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>> of all-time would be richard pryor because it's a cliche answer but it's hard to beat him. i do think chris rock is the best comedian ever. i do think that because he's the combination of longevity and unique delivery and brilliant jokes and stories. that first richard pryor set i talk about is him making tragedy comedy and that's what it's become with me. the last tv show he ever did was the "norm show" and i'm on the call sheet and i saved it because he checked out and his people let him caught out and he comes out like this and then the went away and norm mcdonald. i have to say not just because i'm friends with him. before i met norm his delivery is unique and i love it. >> a lot of comedy is taking pain and turning it into joy. that's what it is. sometime in my loftier moments and we're on the charlie rose show it's a love story to suffering and how somebody you would have never asked for is the mobilized factor that gets you where you want to go. >> do you think people will say i watch this show because of the mobilizing factor? >> that's the universal story, isn't it

>> long time would be richard pryor. that the clichÉ. it's hard to beat him.nk chris rock is the best comedian ever. is a combination of longevity and unique delivery and brilliant jokes and stories. that first richard pryor said i talk about, it is him making tragedy comedy, and that is what has become of me. the last tv show we ever did was the norm show. i'm on the call sheet. i saved it, because he checked out about a year later. his people let him come out. he was cripple like this. he does a cold open. george carlin -- people i met, dave attell, brian regan, norma donald -- not just because i'm friends with him. before i met norm -- his delivery is unique, and i love it. >> a lot of comedy is taking pain and turning it into joy. that's what the show really is about. >> we are on the "charlie rose" show -- it's a love story to suffering. it's how something you never would have asked for is actually the mobilizing factor that gets you where you want to go. >> do you think people who watch "charlie rose" will say, i want to what's the show because it talks

the white kid is cussing the police out like he's making a richard pryor movie. what the police said, son, you're clearly inebriated you need to go home. i said, jesus, that's what we need, that's all we want. >> that's the first time that's happened on u street. >> yeah, come on. because negro would have been like, son, get the lead out your behind, it will be filled. >> i didn't want to lose this, you mentioned frederick douglass haynes made me think of frederick douglass. >> he's doing real well. i mean, you know what, i think he's playing second base for the baltimore orioles. >> his numbers are looking good. >> crazy. >> oh, my god. he's playing in the bush league. >> what did you make of the president the other day, acting as if frederick douglas was still living. >> let me defend this brother before i deconstruct it. the beauty of what donald trump does, is to act as if an iconic figure extracted from history is sitting right next to him. you have to give him love for the recognition that this is living history to me now. had he known who he was, it would

you can find rolling stone covers with richard pryor and lily tomlin doing the most dangerous stuff. are i immersed themselves in characters. the very lily tomlin special in 1974, they both won emmys. so did the producer, lorne michaels. based on the lily special, he got the pilot for "saturday night live." >> dear roseanne roseanna dana. i don't know where you get it or how you get it or who milks the dogs. >> "saturday night live" early on right out of the gate it was lorraine newman and jane curtain and gilda radner. they could hang with the guys and they were just as important and hilarious. >> hey, stud muffins, want to make bouncy bouncy? they had three female performers and three female writers. if you look at the comedy landscape, that was unheard of. >> our show was the first to really have a voice for a younger generation. >> then the man. >> disgusting. he screams and you scream and it's over. >> the early days of snl were a tale of two worlds. you had great female writers and then you had john belushi didn't want to do sketches written by women. >> i like sirloin steak an

richard pryor, the first time i started watching channeling voices.s of anchors on news channels. and he said donald trump can never get to 270. and you go, hey, this might be funny for a stand-up comedian, but for the president of the united states you're starting to scare me. calm down. i'm not saying he's mentally ill, but the voices he hears of his enemies. he wants to hear the voices of the crowd roaring and saying you're great, donald, out this weekend. >> of course you want to hear the applause. of course you do. i'm not shrink. i don't know about you. we can't climb into his head. we don't know what the voices sound like. i don't know if i want to know what the voices sound like. point duly taken. i was talk to go april ryan and she said he seemed happy after the one yesterday. and there could be more. here he was in charleston just before getting on boeing. >> never heard that said by a politician. i've been doing well with the f-35 also. cutting prices. but we're doing very well. it's a great plane. we're cutting prices. saving a lot of mone

so i think all of the great ones are -- bill cosby, richard pryor, they talk about themselves and peopleelate to that. something my father said years ago growing up in cuba. son, where is the cocaine. >> you mentioned pryor and you mentioned -- [laughter] >> we're not editing here. >> oh, my goodness. >> i had to learn to hate eddie murphy. i was a big fan of him. he became a friend of mine, like a big brother. you would model yourself after eddie murphy. you know, you couldn't get your own thing. so i had to say eddie murphy sucked. and he is the most brilliant. >> you had to cut yourself off essentially. >> yes. >> he is so good. >> has he seen i couldn't perform. >> yes. >> did you know he was in the audience. >> yes. it sucked performing in front of the man. it's like doing karate in front of bruce lee. >> maybe better not to know. >> right. >> thanks, faizon for coming in. he is performing tomorrow night. >> is that it. >> tommy t's. when they roll this thing, that means -- i could go on but i'm being told by the producer. more information. >> who is running this show. >> more infor

and richard pryor. >> jimmy: yeah, you wouldn't ever -- you wouldn't have them at the house?get the -- no i -- i had read about them. heard about them. and just had a curiosity. and i would, you know -- i didn't have a lot of money back then. >> jimmy: no, of course. i mean, the library is the best. >> i had to go the library and listen to them. >> jimmy: i'm trying to figure out if i used to take out records at the library. but i remember going there. i mean -- >> i would go there and listen to them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then when i was a kid, then when i got older, there was a great comedy club called the comedy store and sam kinison showed up. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> and so i saw sam kinison -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, wow! >> i think in 1984? >> jimmy: really? i've never laughed that hard. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable! >> it was insane! >> jimmy: yeah, he's absolutely -- [ screams ] i love him so much! i can't even do his voice. but gosh he was a genius. >> jimmy: that's right. awe, man, i love -- my -- my first album was rodney dangerfield. "no respect."

you can find "rolling stone" covers where it was like, richard pryor, lily tomlin, and they are our mostng the most dangerous stuff. >> they both immersed themselves in characters. the very first lily tomlin special on nbc, 174, they both won emmy awards. so did the producer. a guy named lorne michaels. and based on the strength of that special, the lily special, he got the pilot for "saturday night live". >> dear roseanne! >> i don't know where you get it, how you get it, or who actually milks the dogs and i don't care. >> hi! >> "saturday night live" definitely early on, amazing that right out of the gate, it was loraine newman and jane curtin and gilda radner. >> now, candy. candy? >> they could definitely hang with the guys, they were just as important and they were hilarious. >> hey, stud muffins, want to make bouncy, bouncy? >> they had three female performers, and three female writers. which if you look at the comedy landscape at that ti, is unheard of. >> what made "saturday night live" different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a y