@@rogerout8875 let's see, insider trading probably other instances of malfeasance if not outright corruption. Maybe you should ask yourself the question how does a public servant on say $200k a year become a member of the millionaire club?
@@chrismckell5353 yeah bro, we need pictures, DNA evidence, semen samples, audio of them admitting to everything. If you don't have all that we are not satisfied, I got yo back roge podge
@@rogerout8875 Google doofus! You can find their net worth and what they make from stolen taxes called their paycheck. Nancy got exposed for her insider trading by someone making an investment app that just copied what she did because she never list money.
@@saggyflapjax Hate much? Why the comparison? They’re 2 different people are they not? So why can't each be great in their own way? So when are you gonna stop with all the hating?
@@saggyflapjax if we close keystone pipeline gas will go up facts 1 if we allow censorship they will cover things up Twitter files facts 2 !! Trump lowest gas prices and lower crime rates no inflation or no war facts
I also think it's pretty dumb that he says: "I've never seen a WHITE male billionaire........" Unnecessarily emphasizing white as if other raced billionaires commonly expose elites. He could've just said billionaire. DC relies too much on race jokes or white guy-black guy jokes. That's why I personally think Bill Burr and Louis Ck are funnier and a step above Chapelle as comedians. DC's still top 4 tho
@@jackowot7844 Bill Burr would be cancelled in a heartbeat and you know it. Poor whites are the most accessible "punching down" target in comedy (and society) there is. Poor black people attract institutional support, certainly from the woke. Poor whites don't. Wake up.
@@bruh-st5wd He mentions "WHITE" because it's indicative of him benefiting most from the "rigged system". The rigged system, from his comedic stance, would probably consist of nothing but old white dudes. So if a black guy brings attention to this, it's probably because he didn't fit in or whatever. Instead, one of those old white dudes "came out of the house" and did this. It's just so out-of-character given his disposition.
@@AeonStaite Yes and all are now released and nothing of significance was found, despite the media telling us for 6 years solid that once he shows them he will be going to jail. A bit like Rachel maddow thought she got a scoop and found his leaked tax returns from the mid 2000s when it showed he had paid millions more than they were expecting, especially given that the likes of George bezos and huge international corporations like apple and twitter paid Very little in tax.
@@GenX-RadRat thats fine, people who do, still like Dave because Dave isnt a mindless Orange Man Bad NPC, however the peoplr who hate Trump also hate Dave because Dave says things they dont like and will try to ruin his career and life
@@TimeBomb014X Dave Chapelle on Trump: "Jesus Christ. I’m not a Trump supporter. Unequivocally no. I’m not even going to elaborate on it. Hell no." "[Trump] is speaking to a very small choir." “I don’t know why poor white people don’t like wearing masks. What is the problem? You wear masks to the Klan rally, wear them to WalMart too." "America's done it. We've actually elected an Internet troll as our president. ... I don't know what he's going to do, but Obama did a good job. I think we'll all miss Obama when he's gone." "I voted for Andrew Yang, not Trump." “I was the first guy on TV to say 'Give Trump a chance'. I f―ked up. Sorry.” I could go on. And, dude: clearly Trump is not very popular. He barley beat Clinton (a weak candidate). He lost the midterms as president. Lost re-election against another weak candidate. Then lost the Republican Party the midterms *again* after losing the election. Dave explaining why poor whites like Trump, who he calls a liar; a liar who admitted the truth about taking advantage of a rigged capitalist system.. does not equal a Trump supporter. But feel free to continue with your "orange man good" npc bot mode
@@GenX-RadRat I did not say he was a Trump supporter, I said he doesn't go around spouting Orange Man Bad, he's given the devil his due. I said the people who do like Trump will still like Dave yet the same can't be said for the people who Dave politically supports and people who hate Trump, because whenever Dave starts shit talking or jokes about one of their special protected classes, they are ready to crucify the man like he was Jesus Christ. Also see your insult doesn't work when all you can do is turn what right wing or independent people created to describe the other side back at them, it's like the equivalent of saying "No, you." Shows you got no sense of humor.
ill take ricky gervais oscars over ANY snl mono ever - chappele told the truth but ricky said it in front of the ppl he was talking about with no shame
@@gnielsen07 Both sides deserve mockery yes but he’s trying to point out to a loyal Trump enthusiast that it doesn’t make sense for someone who isn’t being a spy to steal secret information
And this is why Dave Chapelle is a great example of a classical Foole, like Bill Hick, George Carlin, or Feste. He speaks truth with perspective knowing that 90% will laugh at how ludicrous it sounds while the 10% he’s actually speaking to will chuckle in recognition that damnit, he’s right.
