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did it for a minute. >> jimmy: steve harvey had like 35 shows on the air simultaneously. >> i mean, never forget that, do you? >> never. >> jimmy: when they would fire you, did you always know you were going to get fired? >> no because they call you in the office and say things like, we're moving in another direction. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> and they never really tell you why. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i know myself. >> jimmy: did they ever go in your office and make sure -- >> office? >> jimmy: oh, you didn't have an office? >> i suffer from ptsd for things like that. i never keep an office. to this day i don't have an office. 13 years of breakfast club, i do not have an office. that is the worst thing in the world when you got this little box with nothing in it but raisins and a couple of bs awards they gave you. i don't want that. >> jimmy: you're saying you can never be removed from your office if you don't have one. great. [ applause ] >> jimmy: by the same logic, you can never get in a car accident if you don't have a car. do you have a car? >> i do. >> jimmy: i can't believe w

i mention one particular thing, you keep talking about in modern art, because i wonder why steve harvey -- there is a sculpture, a german sculpture of a policewoman in a museum. and you seem to think it is indicative of the total decline of civilization. and there are a lot of others that are worse. i cannot describe them, but you know what i'm talking about. >> yes, i do in fact. i actually cite it in a footnote in the rational bible. the attack on beauty. i did not develop that idea, but russian modern art, contemporary art, he is referring to an award-winning sculpture of a policewoman crouching and urinating. and even the puddle of urine is sculpted. there is a gigantic exhibition in the netherlands covered seriously in the front page of the art section of the new york times. it was giant -- this is their word, turds. poop larger than the new york times reporter and she reported on it. this is what i mean by the war on western civilization. if that's not a war on western civilization then there is no war. replacing shakespeare, the picture of shakespeare at the university in pennsyl

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. >> bernie mac, steve harvey. >> laughter is human. joining us right now, a senior writer for cnn's digital entertainment section. we're talking about "see it loud" and i can't even speak that loud right now. we're going to talk more about the influence of comedy and so much and television and movies. i want to take the opportunity, this ongoing strike that is industrywide with sag actors joining writers who have been striking and georgia is a huge movie and television industry. it, too, is being impacted in a very big way. what are creators, actors, writers telling you? >> people are really worried because it affects so much more than people are thinking. people think about the top tier, you know, movie stars and tv stars and say they're wealthy, just going for more money but they don't make as much money as people think. and they're making now less money because of less residuals. they're worried about a.i. and up should be worried about a.i. coming for your job as well. that's one thing that fran drescher has done a really great job

larry: tonight on abc7, judge steve harvey at 8 abbott elementary at 9:30 p.m., then the funniest home0 p.m., then stay with us for abc7 news at 11 p.m. one month after its release, while flower is still one of the most searched movies on google. it's really captured the attention of the public, because it's just compelling content. for the disabled this is a significance beyond just entertainment and it comes just as we are wrapping up disability pride month. wildflower is earning hig praise for the way it depicts people with intellectual disabilities. reporter: a child must learn to act like an adult in "wildflower." the kid must take care of her parents because they have intellectual disabilities. >> the beauty of this story is she had to grow up a lot quicker but underneath she knows that love is all there is, and that is what matters in life. reporter: he's been frank about the fact that he has tourette's syndrome. samantha hyde is also neuro divergent in real life. >> everyone is like, you don't know how to act normal. excuse me, i have to pretend to be normal everyday. reporter:

did you know that on this very stage in 2015, steve harvey mistakenly told miss colombia she was missverse? [ laughter ] then forgot to say april fools' afterwards. there's a lot of history here. we've been having a very good time here in las vegas. i rolled into town with a 1-year-old, a 4-year-old, my parents and mother-in-law. not exactly the rat pack, but you do what you have to do. [ laughter ] vegas is a great place for kids. there are sharks and dolphins. they have a pool in every hotel. there's a ferris wheel. there's a butterfly sanctuary. it is also a terrible place for children. [ laughter ] there are strippers on the sidewalk. trucks advertising girls to your room with naked women on them. people are smoking. people are gambling, there are bachelorettes crying and carrying their shoes. [ laughter ] and, you know, kids, they soak it up. and so we're crossing the street from the link, just down the block. we're waiting for the light to change. and there's a country song blasting out of jimmy buffett's margaritaville. and it's a song called "hick town" by jason aldean. i thin

. >> bernie mack, steve harvey. >> it was a black comic's paradise. >> laughter purifies the air. >>h this episode is comedy has given a lot of black creators to talk about taboo issues like race in a way they may not be able to talk about it in others ways, to be so honest. why is that important? >> it's important because historically back in the day, we used to have white performers appearing in blackface, and they made blacks feel like caricatures. that's how they were portrayed, and black performers have been able to have the last laugh by talking about race and history and politics, and making it funny. so if racism is the disease, then comedy is the medicine. laughter is the best medicine, they say, and it's been really important for black artists to be able to -- since they have not taken seriously historically and sometimes even now, to be able to use comedy to have their say. >> all right, lisa. great to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the next episode of "see it loud:the history of black television" is here on cnn. >>> jared kushner was the latest to testify in

now everybody knows bill bellamy, adele givens, bernie mac, steve harvey, eddie griffin.) made me mad as hell, i said, "don't ask me no damn question like that! i ain't never had no pumpkin pie." kick it! (audience laughing) (upbeat music) - you know the women of "def comedy jam" hold a special place in my heart because they are like the women of gangster rap. they had to really make room in such a toxically masculine space. that is not an easy thing to do. - when you get that nfl contract and you get that nba contract, who do you marry? you marry bambi, you run the other way, you should have been (beep) with a country hoe, such as myself, from arkansas. you woulda got your (beep) sucke and biscuits from scratch up in that mother. (audience laughing) - at about the same time as "def comedy jam," snl was looking for another great black sketch artist because eddie murphy left and chris rock was super young and he wasn't quite ready at the time. he eventually left and became much bigger after snl. - "honey, it'll be aight if you just say you did it." you start thinking, "i g

