] >> i can't believe i'm standing with richard pryor.d he said "careful with that. i don't remember 40 years of my life." >> jimmy: did that actually -- was he joking? >> no, he wasn't joking. he wasn't joking. but he loved me and he was so sweet to me. i really got close to him for a while. and he was so encouraging. such an amazing person. >> jimmy: what a place. what a time. >> yeah. you'd watch him go up and work out some stuff. you know. and robin williams and eddie murphy and all these incredible -- [ cheers and applause ] -- incredible comics. it was a beautiful experience. >> jimmy: i know you do a lot of painting now. do you feel like that's your primary creative outlet now? >> it is one of them. it's one of them. yeah. i mean, i definitely -- i brought a few. >> jimmy: we have a few of the paintings. these are -- these are almost actual size as we're showing them. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is a piece called "hooray we're all broken." it represents all the different modes of life and all the different people and all the di

if you're on the stage a comedy club and the words are coming out and year eddie murphy or richard pryora bit that you're doing. the same that you enacted any start talking about the assassination of a president then you have a private problem. [applause] thank you joe, that was great. >> are you kidding me? allison, your next take a look at these photos of a bobcat inside someone's home. this happened last week and it turned out the same bobcat may have entered two more homes. in this case a mother and her two children locked them in the bathroom into the police got there. the police opened up doors in a window and the bobcat did leave through the window. however it attack someone else's dog. it has since been captured and i think it might be rabid. >> omg, a bear in the backyard. from plainville connecticut saw this and started filming it on social media. this family bears was climbing the fence, mama bear got up no problem and the baby comes were managing. you often see the same behavior and bears. there's one waiting for the other bear to carry him or her up the fence. then another t

that is where he would tell old stories about richard pryor, sami davis junior anything else that wouldeep his mind at ease. a spokesperson tells us that when he asked when he was coming in and out of court to walk slowly because he wanted to greet his fans and show them the presence that they had been waiting for all ways it seems that he was coping with what they call stress that no human could bear. now, another interesting thing they told me was that there is a conference room inside of this courthouse that they use for down time during deliberations or breaks during the trial and that room mr. cosby called his dressing room. obviously flashback to his show business days. now, the prosecution has promised a retrial but spokesperson andrew wyatt sees that as a desperate move on the half of district attorney steel. >> we hope that the prosecutor changes his mind and that he doesn't proceed forward. we think it's time for these claims to be cast aside. >> i just feel like this d.a. steel is going a little bit too far. it's too personal and he is trying to really make a name for himself

does that richard pryor definitely made some impact on how people think about racism and homosexualitynot simply important he was the first comedian that ever stood up on stage and talked with love about how do you such a relationship with a man no man is remembered for abuse that your relationships with men by the way are progressive the walls and off for a while these ideas become normalized and it took a long time but you know when great people speak up about difficult things and by the way he struggled to make it funny a lot of the time he really did. but he tried how important is comedy to comment on politics i think the comedians have to find get back to the funny bit and so there's that when the initial reactions particularly trump where everyone was just shouting. slogans and it wasn't funny and it was getting the crowd what it is to me it was an anti trump. crowd generally divide in the crowd you know but they need to get something when they start to find interesting ways to make as brilliant as you're laughing and having realized that someone's just us. some was just slipped

if the n-word is never funny, tell that to richard pryor, kevin hart, katt williams, they all routinely. bill maher has a potty mouth. hpl is subscriber based. it's akin to going to a stand-up act. you know what you're going to get when you see belmar? for someone like al sharpton to weigh in, a guy who is routinely made anti-semitic comments and called the first and only black mayor the? >> sean: i don't want to live in a world where we have police waiting at a moment's notice to fire people. you know what? do i think he's racist? no, i actually don't. do i think he is stupid? yes. there's no fairness given to conservative. i am sorry. >> that's right. sean, bill maher had said far more offensive things in his stand-up acts, he once referred to sarah palin with the c word. and made a joke about her special needs son. for michele bachmann, he called her a dumb t word and nobody said a word. what are the rules for bill maher? >> sean: i guess there are no rules. that's the point. these are very interesting times, though. that's why i love this group, mediaequalizer.com. they are fighting

between fictional characters it takes liberties with and real characters like johnny carson and richard pryoro shows up, the show isn't as impactful as it can be but it is also a show about lovable losers trying to find themselves and make it in an industry that is really very difficult which is hollywood in the late 1970s, early '80s. >> one bonus, real quick for me, if you would. some show that you love but you don't think has gotten enough attention, eric? >> it's not any episodes yet it will am couldk ba. it is a show called throwing shade on tv land. it is a late night talk show with a feminist and a gay man talking about the days news to points of view that are woefully underrepresented in the late night scheme. i thought it was brilliant when it was be o. it should come back to new episodes relatively soon. >> sonia? >> i am going to go with the carmichael show it is an nbc sitcom coming too its third season. it is this little show that has been running on the summer and i feel like every season it comes up with even more topics and even more humor to tackle in this fascinating way. i

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