Dave Chappelle is back with a new show on Comedy Central, and he's joined by his good friend and former co-worker, John Rocha. The guys talk about what it's like raising kids in the 21st century, and whether or not it's time to get rid of screens in our homes.
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00:01:19.000And how could a kid of that age, let's say that's seven, how does a seven-year-old not know that you can't break things in your home?
00:01:30.000I don't think three-year-olds know that, which is why you follow them around the house like, I was going to say like a hawk, like a following thing.
00:01:40.000Well, this kid doesn't even know his gender, so we got this from a baby monster who pointed, there's the carpet ruin, who pointed out, oh, that's kids paint, though.
00:05:10.000And I'm just as guilty, if not more than them.
00:05:13.000I wouldn't be surprised if my screen time, and I'm not talking about checking the weather or answering someone or doing my job, which I also do on the phone, but just the bullshit, I bet you I'm way over their heads.
00:05:24.000Like we always talk about millennials on the phone.
00:06:58.000I'll smoke it for a horror movie or if I want to fuck my wife or I might take a gummy CBD or no, a real gummy, if I want a nap, a tiny, tiny bit.
00:07:09.000But it's when it becomes like wake and bake or I need my weed on a regular basis.
00:07:14.000Those people tend not to be ambitious.
00:07:16.000Oh yeah, I know a guy who owns a startup and they made, yeah, yeah, I know.
00:08:21.000Anyway, go back to that arrogant bitch, because one thing I'm noticing about this strange demographic that we normally never would have heard of.
00:08:28.000I was thinking about that the other day when I was watching Love on the Spectrum.
00:08:31.000These severely autistic people, you wouldn't have known about them two generations ago.
00:08:37.000They'd just be like that quirky guy who works at the hardware store and never got a date.
00:08:43.000And maybe they'd find another quirky gal in a nearby town and try to hook them up or something.
00:08:47.000And they would just be the quirky couple.
00:08:49.000You'd never know that this guy was a nut.
00:08:51.000Similarly, with these people, I think they'd just be beat up occasionally and they would shut their mouths.
00:13:54.000To be scared of bad smells is genetic.
00:13:58.000That's why you don't like the smell of shit.
00:14:00.000Because the ones that like the smell of shit got infections and died.
00:14:05.000That's why dead bodies are the most disgusting thing, the most disgusting smell you can imagine, because Darwin or God or evolution or nature doesn't want us near dead bodies.
00:14:16.000So the ones that are totally cool with bodies rotting next to them, they got terrible diseases.
00:14:21.000There's a totally logical explanation for not only us being scared of your stinky cunt, but for us being scared of your stinky fat rolls with rotting flesh in them like dick cheese.
00:15:09.000And so we crave women that will be good companions, not necessarily breeders.
00:15:13.000So we're with these skinny women with small tits and no ass.
00:15:18.000In African countries where they need to breed more to survive, because some are going to die, they want bigger childbearing hips, big fat tits that can feed lots of kids, a big fat ass.
00:15:31.000Somehow we've developed a more African aesthetic in our country with Kim Kardashian and the like.
00:17:32.000So yeah, we're off at a wild tangent there, but the point is that I just find their arrogance disturbing, and it might be the result of no bullying.
00:26:00.000No, yeah, is this really complex thing that sometimes causes harm, but is nonetheless beautiful in its own way and a fundamental expression of what it is to be human.
00:27:44.000So the reason I showed you all that disgusting, useless garbage with mentally ill loser nerds who have never been punched in the face and have no substance to them whatsoever is to try to figure out how they got there.
00:27:55.000Because we don't want our kids going down that lane.
00:27:58.000And I think the key is curb your arrogance.
00:28:26.000And I go, well, if you're interested, let's set you up with a pro, a lesson.
00:28:30.000And then, you know, you won't learn bad habits and you can start golfing with Johnny and I. And he goes, I'd probably be better than the pro.
00:28:40.000And I go, dude, you got to curb your arrogance.
00:28:43.000You sound like I don't want to say retard because I'm using an example of someone with Down syndrome.
00:30:59.000Apparently, their theory is that people who drink coffee are less susceptible to staph infections and other infections because when you go like this, you're inhaling hot caffeine up into your nose where a lot of bacteria lives and you're killing it all.
00:31:15.000So by that right, I am inhaling this alcohol into the allergic microbes.
00:33:36.000And the reason I brought this up for a green screen isn't so much the a cappella, which obviously is gay beyond any homosexuals' wildest dreams, but this fucking guy's hair.
00:33:46.000He's got this opi hues, torpid sloth hair, but he's allowed it to go beyond the eye level.
00:33:53.000So it's over half of one of his eyes, like a hot chick who just woke up late.
00:41:38.000There's the key, glowing golden light.
00:41:40.000And he looks over at the other person that was looking for this secret layer and goes, he's also surprised that he's saying it and the truth is spilling out.
