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Middle of the bridge, there is a car that s abandoned. it s off to the side of the road. what can a car? it kind of looks like an old, beat, up light tan colored, like sedan. they sent a squad car for a look. the cop got close. it was unlocked. he s in the ignition. no sign of the driver. two, three feet away was a railing. and beyond it a straight drop of the night blacker inserting out to sea. what happened here? they ran the place, discovered the car was registered to a 96-year-old lifelong row cole resident named the eastern. but she hadn t used her car that day. she d loaned it to her 19 year old granddaughter, her name, sarah. sarah stern. 1000 miles south at disney world, her dad mike was on vacation with his girlfriend, christine. he was awakened by his phone. 3:00 in the morning and they ....
Without paul mooney, there is no richard pryor. - comedy before that and comedy after that is never the same. - richard s appearance in 1975 on saturday night live kind of showed what black comedy could be. - you got to get down and say things like, excuse me. (audience laughing) would you move out of my way? and you walk like this, check this walk. (audience laughing) - what people don t know is that richard pryor insisted upon writing a lot of his own material for that show. so he didn t rely on the white writers to write his skits. he said, i m gonna do it myself. i m gonna bring paul mooney in to come in and help me write this. so they write these amazing sketches that are talking about what blackness is. - it s just a word association. i ll throw you out a few words, anything that comes to your mind, just throw back at me, okay? - and i say blackness because that s exactly what is was. it was about blackness. - colored. - redneck. (audience laughing) - jungle bunny. - peck ....
- you got to get down and say things like, excuse me. (audience laughing) would you move out of my way? and you walk like this, check this walk. (audience laughing) - what people don t know is that richard pryor insisted upon writing a lot of his own material for that show. so he didn t rely on the white writers to write his skits. he said, i m gonna do it myself. i m gonna bring paul mooney in to come in and help me write this. so they write these amazing sketches that are talking about what blackness is. - it s just a word association. i ll throw you out a few words, anything that comes to your mind, just throw back at me, okay? - and i say blackness because that s exactly what is was. it was about blackness. - colored. - redneck. (audience laughing) - jungle bunny. - peckerwood. (audience laughing) - spade! - honkey! (audience laughing) - nigger. - dead honkey. (audience laughing) - richard s voice was so powerful, ....
Military as secretary austin says. diversity is our strength and we should promote that. also one last thing alex, i found it interesting that republicans always think that government should operate more like a business, well all the major defense contractors that do work have diversity officers, heads of diversity and global diversity forum for lockheed martin and for other companies. so isa good for them and not good for the department of defense? and our u.s. military? yes, and ironic point you put up right there. let me ask you about this. because there is outrage growing this weekend, after arizona republican eli crane used a derogatory term during his debate over the bill. take a listen to what he set. my amendment has nothing to do with whether or not colored people or people or anybody can serve. okay? it is nothing to do with colored or ....
This is a trip back to reconstruction, this is a trip back to jim crow. my grandmother grew up in jackson mississippi, and colored, was the term that was used for people who look like you and i, during that course of history. i think that, inasmuch as republicans look to talk about this being post racial, us not eating affirmative action the, more black people not necessarily needing things that came all the civil rights movement. and trying to dismantle those policies and procedures, this goes to show just how much those actions are actually necessary. because, there are far too many people who still dissect and see black people in the same way that they did in the 50s, the same data that in the 30s, in the same way that they did in the 18 hundreds. and honestly, they want to take us back. they re my friend, former congressman thank you so much. along with siriusxm political analysts amid a amazing as usual. coming up next, the ever expanding right-wing war on diversity. how rec ....