when's the last time| you saw your father? the saw franchise may be predicated upon these set pieces, but it would help if they actually made sense and didn't leave you wondering a, how the killer designed, built and then set up all this machinery without anyone noticing, and b, what exactly the point of the trap is, particularly one that seems to offer the victim the choice between death and, er, death, without even the possibility of cake. most importantly, for all its grotesquery, nothing in spiral is scary, with its plot twists provoking not shocks, but groans. it's in cinemas now. meanwhile over on netflix, we have army of the dead, the latest from zack snyder, who recently scored an online hit with his director's cut ofjustice league. is there anybody else here who hasn't killed a zombie? well, we all know the basics. zombies, shamblers, the undead — whatever you want to call them — when it come

eddie murphy, george carlin, they are not complaining that their jokes didn't aid welcome at their jokesdana: what you need, what you need? >> jesse: anything. >> greg: i can't tell if that was a compliment or not. >> dagen: i will just end with this, you mentioned eddie murphy or lenny bruce or joan rivers or paul mooney who just died, this bumbling bag of cowardice that we've been talking about this segment will never be mentioned alongside those greats, ever. ♪ ♪ riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. it's beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. - or the beast. - the beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. has failed. the beast, john cox, will shake up sacram

and usually what he was laughing at, was eddie murphy impersonating stevie wonder. >> jimmy: oh, dudend he'd come down to home base, and he would do, you know - ♪ my cherie amour ♪ and he would do -- >> jimmy: yeah >> and put on the sunglasses >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. and my dad thought that was the greatest thing in the world. so, yeah i was on board >> jimmy: yeah also, didn't -- i rememeber -- i remember i read somewhere you talked about having a cassette tape of "snl." >> yeah, i had -- i had a cassette tape, for those of you under 40 30 [ laughter ] "that's how we used to listen to music." >> jimmy: "yeah. >> but, i had a cassette tape of, like, "the best snl 1976." >> jimmy: yep. >> so, it was about a year in. and it was just, like, a a compilation tape >> jimmy: of sketches. >> of sketches -- of sketches that -- that -- that, you know, pretty much worked for the ear and i remember, to this day -- to this day, i still remember there was a sketch with all of the girls. it was jane curtin >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> laraine newman, and gilda radner >> jimmy: of course. >> and, the

all over the world, and he's even made it in honeywood, in the sequel to coming to america with eddie murphy, the u. s. star with my casa. that's right. let me hear you say, hey, oh oh, no, i don't. okay, that's all i don't to say no, not too much to have someone like 80 month waiting on my pcs means a lot to me. if i, as the boy there was a teenager, when i was coming to make up for the 1st time, it felt like something that was beyond reach. but today, i was able to actually be time that movie the close i made into harrisburg when nicola employees 70 people. because that means the cross, the people, one of south africa, the largest ethnic groups. and nicola, is one of them. the idea for the label comes from the ethnic groups, the confusion ritual, new clothes, a part of the ritual. but nicola said choice was limited. traditionally, we only had like that more eurocentric styles like the handicapped and that, and the, for my kids to choose from. and foreign brands, which was fun. so for me, i spoke like as a tech one as a person loud session. i wanted to create a tentative design and stated t

and he even made it in hollywood in the sequel to coming to america with eddie murphy, the u. s. star with my casa. that's right. let me hear you say, hey, oh, oh, no, no, that's the mother. or don't you say no, not too much to have someone like a team of waiting. my pcs mean a lot to me. if i at the amboy there was a teenager. when i watched coming to make up for the 1st time, it felt like something that was beyond reach. by today, i was able to actually turn the movie the close i made into harrisburg when the color employ 70 people, because that means the cost, the people, one of south africa, the largest ethnic group. and nicola, is one of them. the idea for the label comes from the ethnic groups, the confusion ritual, new clothes, a part of the ritual. but nicola said choice was limited. traditionally, we only had like that more eurocentric size like the handicapped and that and the for much our kids to truth on and foreign brands, which was fun. so for me, i felt like as a technical design, as a person, last session, i wanted to create a tentative design and stated that c

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it was one of the days of she is actually the 2nd day and it was eddie murphy. and so i go to my trailer and i'm changing and it's the end of the day and i'm changing, i think it was the why do you feel like this? why, anyone who would be in your shoes would feel so all in one would be who would feel? so when you fall and be floating and be boasting about it, why are you playing small? why are you diminishing yourself like this? and, and it was just on my mind and i thought the question, i guess when it comes to syndrome is why me and i guess the retaliation of the fight in. yeah, it should be. why not? you isn't who and she, but the following day, sherry had me who played that queen lisa she pulled me to the side because we're doing some group picture and i was just like in the back like. and she just on the good side and she does in my shoulders and says, i have been where you are, you're playing small, don't do that. do that. and i remember just like boiling my i said anything, but clearly there was something that she felt in my energy and i sent both my eyeb

it was actually the 2nd day and it was eddie murphy. and so i go to my trailer and i'm changing and it's the end of the day and i'm changing, i think it was all. why do you feel like this? why anyone who would be in your shoes would feel so all in one would be here? would feel so grateful and be floating and be boasting about it. why are you playing small? why are you diminishing yourself like this? and, and it was just on my mind and i thought the question, i guess when it comes to syndrome is why me and i guess the retaliation of the fight in. yeah, it should be. why not? you isn't and one she but the following day sherry had who plays that queen lisa? she pulled me to the side because we're doing some group picture and i was just like in the back. like. and you just don't like the side and she doesn't for my shoulders and says, i have been way you off your plate small. don't do that. do that. and i remember just like boiling my i said anything but clearly the something that she felt in my energy and as a bold my about interested, you