No, everyone is getting the joke, you're not part of a a special 10%. He even said at one point he wasn't even joking. Everyone got that he was kind of right.
He’s educating / teaching the same time he’s making the joke … Dave Chapelle he isn’t a comedian, he is a philosopher of life, he really is transcending !!!
Lying in that he’s cheated the system in the same way that all elites do. A cheater is a liar. Regular working people have a harder time cheating the system because they don’t have the money to hire the best lawyers/accountants. So he’s honest about his dishonesty. Honest liar
He lied about caring about the common folk. He acted like he was on their side when he was just using them for fame, money, and power. He went on to sign even more tax breaks for rich people and said it was hurting him, when it wasn’t. He’s also a pathological liar about almost everything else, too. One of his most common is “I never said that” about things he’s on record saying the day before.
Well it is sad that a lot of people think he's joking David is telling everyone the truth and they don't all get that he is really telling us the truth and we need to stand up for the Rights of the USA God bless us all
If you think Dave actually liked Trump, you’re delusional. He’s just explaining why so many others voted for Trump. Listen to his other material on Trump, he hates that clown like most people do.
This bit is hilarious even to Trump supporters. And of course he had to say that bit about Russia, since he's on a stage surrounded by enemies who barely laughed as it is lol. But it is getting kind of... orwellian. And not in the "oh my God this is just like that book with the numbers for a title!" Kind of way. But in the twilight zone "everyone keeps repeating something that isn't true despite the evidence and it's getting creepy" kind of way. Like, we have the evidence and the proof that the Russian collusion was not only a hoax, but a widespread political attack designed to hamper his presidency. We have investigations that showed there was no evidence for it. We have testimonies that the alleged "witnesses" and sources were made up. And we have FBI records showing they knew it was BS from the first week, but powerful influences kept it going. It's just getting so creepy now. Like walking down the street and everyone's telling you the sky is yellow, but refusing to look upwards to see its blue.
Yeah there's no evidence of Russia hoax and my bet it's probably made up by Dem campaign strategists. But it also wouldn't surprise me if Trump was colluding with Russia. That's what's good about comedy - you can speak with your intuition and you don't have to be factual, because it's really just meant to be funny. But once in a while the comedian tells the truth, and when he does we can all feel it.
@@ohedd it was a result of the Hilary campaign colluding with the outgoing Obama administration. Referred to so uncreatively as "Obamagate" because I guess ever since Watergate naming scandals has become hard lol. We know for a fact there was Russian interference in the 2016 election. But within that fact, is also the knowledge that it was so miniscule it barely is worth mentioning. The tangible effects it had were unnoticeable, even when shown. They swung only a couple thousand votes. Out of literal millions. I would be intellectually dishonest to act like they didn't exist, while pointing out voter fraud incidents in the 2020 and 2022 elections. Both of which were larger in scope than the 2016, but are also hard to say with any degree of certainty, whether they had a tangible effect on the election. However, government gets away with what it does, by the consent of the people (to a degree). The idea that they had no evidence of Russian collusion besides literal "trust me bro, we have sources" that ultimately were exposed to be made up after they won their elections and regained control of the government, but ran with it and continue to run with it for going on 6 years now; while at the same time decreeing with an iron fist "you cannot question the legitimacy of the 2020 and 2022 elections" to the point where they've managed to see that become official policy even in private spaces like facebook and twitter thanks to the DHS, reeks of a hypocrisy I can't stand. All of this too, is blatantly esoteric. The likelihood of someone you meet on the street knowing any of it is extremely low. And you kind of have to be the sort of unhealthily online politico that I'm trying to stop being these days, to be aware of it. Which circles back to the "governments get away with things by (to a small degree) the consent of the people." Statement I made. If their constituents don't know any of this, and they can flood the "zeitgeist" (oooh big words I'm sooo fuckin smart lmao) with the narrative they want, then they don't need to worry because the people are silently "consenting" on false grounds I suppose then, I can see the perspective of those types who claim that even espousing an idea is dangerous because it can lead people to act based on it. But I'm not about to forsake my principles regarding freedom of speech just to stop people from making jokes about Russia because the jokes are often times funny when it's good comedians making them. It's always kind of surreal to see people verbally agree that politicians are dirty, greedy corrupt, pathological Liars who say and do whatever to get ahead. Then immediately defend them when you bring up the ones they like doing exactly that. I have no doubt Trump is corrupt and probably lies at least as much as any union man on lunch break with his buddies. But I like many others found some admiration in things he did like "we are selling weapons to Saudi Arabia. It's great, it's gonna make us a ton of money"..because for the past 2 administration's, I got called a conspiracy theorist for saying that. And then this big orange asshole came right out and said it lmao
@@alexanderrahl7034 Yeah there's a lot to that. As a political strategy it makes sense to repeat these Russiagate things ad nauseum, at least until it's been disproven because by then it's been said so much that the uninitiated median voter has stored it somewhere in the back of his mind. So when this median voter hears someone mention Trump and Russia, it triggers something in their subconscious which they can't really recall much details on - but they know enough to know _Russia bad + Trump = Trump bad_ and that stuff pays off at the ballots.
