some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to turkey's president richard pryor to one has condemned the u.s. resolution that recognizes the mass killings of armenians by all the main forces during the 1st world war as genocide he says turkey does not recognize the vote calling it worthless the u.s. house of representatives is also calling for sanctions against turkey for its military incursion into syria because twitter says that it is banning all political advertising beginning november 22nd the company says that targeted advertising brought quote significant risks to politics the decision puts pressure on other social media platforms such as facebook the fall of suit amid increasing concern that they're being used to present misleading information to voters. beaking of the world online the german government has drawn up new proposals to get tougher on online he. speech if follows a spike in far right attacks including the murder of a politician and the attempt by a heavily armed man to storm a synagogue earlier this month the government says there is a connect

>> who i think the all-time greats are, are carlin, cosby, richard pryor, and chaplain. ( applause ). to be like richard. i thought richard was the funniest. i was like, "that's who i want to be like." but i had other ones, too, that weren't comeadans. mohammed ali, and bruce lee. who was another one who was really big. mohammed ali, bruce lee, richard pryor. i'm forgetting one person. he'll come to me in a second. >> stephen: there any ali, or bruce lee in any of your roles? have you channeled any of that rasperation in your work. >there's a little brucely in your karate chop, obviously. >> i do bruce lee when i have to pull a gun up on the in the movie i'm doing a bruce lee. the first movie i did was "48 hours." ( cheers and applause ) and i had never had a gun before, never had to look, and the director was like-- you're going through this alley looking for people with the gun. so i just started doing-- acting how bruce lee was acting, making faces and pull the gun out and ( bleep ). so when i pull a gun out in the movie, i'm imitating-- i'm trying to do bruce lee faces. so if you

i look at the people who i admire in comedy, like richard pryor, who was -- is my hero and somebody who in a brothel, you know, experiencing trauma every day, who is able to become one of the funniest people on the planet. and then i look at the orbit of comedy, the world of comedy. and i never see anyone who looks like me at that place. right? i never -- there is no woman who's ever broken the ceiling, especially a latina woman. i mean, latinos have george lopez and fluffy, that -- those are big iconic comedians. freddy prince passed away before i was even able to hit this comedy scene. soledad: and the subcategory of afro latino. aida: there you go. soledad: some people are like what? what is that? aida: yeah. and, you know, it's funny. i said, for me, comedy has always been real that way because that's what i've gravitated towards. and i just feel like we have enough people pandering. we have enough people perpetuating, living the stereotypes for the pat on the head. i wanted to go in and really talk about the stuff that's uncomfortable. soledad: part of the reason the special exists

some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the turkish president richard pryor fair to one has condemned the u.s. resolution that recognizes the mass killings of armenians by all the forces during world war one as genocide he says turkey does not recognize the book calling it worthless the u.s. house of representatives is also calling for sanctions against turkey for its military incursion into syria. in cameroon at least 42 people have died in a landslide in a village in the western part of the country the landslide hit monday following massive del boards that flooded the area the governor of the province says that many of the homes were built in an unsafe area and that several people have been rescued. of the german government has drawn up new proposals to get tougher on online heat speech it follows a spike in far right attacks including the murder of a politician and the attempt by a heavily armed man to storm a synagogue earlier this month the government says there is a connection between violent ideas spread on the internet and violent acts carried out in

it's very tough to call this a major breakthrough durian it also seems that turkish president richard pryor better one is he was a he got everything bit that he wanted we even had trump calling him a good guy you today. well certainly turkey did achieve its initial objectives from its military operation the pushing back of the syrian kurdish militia to 30 kilometers but you have to realize that this operation originally envisaged taking control of all of the 400 kilometer border that the syrian kurdish militia was controlling and pushing back 30 kilometers deep into the territory creating this safe zone turkey only managed to control now controls about 120 kilometers the rest of the border turkey is now relying on moscow and damascus to secure its border now the problem here is a turkey does not have relations with syria they were severed at the beginning of the syrian civil war and the 2 leaders there really is mutual animosity between them and the fear will be in un chris what will happen to this syrian kurdish militia going forward earthworms calling for his complete disbandment he says

rice is the been profound but if we're talking specifically about richard pryor the trial i think it's a little bit of both you would have knew you would need to have a special court from the you know i'll be chair is from the north like in europe like switzerland. norway finland and they were training. and are on the ground. for the pitch recovery but ultimately for the constitution the referendum emerging the political class we are the youth we are the future we need to engage also like earlier my colleague was talking about that you know you can jeanne that was very bloody and and on our on our on earth and this. made us look the other way every time there was injustice and was going to so we are and we need to stand well stand in unity stand in as were our family ok no because this this injustice system it's not helping us. let's leave it there unfortunately we have run out of time thank you so much gentlemen for a very interesting discussion thank you for being on the show today. and at a meal and thank you for watching you can always watch this program again any time by this havi