00:42:21.000Anyway, this is a young Eddie Gloud and African American studies.
00:42:25.000And his job at whatever news, San Francisco Chronicle or something, San Francisco Examiner, his job is focusing on marginalized voices, which is race outrage for blaming everything on white people.
00:42:42.000A lot of folks that profit from division, which is, look at the irony of that sentence.
00:42:48.000Justin Phillips' entire job is profiting from division.
00:43:18.000Now, when you first hear someone say this, you want to give them the benefit of the doubt and you go, maybe you're doing like you're getting the disproportionality wrong.
00:43:27.000And you're like, blacks who are 60 to 70% of the population, I mean, white, sorry, are doing more Asian crimes than blacks.
00:43:35.000And the black on Asian crimes are mostly black males.
00:44:32.000Which, speaking of the war on Asians, we covered this a while ago, but de Blasio, just before he gets out of office, he severs all the gifted programs.
00:45:32.000And everything, I've talked about graffiti a lot over the past 10 years.
00:45:36.000Everything you hate about advertising, relentless advertising, seeing a giant Gatorade ad, seeing a giant Nike ad when you're everywhere you go, especially the New York subways, yes, it can be a little overwhelming, but those are advertising a product.
00:45:52.000Graffiti has all the downsides of advertising, but without the thing.
00:46:00.000And here's what I really love about the old school greats.
00:53:46.000Then there was the woman, the professor's, there's professor couple, and she and her husband were shut down because she said, it's Halloween.
00:53:55.000You can just wear whatever you fucking want.
00:55:17.000That's so weird that Asians would be the lowest.
00:55:20.000Asians are the ones suffering the most from this.
00:55:22.000In fact, the argument that McGill University and other Ivy League schools say is if we just make it based on grades alone, the school will be all Asian.
00:55:34.000To which I always repeat, the NBA is all black.
00:56:04.000This woman was canceled for being completely reasonable and saying things in the correct context.
00:56:14.000Like this salacious interview includes the context where she says things like, I respect everybody's decision, and she said, you do you, which means this is up to you, this is a freedom.
00:56:29.000I just have a personal opinion about that thing, but I don't want my opinion to affect the way you live.
00:59:09.000And again, the problem with offensive opinions is when they drift into legislature and you say something like, blacks are not as smart as Asians, so blacks shouldn't have the opportunity to go to MIT.
00:59:30.000Now we have someone's opinions affecting how others live their lives.
00:59:35.000But if you have an opinion and you buttress it with you do you, what you're saying is I have no intention of my personal opinion ever affecting anyone's life.
00:59:48.000Imagine being such a pussy that you saw that as a threat.
00:59:52.000And did you notice the bourbon has cured my wheezing?
01:00:57.000Now she's not a role model because she said something controversial with a million caveats around it.
01:01:03.000And so I think the reason why you're hearing so much about this in the community is because it's disappointing.
01:01:12.000And I think a lot of people, regardless of her experience or how she chooses to identify, for many years related to Sage as the brown girl at ESPN or someone they could look up to or they could aspire to be like.
01:01:28.000And my reaction was simply disappointed because, first of all, it implied so many things that were hurtful.
01:04:41.000Speaking of police, this is like a pretty typical black perspective, which is I totally ignore blacks behaving badly, including murdering each other.
01:04:52.000But if I see the police be slightly rude or speak out of turn or Show disrespect to a mob that wants them dead.
01:05:04.000This is a mob at a George Floyd rally.
01:05:07.000They would love to kill every cop there.
01:05:09.000If you could give them all a gun and say, You won't go to jail if you kill these cops, what percentage of them would go pew, pew, pew?
01:05:30.000So you have to deal with a group that not just not only wants you dead, but is actively trying to facilitate that.
01:05:37.000Molotov cocktails in cars, smashing cop car windows, trying to hurt police.
01:05:43.000So I guess you're supposed to be on your best behavior when you're faced in a situation like that and not just speak nice about them, but not have any kind of camaraderie back and forth.
01:06:12.000New body camera footage shows Minneapolis police speaking about hunting people and celebrating shooting at protesters following the murder of Joy Floyd.
01:07:46.000Is it so hard for the left to understand the difference between their narrative of hunting and what that guy was saying?
01:07:53.000Like, the narrative is they hunt random black people because they're black.
01:07:59.000This guy clearly meant try to get to the root of the problem, see if we can find Antifa or BLM with Molotov cocktails getting ready to ambush us.
01:08:09.000Not go to their home or not shoot them when they're going to get a watermelon at the store.
01:08:14.000And I'm sorry to use the word watermelon, but that's what that woman in Dallas used as an example.
01:08:20.000There's tracking your enemies and preventing crime, and there's going out and murdering people for fun.
01:08:38.000That's why every time they show a police clip, they only show you the five seconds that it takes for someone to punch someone and not all the bullshit that led up to it.
