you are talking about jerry seinfeld ?” don't have a seinfeld...out jerry seinfeld? i am talking about jerry seinfeld? i am talking about the show. we don't have friends, movies, getting people to love arab culture in the way that arabs love american culture. one where you think you can tackle this is that you use jokes about ids, the so—called islamic state, or isis, in your repertoire, is there anything funny about is is, isis? first of all, comedy is the biggest weapon in the biggest war in the world today is the war of narrative. it is and weapons, even if you look at is, the circle islam exec, they are pushing an ideology, their battle is to push an ideology, their battle is to push an ideology, their battle is to push an ideology of hatred, it is in their tactical brilliance, it is their tactical brilliance, it is their ability to recruit people —— so—called islamic state. the most powerful weapon of narrative is comedy. if you make a joke out of isis, and in my comedy, what they do isa isis, and in my comedy, what they do is a show the power

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jerry seinfeld, for example, talking to bbc, the american comedian, that college audiences have becomeee with that? i haven't had that experience. personally, i haven't. maybe yourjokes are just too safe, nemr abou nassar. i highly doubt it. my material is very controversial. but the subject matters i deal with are stuff that people completely shy away from. however, ijust have a way of dealing with that, you know, i've done shows at many universities, i've done shows all over the world. i think because my purpose isn't to get the laugh, my purpose is to get the laugh with the point across. that i'm always hypersensitive to if it isn't working, why isn't it working? i don't like to push my views on people. i want people to accept my views. if you laugh at something that i'm challenging you with and i have convinced you, that is my ultimate goal. that is the power of comedy. another comedian, nish kumar from comedy central, believes that an audience's outrage are sometimes justified. he says, "i don't think it's a bad thing for comics to consider the impact of the words they're choosing

. >>> well, jerry seinfeld is suing a classic car dealer over the authenticity of a 1958 porsche. >> for just $6 million three years ago for $1.5 million. that sale prompted the buyer to sue seinfeld claiming the car was a fake. seinfeld is seeking unspecified damages from the dealer he originally bought the car from, claiming he fraudulently sold him the car in the first place. >> is it a volkswagon? what was it? a casino? >> a porsche. >> a porsche, but he's saying it is probably something -- . >> it's a lot of money for a car no matter what. >>> so when we come home the hometown dates and the bachelor are getting down to the final three ladies. >> that's coming up in "the skinny." skinny." >> ann >> hi date, february 26th, 1983, >>> well,it was on this date, february 26th, 1983, michael jackson's "thriller" album remained on the charts for 37 weeks. i will have you know this is my big request at wedding receptions and i nail that theme. >> i bet you do. >> i would do it right now. but we have things to do this morning. because it's "skinny" time, which means we need details on the

everybody in these countries know eddie murphy, they know jerry seinfeld. they are using american comedy as their role model for their comedy. but then they are turning it into an indigenous product. you have their common reference points like we have ours. if i say, that's like "the real housewives," you know what i'm talking about. they have their reference point. they take the comedy and apply it to those reference points. it makes it unique and still universal. >> is oppression sort of a key to bringing out comedy? you grew up with the great jewish comedians, mel brooks and woody allen. there's a sense of, okay, there are people who are more -- have more authority than us. is that a key to comedy around the world? >> i think that people reach a point in all the situations, in the jewish area or in is a mall somalia, you see people on the brink. people standing on a cliff. are you going to give up and surrender? are you going to back up, look around and realize how absurd it is? process that as humor. i saw that that was a crucial equation in almost ever

we had -- jerry seinfeld was on our show pretty recently. >> oh. >> jimmy: and he told me that at a certainer ] >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i don't know. i don't know if i could pull off jeans anymore. i still wear them, but i'm weaning out more toward a -- >> you have a great shape. you could wear whatever you wanted. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] >> i would -- >> jimmy: hear that, jerry? [ laughter ] >> i had a terrible experience though with jeans. >> jimmy: you did? >> fairly recently. i was in a store, and i saw a a pair of waxed cotton jeans. they actually looked like leather. they're very seductive. they're very enticing. [ laughter ] and i thought, "i'm going to try these on. i don't care if it's age sixty-something." >> jimmy: yeah. >> "i'm going to try these on." so i asked the sales associate, i held them up. "do you think i'm too old for these?" he didn't miss a beat. he said, "yes." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's a sales person. he's trying to sell you, and he said, "yes." >> yes. step away from the waxed cotton jeans. >> jimmy: waxed cotton jeans. okay. [ laughter ] >> i can't ev

large group where he was proud of when she would see him, she would say, hello, kevin, the way jerry seinfeld would say to his nemesis, the disdain with which she would greet him. this is how divided the state is. he represents the deep red, very conservative politics. she is san francisco. they have little in common. the delegation, it is a huge delegation that they don't even meet, collaborate, and it starts at the top. those two cannot get along. the past is prologue, it will be hard for them to do anything together and work in a bipartisan way in the house. brings usal clip almost to the present time. he faced an early test as minority leader when one of the long-time members, steve king, was criticized for what was described as anti--- a racist comment. kevin mccarthy acted swiftly. tell us how he approached that. basie --vin mccarthy basically called him into his office. steve king is known for making controversial and racist remarks, but nothing as egregious as saying he had basically said he didn't see a problem with white supremacy and didn't know why everyone was upset. was where ke

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time he talks about something complicated, it's like an episode of seinfeld where george is trying to ged. [ laughter ] "i have a plan jerryat's the plan?" you can lan whe choose your plan." [ light laughter ] "and you think you'll get away with this plan."th "that'plan!" "well, that's a hell of a plan." ♪ [ cheers and applaus] yesterday trump tried to argue that the wall was ready being built, which is not true. and he even claimed he was making old sections the wall look beautiful by repainting them. >> we're getting a beautiful looking structure because it was crazy what they were putting up. in fact, i happen to think that the walls that they were building were so unattractive and so ugly, that walls got bad names. okay? if that means anything. [ laughter ] >> seth:o, it doesn't. it doesn't mean anything to us. walls didn't have bad names. walls had no names. [ light laughter ]d before you sho, we never talked about walls at all. [ laughter ] and we certainly never chanted about them. [ light laughter ] trump then that the wall was being built while simultaneously complaining that he was mad that congress wasn't giving