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on the one hand, there's rock doing his post—eddie murphy procedural shtick, and on the other, there'sould help if they actually made sense and didn't leave you wondering a, how the killer designed, built and then set up all this machinery without anyone noticing, and b, what exactly the point of the traps is, particularly one that seems to offer the victim the choice between death and, er, death, without even the possibility of cake. most importantly, for all its grotesquery, nothing in spiral is scary, with its plot twists provoking not shocks, but groans. it's in cinemas now. meanwhile over on netflix, we have army of the dead, the latest from zack snyder, who recently scored an online hit with his director's cut ofjustice league. is there anybody else here who hasn't killed a zombie? well, we all know the basics. zombies, shamblers, the undead — whatever you want to call them — when it comes to killing them, it's all about the brain. one comes at you, shoot in the brain. it's that simple. any questions? yes. what if i took a big rock and smashed it into the head? would that work? b

so for example 30 years ago i think eddie murphy did a comedy routine is called raw.nd he makes various jocular references to f **. that's what he did people just laugh. a comedian and his position distributing has worked all over the united states could not do that braid that is because the word has taken on even more of a taboo status that it had at that time. it is just one of these things that we see where the language does not keep up with the concept. we still think of these words as slurs. what they really are now our new curse words. another example of this is that of course in the book, this was hard i almost wanted to leave it out, there is a part about sea ***. that word and the n or other once you get the most trouble for you have the most wrong feelings about. i'm pretty sure i've never actually use that word except to refer to it. and his jolly sim in the book about throwing all these words around that includes the n-word and yes i use my color as an excuse to actually write the word out for it is necessary, but with c *** i write it in the book where i

. >> in the great words of eddie murphy on "saturday night live," i'm captain america, damn it!>> sharon, bucky, what's going on on your end? >> nothing, i'm quiet. >> wait, who are you? >> i'm captain america. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i want to get into a little about-- sort of the decision to become captain america for the character. let's talk about these wings. they're vibranium, too? >> 100%, the best c.g.i. money can buy. >> stephen: but it's not all c.g.i.. we knew the vibrating wings were coming when they got torn off you halfway through the series. >> of course. >> stephen: now let's talk about something that's not c.g.i. is that there's, again, about halfway through episode maybe four, you start working out like mad. as a character, did you have to work out like mad as a person? i love asking the people who have to play these superhero parts if it was an excuse to actually get in shape. i'm waiting for someone to cast me so i have a reason to get in shape. >> i will say there's no muscle suit under my suit. that's my pride. seven in, i said i don't want a muscle suit.

if you're old enough you may remember the orange juice futures scene from eddie murphy movie "tradingaces." it's a bit exaggerated. wasn't usually quite that violent but as i was saying earlier, marcus and law camera, i worked at the chicago board of trade, a life time ago, that was the one you saw in ""ferris buehler's day off"" where we did the buy and the sell but the elbows got high and i will tell you what. bloody noses and i had a ton of them. it was just part of the job. you go into the pits and you got tissue wadded up into both of them and probably kind of messed up your jacket as well. that was very common. that elbow comes down, bang! yes. >> who knew it was such a physical job as well. >> it was very exciting. yes. >> volatile. >> i think this one fits you better, scott, thanks. >>> 6:17. caesar's entertainment reporting another big loss $400 million, better than the previous quarters during the pandemic and the company says the hotel reservation rates are improving and las vegas weekends are sold out for the foreseeable future. caesar's owns more than 50 properties nation

a lot of writing credits to the help that with eddie murphy during his raw tour. he was the opening that all really famous high profile. >> shows comedians and everything else will be missed. >> all right. we'll take a break. at 5.27. coming up next. the search continues for the man behind a deadly shooting spree in san francisco. we're going hear from the family of one of the victims. >> 5.29 right now and checking out the weather. and you can see that it's clear out there. that's probably because the winds scrub everything out. yeah. that's the one thing you can't make out as the winds which have been really have been blowing around all night long. all morning long. it looks like all day long to we've got eric and the weather center to explain. good morning. >> good morning. you're right about that. was windy overnight some parts of the bay area like the south bay east bay has gone down. but those winds will pick up this afternoon currently it is windy along the coast and up in marin county and sonoma county as well. we're seeing gusts close to 40 miles per hour

and he even made it in hollywood in the sequel to coming to america with eddie murphy, the u. s. star. where's my casa? that's right. let me hear you say, hey, oh, oh, no, no, that's another. don't to say that, oh, not too much to have someone like 80 month waiting on my pc. i mean a lot to me if i as the amboy there was a teenager, was coming to make up for the 1st time. it felt like something that was beyond reach, but today i was able to actually be turned the movie, the clothes i made in harrisburg, where nicola employees 70 people. because that means the cost, the people, one of south africa's largest ethnic groups. and nicola is one of them, the idea for the label comes from the ethnic groups, the confusion ritual, new clothes, a part of the ritual. but nicola said choice was limited. traditionally, we only had like that more eurocentric styles like the handicapped and, and the for my kids to choose from and foreign brands, which was fun. so for me, i felt like as a tech design, as a parent allows session, i want to create a tentative design. he stated that course i knew