01:13:06.000Hard to explain that rules are different between home and school.
01:13:09.000Okay, so this guy is shown as a picture of himself and his kid, which we're going to take it for granted that you have no problem showing us this.
01:14:27.000So, the discussion Monday was about faith, which you would think would be inherently uplifting, but holy crap, were these people negative and consumed with woe?
01:14:36.000They were terrified of the pandemic and didn't believe things were getting better.
01:15:16.000All of this in the face of stats saying the already relatively small number of hospitalizations are on the downward trajectory.
01:15:24.000The topic then veered to their teens and how they're handling all this, meaning their teenage kids.
01:15:30.000They said their teens are super negative and morose and directly blame boomers for every single one of their problems.
01:15:35.000Gen Z just seems poisoned with hatred, blame, and feeling like they've been unjustly robbed.
01:15:41.000What shocked me most, I think that's pretty normal for kids, though.
01:15:44.000I remember saying that as a young Gen Xer.
01:15:47.000What shocked me most was that the guy leading the discussion agreed with his kids and said his generation had quote unquote destroyed the world.
01:16:23.000The self-flagellation leads to these arrogant women saying, I smelled my cunt today and I made it public and everyone laughed because it is funny and it smelled great.
01:16:38.000I think what these boomer Gen Xers aren't realizing is that millennials, Gen Z, not only think boomers are complete and utter disposable garbage, they think there has never been a good generation of people that has ever existed.
01:16:52.000Besides non-whites, they see them as having no original sin, which is a sin in and of itself.
01:16:56.000They believe themselves to be the saviors of the world, and this is all encouraged by weak boomer Gen Xers.
01:17:35.000My grandmother got divorced, but my parents have always stayed together.
01:17:38.000My wife's parents have always stayed together.
01:17:40.000And I remember guys sleeping on the couch in the 80s and thinking, this is fucked up.
01:17:44.000And then their kids, Gen X, my generation, said, I'm not getting married at all.
01:17:50.000And now they talk about the environment and how it's best for everyone if I don't breed and I want to focus on my career.
01:17:56.000But I honestly think it's PTSD from divorce.
01:17:59.000So I guess we're reading a letter where boomers are blamed for everything, and I guess I am blaming boomers in a sense, but this concept of divorce has utterly traumatized the American family and every generation since.
01:23:47.000I got to really take some time aside and research exactly how many people died every year in America because remember we had that chart and it was going up 1.8% a year.
01:23:59.000In other words, COVID did not affect the death rate this year at all.
01:24:05.000It's hard to look up though because there's a lot of misinformation.
01:24:14.000Dear G-String and the worthless wonder, Tom McDonald here with another inquiry about the show.
01:24:19.000When will either of you pay for an Uber so Gary can come back?
01:24:23.000I get that the guy literally smells like the inside of a camel's pussy, but surely two smart men, one really, Can figure out something that works for transportation.
01:24:33.000It always tickled me to play puppeteer to that empty-headed buffoon, and I would very much enjoy the opportunity to troll him some more.
01:28:34.000So this assumes that cowboys get killed less than Indians in Westerns, which that's a pretty big assumption, and you should probably have some numbers to back it up, just like Oscars so white.
01:28:49.000We looked into it and discovered that about 14% of the Oscars go to blacks, which is perfectly proportional to the population, Peter Piper.
01:28:58.000So can you just tell us that like out of the 20 most popular Westerns, over 300,000 Indians were killed and six cowboys?
01:29:08.000Wouldn't that go along with the fact that don't they have a gripe about how their people were killed by cowboys?
01:31:02.000Oh, there was a 1973 incident at the same location, also known as the Second Wounded Knee, when approximately 200 Oglala Lakota, sometimes called Aglala Sioux, seized and occupied the town of Wounded Knee,
01:31:18.000South Dakota, on the Pymage Reservation.
01:31:21.000Is this when Leonard Pelche was killed?
01:31:44.000And on television, in movie reruns, and also with recent happenings at Wounded Knee, I beg at this time that I have not intruded upon this evening and that we will, in the future,
01:32:00.000our hearts and our understandings will meet with love and generosity.
01:32:30.000I think that's very telling that that was the early 70s because we are back in that again.
01:32:36.000There was the FLQ, the Quebeco, that wanted to separate.
01:32:39.000There was the Weathermen who later, after serving their time, became allies of Obama and BLM.
01:32:46.000That dude from the Weathermen, Barack Obama started his political career in his living room at a fundraiser.
01:32:51.000Then we have that chick who got out recently and she became the secretary-treasurer of BLM.
01:32:56.000Next thing you know, the owner of the main chick at BLM has a landing strip in her front yard, $4 million worth of real estate.
01:33:03.000So these activists have been here before.
01:33:05.000The difference between the late 60s, early 70s and their terrorism, where they killed people and don't sleep, there was lots of people killed in the past two years of these riots.