and who inspired me to do that was eddie murphy. when i did "coming to america 2" with him.on the show is his daughter in real life. >> jimmy: did you ask your daughter if she wanted to be on the show with you? >> no, i made her do it. but she's a natural. once she started doing it, she's never dropped a line. she dropped one line, and when she dropped the line, she said, line. and everybody started laughing. like, i never realized she would watch me when i'm home. like when we got to the set, she would literally have a highlighter, highlighting her lines. i said whoa, this girl was watching me all that time. and then she knew how to do it because she watched her dad do it. and i want her to do what she wants to do in life. you don't have to be an actress. i want you to be whatever god wants you to be. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> i really need her to know that. you can be whatever god wants you to be. >> jimmy: and yet you forced her to be on the show. >> absolutely. that's my baby, that's my heart and my life. i came out that coma for her. >> jimmy: she's so cute. >> she was

. >> you had eddie murphy in the '80s.uff on television anymore, probably rightly so. murphy famously has apologized for a lot of the more prickly comedy. so it's really funny that dave chappelle thinks there is not this evolving relationship between the comic and the audience and the material, and that year just always supposed to be able to say what whatever you like. >> two sisters in the bathroom, girl, you see the man in the blue dress? i say yeah, i'm in here. >> trans comedian filemon row is also featured on netflix. she says the art of comedy brazen and unabashed is what's at stake. what do you think about the state of comedy today? >> i think a lot of comedians have been leerily, and i think social media did not help. because if one person says oh, she said one thing to offend me out of an audience of a thousand, and that one person puts that up and gets sick hundred likes, it's just out of control with social media. >> she says that jokes are meant to tell the truth. and that's just what dave did. >> in our count

entertainer and radio host as you know these days, dave chapelle, and again must say, i always love eddie murphy'solitically correct throughout the years, but has been hysterically funny and i think guys like dave chapelle and eddie are national treasures. don't mess with that great let them say what they want freight it's the united states of america. its freedom of speech great you make jokes about everything else , everybody's out, just lighten up. chapelle is brilliant. and you cut him back, and then went and when eddie was on heat they started doing velvet jones and they said what about the me to movement. and he said, do you like women and they say yeah, and he says me to write to the camera, big laugh, no one questioned it and you just let it go. this is getting completely out of control. people that get offended and, everybody's just got to pull back a little bit i think fred could get the special, the latest special felt somewhere between therapy and the defense trial. the last in between. but, do you think is undaunted brady told a crowd the other night if this is what being canceled lik

also, you can decide "i love eddie murphy."gain. this stuff on netflix four seconds -- obviously, it's a liberal company, but i think they are showing other companies "this is how you deal with the mob. you ignore them and say "we hear you, whatever," blow them off." last week, they talked about performative outrage by people here. i just got shut down. if you watch the special, he telegraphs everything they are going to go after. the whole time, he's like "that will be the one." >> geraldo: bill mark can do it, chapelle. there are not a lot i can feel so confident. aren't some things off limits? the r word comedy n-word. >> jesse: what is the r word? >> geraldo: i will whisper it to you. [laughter] >> jesse: i think it's noble of greg to give up his comedy pass. take the pass, greg gutfeld! i want to hear the gender jokes that are not lending to your 16-year-old daughters and her friends. you can whisper those in my ear too. [laughter] you are right about bill maher and a chapelle. when one of their own -- adam corolla mention

i don't know if you're coming to america fan, mel, but there was a scene when eddie murphy went to a st. john's game at the madison garden and said, in the face, and bit counsel did an in the face today to jamie dimon. two years ago on the same comments, it trades down 10% like this. today it went higher it's an interesting price movement. >> got a good chuckle from bonawyn, but nobody else, guy. >>> shares jumping 13% as analysts get bullish on the stock. >>> and buzzkill coming your way, at&t dropping to its lower levesie 20l nc10 what has investors hanging up on this trade when "fast money" returns. serena williams ready to serve. ahh! quiet, please. triple match point serena williams... this is her moment. ahh! quiet, please. ahh! quiet, please! get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream, with no annual contract. >>> welcome back the fin tech firm is overweight according to -- and a leg up on competition for the gen-x and y markets. bonawyn, do you like sofi? >> yes, i do this merges well with the last conversation with de-fi and new fin

back to at least repeats of the bill murray and chevy chase and belushi days, then you go through eddie murphyand will ferrell. the shows has become an extension of cnn almost and cnn ain't funny either so that's kind of what we're getting at this point and i just remember when 2016 hillary clinton lost and kate mckinnon goes on the air two nights after and starts playing the piano and is singing -- i forget the song but she was crying basically and the crowd is just there in stunned silence, that's what snl has become, it's not comedy anymore, it's something but it's definitely not something that makes you laugh. todd: as wees always say in these moments, gutfeld making people laugh and look at the numbers that he is getting. it's a shameless plug for our network but it's true, people want to laugh at night. they don't want to cry. joe, i'm laughing this morning. jillian: thanks, joe. >> i'm wearing my giants suit by the way for you, that great comeback in new orleans and then you have jillian do the read that the eagles lost, i mean, that was cruel, whoever produced that segment. todd: let m

i don't know why i'm talking like eddie murphy.foxx. as a father, i'm trying to make sure -- and the therapist says, could you just shut up for two seconds and let her talk? she said, dad, i don't like you coming up because you felt that disneyland and all this meant something. actually, i just want more time. i said, oh. that hits you to the core because everybody else is yelling there's the superstar or whatever i am. but now here listening to my daughter and that changed our relationship, the trajectory went -- >> that must have stunned you. >> yeah. you're growing up and i got a lot of jelly at my house. it don't make sense to you as i'm saying it. when i was growing up, i didn't have jelly. i got, like,he ojey in my crib. so i thought that having money would sort of fix everything, but not so. so in the book, you see, you know, you see me be vulnerable. you see me talk, you know, pop some jokes, but there's a couple of things in there that, you know, make you pay attention. >> what age was your daughter when she said that to y

and then came the man that saved the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him, so you tuned in.d its status and its clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters. looks 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 dukakis, rebuttal? >> i can't believe i'm losing to this guy. [ phone rings ] >> i'll get it. >> it's the garry shandling sho

i always love getting murphy, has been so politically correct to the years but hysterically funny and guys like dave chapelle and eddier national treasures, don't mess with that. that say what they want. it's the united states of america, freedom of speech. how many jokes do they make about italians and everything else, look at don rickles, just lighten up, it's a joke, chapelle is brilliant and you cut him down. when eddie was on saturday night live doing velvet jones, what about the me too movement, do you like women and ago yes, me too, right to the camera, just let it go. it is completely out of control and sympathies to people who get offended everybody has got to pull back a little bit. >> the latest special felt a little somewhere between therapy and the defense trial. the laughs were in between. chapelle told the ground the other night if this is what being canceled is like i love it. and he went on and on. we are going to move on to the next topic. this is something i need you to touch on, it is especially shocking to italian-americans, it was largely overlooked today, president biden became the first preside