even the manic comedic energy of mel brooks and jim carrey. but there are other impacts as well. chaplin was a compelling composure, and his smile arrangement, the theme that played in the backyard of the final scenes of modern times, became a hit record single decades later for nat king cole. and there have been some first rate interpretations of the song produced originally by chaplain, now made famous by nat king cole, judy garland, barbara streisand. this was also michael jackson's favorite song and you can even look, if you look closely, at some of michael jackson's dance moves, they recall the tramp as well. chaplin was such an inspiration to michael jackson that, on one of his trips to london, michael jackson insisted on touring the neighborhood where chaplin grew up. the work house where he lived for a while. he even dressed up as the tramp for a promotional photo shoot. he had planned to produce a smile album of his own but he was taken from us too soon. as a whole, chaplains work is particularly oriented towards political humanism, a concern for all humanity, particular

oz going up against frankenstein's monster from a mel brooks movie. you are not going to make fun of that? >> a democratic governor who is blind. jon stewart at 2.5 million viewers. "the daily show" said good-bye to a host who was getting 500,000. where is he going? at some point do people sober up or do we just go to youtube and get what we want. >> i think it's both. a lot of people are going online. there are a lot of funny comedians. i don't want to be on snl. because it's no longer funny and edgy. they have a youtube channel. and you are killing it. ryan long is a great example. tyler fisher. there is a great fauci impression. they are making a good leg at it. brian: there was a time when you were a stand-up comedian. i talked to a comedian last night and he said he did "the tonight show" and got almost no response. but now he's killing it. >> people can go, i was on david letterman 22 times. nothing. christian brings up a good point. when we started to do the sketch comedy. we are going to make fun of everybody, left, right. we are already throw

there's that there's that great mel brooks line. what's the opposite of comedy germany? and he was not a he a particularly. money, man. he tried to be funny on occasion and it was a disaster. and but nonetheless this book fortunately does have lots of jokes in it owing to the fact that of course the 18th century was an absolute high point of of reputee and and wit and parliamentary debating points and so on. i know many of you have heard this joke, but it's my favorite jacob the late 18th century. so i'm going to tell it anyhow, which was when the earl of sandwich the first thought of the admiralty told. john wilkes the radical journalist that he was either going to die of the pox or on the gallows and john wilkes replied. well that depends your lordship and whether or not i embrace your lordship's principles or your mistress. georgia third was a very courageous man. he had a during the invasion attempts in by the french and spanish in 1779 where he behaved superbly during the appalling gordon riots of the 1780 when he when 400 people were killed in a week in london, it

some corresponding foreign policy rhetoric, well, of course, a comedy, world history part two by mel brookspoland kicks. germany is interesting, yes, the baltics are good for germany, everyone is kicking germany well, unfortunately, it’s not, germany itself has become, please, serious enough about this, because in poland it is in the mk-41 installation - this a vertical launch rocket launcher using any type of ammunition from the first tomahawk tomahaw is quite as a cruise missile can carry. as a warhead of a warhead, nuclear warheads, therefore, in fact, they now want to legalize the presence of nuclear warheads for installing a lump-41 on tomahawks on polish territory. wait, i'll clarify somehow. and these are the same installations that are positioned as pro installations yes, but which can be not only about they are universal, they are suitable for anyone. let there be several dozen of them already territory of poland therefore, people are here now, suddenly someone does not understand in due time. so, to all our claims regarding, so to speak, this means, uh, this boundary of the locati

challenge we gave ourselves was to try and make a feel good record in the worst of times, sounds like a mel brookswas pretty cool, hundreds of people cheering me on and later going through wrexham we had two amazing ladies sprinting next to us going up the hill. taste ladies sprinting next to us going up the hill. . , , ., , the hill. we played those shots. it was a mother— the hill. we played those shots. it was a mother and _ the hill. we played those shots. it was a mother and daughter - the hill. we played those shots. it was a mother and daughter and i the hill. we played those shots. it. was a mother and daughter and the daughter was maybe 14, the mother may be 60s and what did the daughter say about the mum? i may be 60s and what did the daughter say about the mum?— say about the mum? i remember the mum being — say about the mum? i remember the mum being really _ say about the mum? i remember the mum being really loud. _ say about the mum? i remember the mum being really loud. she - say about the mum? i remember the mum being really loud. she was- mum being really loud. she was s-arintin mu