. >> bernie mac, steve harvey. >> def comedy jam was a black comic's paradise. >> laughter is healingtainment writer lisa res pers france joins us now. as we saw in that clip, some of the biggest names in tv comedy have been black comedians, red fox, rich pryor, eddie murphy, dave chappelle. why has comedy been such a successful way to make a mark in television? >> because historically black performers have faced all types of barriers getting taken seriously in hollywood. so they had to use comedy as a way to even get into the industry. if you can make people laugh, if you can tickle their funny bone, then you can get people's attention. and that's what unfortunately a lot of stars in the past and some stars today have had to do in order to break into the business. >> and who's breaking ground in tv today? who do you have your eyes on? >> well, you know, it's funny because there's so many. i don't want to start naming names because i don't want people to flame me on social media. but, you know, i mean robin thede's black lady sketch show, you see lots of the new generation on there. n

now everybody knows bill bellamy, adele givens, bernie mac, steve harvey, eddie griffin., "does this (beep) taste like pumpkin pie?" (audience laughing) made me mad as hell, i said, "don't ask me no damn question like that! i ain't never had no pumpkin pie." kick it! (audience laughing) (upbeat music) - you know the women of "def comedy jam" hold a special place in my heart because they are like the women of gangster rap. they had to really make room in such a toxically masculine space. that is not an easy thing to do. - when you get that nfl contract and you get that nba contract, who do you marry? you marry bambi, you run the other way, you should have been (beep) with a country hoe, such as myself, from arkansas. you woulda got your (beep) sucke and biscuits from scratch up in that mother. (audience laughing) - at about the same time as "def comedy jam," snl was looking for another great black sketch artist because eddie murphy left and chris rock was super young and he wasn't quite ready at the time. he eventually left and became much bigger after snl. - "honey, it'll

did it because that school district rejected this textbook that mentioned gay rights activist harvey milk. steveere did you stand on this? >> he has the nerve to call the school board extremists. these are the -- gavin newsom, the california democrats call those people extremists. remember, these are the people, the california democrats, who think that men can get pregnant, who just voted to block a sex trafficking bill for children wanting to legalize public urination and calling them extremist and what's a distraction is a catastrophic failure in the public schools of california. we're 50th out of 50 in the country on literacy. the worst in the country. on math, 70%, 7-0 of california kids don't meet basic standards. when you look at groups that these democrats claim they speak for, latino kids, 79% don't meet basic standards. black kids, 84%. this is an absolute obscenity and instead of dealing with that, they're picking these culture war fights to distract from their own disasters. stuart: when i arrived in california almost exactly 50 years ago, it was the exact opposite. it was true for th

steve. time is flying out. it was really great to harvey with us today. it is a good buy from complex, right to in uganda. i really hope you enjoyed the shell and bye for me and jerry a if you want to know more, check out the social media channel as shown on your screen. hopefully we'll see you next time by the or the business. the new will tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the present in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. are you news african 90 minutes on d w. the sad thing is it says to move on to the basic goals facing the country with featured guessing pushed back even from their own families. i can be this money for me that was the weekend on monday to use it a lot more. now i will actually on the, on the, on the slicing social loan seeking their self determined life. let's go from treasury and abuse stuff over on the w guardians of truth. my name is junk and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing they

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there that finally got even the "new york times" to admit that lee harvey oswald was a cia asset, that he was working for the cia. >> steve: well, that's a lot -- that's a story we haven't heard yet. >> ainsley: yeah. i want to see these documents. i would like to know more. >> lawrence: easiest way to clear this up is to release the documents themselves. donald trump released some of them. >> steve: why not all? it's been 60 years. >> lawrence: they are concerned about being a conspiracy just release the documents. >> ainsley: when peter doocy comes back f paternity leave i want him to ask about these documents. >> steve: i think he will ask about the dog. mr. president, this dog is biting me right now. peter will be back in like two weeks. >> ainsley: is he in the hospital, is that where he is. >> steve: peter? no, is he out in the suburbs. giving the baby a bottle right about now. >> ainsley: everybody is asking where is peter when is he coming back? >> steve: peter had a baby and he will be back in about two weeks. straight ahead on our wednesday telecast. d.j. hernandez, the brother of late nfl player and convicted m

steve with the jobs stuff. >> we will continue this conversation right now more on the economy and the fed. cam harveyll, what kind of jobs number do you actually want to see this friday? do you really want to see employment go down >> it's really inexplicable to me we're worried about 240,000 print. it's not the 240,000, it's how the fed will interpret it. and somehow in their mind they're thinking that they need to focus on jobs, yet if you look at the inflation data, the main driver of inflation is shelter. and shelter has been weakening, coming down, rents year over year are down and that's a third of the cpi and 40% of the personal consumption expenditure deflator on top of that, the previous print was 4% year over year. but the next inflation print will drop the very influential june 22 giant inflation print. so if we have the same inflation that we had last month that was 0.1%, the year-over-year drops from 4% to 2.7 and even if we have a large print like 0.4, we go from 4 to 3% so you put these data together and why are we focusing on the labor market why is it so important to essentially incr