i'm stan grant in doha the top stories on al-jazeera turkey's president richard pryor burdwan insiststhe military operation in syria will continue until these countries objectives have been achieved speaking to his government a short time ago he reiterated that he is not against the syrian people but against what he calls violent forces in the region. but. we haven't come to this point suddenly starting this operation after our struggle against the steering this is being a 40 year history and also within syria it has an 8 year history in the last 40 years tens of thousands of people have lost their lives and it's cost us hundreds of millions to our country country under any circumstances always delivers its responsibilities as allies but despite this our allies are saying one thing to our face and doing another thing behind our back and this is undeniably clear now despite all this turkey's attitude is always with peace and happiness turkey's foreign minister medvedev assad who has briefed parliament on turkey's offensive in syria he says turkey is considering ways to send captured fo

leader of the dnc like richard pryor back, i mean, come on.e is saying that any of it is good, i'm just telling you that it is candor. >> and i have criticized him. let's get to what really matters, he was also talking about ambassador taylor. this is a man who went to west point, he served in vietnam. he won a distinguished service medal. he spent 50 years in the service of our country, and because you don't like his testimony, you call him human scum? david, more than anybody i know, you stand up for veterans. always. >> i stand up for veterans. but from the perspective, also, under the uc mj, former officers are not supposed to speak. that is also a fact. >> harris: lets good on to the next thing, i know you guys want to talk about this. former hillary clinton aide philippe a raines raising the possibility that she could jump into the race for the democratic nomination. here's what he said on tucker tonight. >> she ran for president because she thought that she would be the best president. if she still thought that now, she thought that she

. >> mort sahl influenced this whole generation of coffee house comedians like lenny bruce, richard pryor, george karlin. whereas bob hope with his large writing staff influenced the format of the late night comedy shows. >> here's johnny! >> going to be a good night. i just saw bob hope back stage. we were talking. you know, it is really a wonderful thrill standing next to one of the greatest comedians in the entire world and i'm sure bob appreciates it. >> if you're looking for not just a take on the news but the actual news because i wasn't reading anything other than the sports and the comics johnny carson was where you would go. >> and i saw the headline in "the national enquirer" this week and the headlined article was how eating the right foods can increase your i.q. now, isn't that risky for the enquirer? they could lose all their readership. >> when johnny carson would mock something that was in the public eye, everybody was in on it. >> he was the most powerful man in hollywood because he could kill you with one joke. >> somebody told vice president george bush that jesse jackso

you know, i remember, there was, i think it was richard pryor - who was it who had a skit and he wouldeyes," right >> seth: oh i -- >> oh, it was fantastic. >> seth: i don't know, but i'm excited to google it yeah >> it was when he got caught cheating on his wife >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> and he would say to his wife, "don't believe your lying eyes." right? the american public, we know what we see. and frankly, somebody ought to tell donald trump he has a right to remain silent >> seth: now let me as you this. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause -- for the right to remain silent and again, i'm a layperson here. you are someone who enjoys - i shouldn't say enjoys you are someone who understands the law. you are a former prosecutor. rudy giuliani is a former prosecutor to my -- a layperson's eyes -- >> yeah. >> seth: he doesn't look like he's good at this anymore. [ light laughter ] now, i might be wrong. are you -- could you tell me right now, seth, you misunderstand. he is so good. this is the sneaky - it's a gambit, seth. and you're falling - he's not good, right >> no. he's not good. >>

rice is the been profound but if we're talking specifically about richard pryor the trial i think it's a little bit of both you would have knew you would need to have a special court from the you know i'll be chair is from the north like in europe like switzerland. in norway finland and they were training people on the ground. for the pitch recovery but ultimately for the constitution the referendum emerging the political class we we are the youth we are the future we need to engage also like earlier my colleague was talking about that you go you can jean that was very bloody and and on our on our on earth and this. made us look the other way every time there was injustice and was going to so we were in we need to spend world standing as in unity in as were our family ok no because this this injustice system it's not helping us. let's leave it there unfortunately we have run out of time thank you so much gentlemen for a very interesting discussion thank you for being on the show today. and at a meal and thank you for watching you can always watch this program again any time by the sett