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and then came the man that saved the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him, so you tuned in.it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i am gumby, dammit! you don't talk to me that way! >> after awhile, the show regained its status and its clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey. peters look great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy with my work, tell me now! >> you're through, you hear me, through! you'll never work in this town again! >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand! >> we were a little worried at first because we had a new cast. but everyone loves us. >> you guys have been so nice to us during our stay. >> isn't that special. >> i am hans. >> and i am franz. and we just want to pump you up. >> a lot of things they could do on "saturday night live" they couldn't do on a sitcom. the humor was more daring and more satirical, and it was political. >> you still have 50 seconds left, mr. president. >> let me just sum up. on track, stay the course, a thousand points of light, stay the course. >> governor

. >> well, it's like every black comedian plays a cop investigating something at some point, eddie murphyer -- he's the mel and i'm the danny but i'm funny danny, i'm funnier than danny, i can say that confidently. >> let's see a clip. >> help! ♪ >> don't do it. just don't do it. whatever you were thinking -- >> i'm hoping the chain and not the arm. >> you never know with chris. >> scary good cast, samuel l. jackson plays your daddy. >> yes. >> i can't believe that -- this is the first time you've been in a film together. >> yeah, we -- it's weird because he's in every other movie. [ laughter ] he just been avoiding mine. people are like, how did you get sam to do you a favor? i was like, well, we got him a check. that's how we got him. [ laughter ] >> oh, my. >> sam doesn't do any favors. if you are sam's neighbor and ask to borrow a rake he wants a thousand dollars. [ laughter ] >> i have nothing else. i personally have nothing. >> oh, come on. >> tell us about max minghella. >> max minghella is a crackhead, george, and it's time for the world to know. no, he's a good guy. you know, alw

eddie murphy in "raw" can use it in jolly fashion and barely anybody says a thing.am now could get away with that. as we move along, i imagine we will get to class. in a way, i hope so. i think we need to be more careful about things like that. which aspect of being human is going to become profane in 500 years? i just am too rooted in my time to imagine. it will be something different from what we have now. it depends on what society is hung up about. you can be hung up about something for good reason. it used to be our big hangup was god. then it was the fact that we had private parts and we have sex. now our hangup is that we don't want to slur groups. that is an intellectual and moral advance. we will advance to something else. >> the new book is "nine nasty words, english in the gutter, then now and forever." it's all tomorrow. >> i don't know if you know this. the books are behind him. >> yes, they are. thank you very much for being on this morning. >>> okay. coming up, donald trump is still pushing the big lie telling his followers to watch the states he lost

on the one hand, there's rock doing his post—eddie murphy procedural shtick, and on the other, there'sated upon these set pieces, but it would help if they actually made sense and didn't leave you wondering a, how the killer designed, built and then set up all this machinery without anyone noticing, and b, what exactly the point of the traps is, particularly one that seems to offer the victim the choice between death and, er, death, without even the possibility of cake. most importantly, for all its grotesquery, nothing in spiral is scary, with its plot twists provoking not shocks but groans. it's in cinemas now. meanwhile, over on netflix, we have army of the dead, the latest from zack snyder, who recently scored an online hit with his director's cut ofjustice league. is there anybody else here who hasn't killed a zombie? well, we all know the basics. zombies, shamblers, the undead — whatever you want to call them — when it comes to killing them, it's all about the brain. brain. one comes at you, shoot in the brain. it's that simple. any questions? yes. what if i took a big rock and s

they were frances quinn, father hugh mullen, noel phillips, joan connelly, daniel taggart, joseph murphy, eddiefrom because as the secretary of state has said, many more families are still fighting for answers. people like cathy mccann, who in 1990 was the sole survivor of a provisional ira bomb in which a nun and three policemen were killed. 21 years earlier, herfather had been killed by the auxiliary police force. this ongoing failure to find the truth is an open wound which ties northern ireland perpetually to the past. burying the truth, refusing to prosecute or investigate crimes has not worked in the 23 years since the signing of the belfast good friday agreement, so how can anyone in this house look victims like cathy in the eye and tell her she must move on? the government gave victims like cathy mccann their word. through the stormont house agreement, they promised to establish a comprehensive system to look at all outstanding legacy cases. effective investigations in a process which would where possible deliver the truth and the prospect ofjustice. yet last wednesday night, victims fo