Yeah there is overwhelming evidence that the Russia collusion was fabricated... came out of Hillary's camp and the "trusted" internet security firm that did the investigation
The only information we ever get about this "collusion" crap is from people that edit everything before they give it to us. Trusting any of it is stupid.
There was an entire investigation, that did prove is collusion, just it wasn't to the extent the dems were saying, something can be two things Trump can collude and that colluding not to be enough for Trump to steal an election thus winning fair.
Why do people think they're so special and so smart? Everybody thought about it and everybody knows why especially after you interfere with peaceful transfer of power and commit numerous crimes.
@@Maxrepfitgm If any of that were true, Trump would have been sent to prison 8 years ago when all of their anger towards him surfaced. I mean, they were talking about Trump needing to be arrested before he was even sworn into office lol Stop eating the propaganda. They just want to continue to fuel the fire in the hopes that enough people dont support him come November that their shenanigans wont get noticed this time. I mean, theyre talking about another Covid outbreak and needing to have lockdowns again lol Just so they can do mass mail in voting like with 2020. All without IDs, of course. Best way to avoid getting caught is to avoid being identified. Which is what the Democrats want.
Can’t get cancelled. Also, so few popular entertainers voice right wing support. The entire right side would glom onto him and it’d ruin his career lol
Check him out on his old show called "Dave Chapelle Show". Season 1 Episode 1. His character was born blind and hour was adopted by a Caucasian family and they had him to believe that he was white. So he grew up to become the head of the KKK. It's hilarious.
There is a lot of people that said Trump did cocaine in the 80s. But he did abstain mostly from drinking. And honestly, to me, it doesn't matter if he did or didn't, but there is no need to virtue signal like he is some saint. Everyone has a vice, I don't really care, but no need to lie about it.
@@thinkhector not virtue signaling, basing it on 2nd hand knowledge as an old friend of mine went to New York for college and worked at Trump Tower and the days Trump was there he always had a diet coke.
Thing is Chappelle’s exactly right, but everybody in that audience is only hearing him. Not one of them is _listening_ to him. And then they wonder why they can’t understand the other side 🙄
This isn't true at all! Dave Chappelle has a bit where he said "all the white people around me were crying, and me and my black friends were laughing our ass off. Now they know how we feel all the time!"
@@rogerout8875 I don't know what this nutter's point is but the mainstream media's hate campaign is currently targeted at migrants. Get poor people angry and pointing fingers at other poor people. Gets views and keeps people like Rupert Murdoch safe.
@@rogerout8875 it depends on the mainstream media. If you heard a billionaire, white person call Mexicans “rapists and murderers” than that might give some ppl the idea it would be ok to hurt those “rapists and murderers”. Just one example
@@mattyg4186 Yes, because a billionaire who could not spend his fortune he made in real estate in 10 lifetimes, needs more money. Big brain you have there Brad smfh.
I’m proud to know that President Trump has done more for black people in America than really any other president in the history of the USA. He has done more than Obama even!
@@-Hesco Unemployment among blacks went up under Obama. Obama told us this is the new normal and did nothing to change the situation. Trump came in and unemployment among blacks was cut in half. They were good paying jobs to boot.
@@rashidasamuels7034 😂 1 month old account.. you're not black, everything about a trumptard is fake.. Sources on your unemployment numbers?? It's almost like you don't remember when Trump shut the economy down?? "Worst jobs numbers leaving office since Herbert Hoover".. It's like you people live in another dimension.
@@rogerout8875 Your facts are incorrect. Across the board incorrect. It was the Democrats who shut the economy down and their excuse was COVID. The poverty rate for black Americans reached record lows, while a total of 1 million lifted themselves out of poverty between 2016 and 2019. Over the same period, real median household income for black families rose over $4,000 after actually falling over the previous 14 years (2002-2016). With incomes rising so fast, it should not be surprising that black homeownership skyrocketed to 47 percent, another mark not reached since the 2008 recession. While countless Americans benefited from the blue-collar boom ignited by Republican economic policies, black Americans fared particularly well, especially compared with their experience during the Obama economy. Then, black median weekly earnings grew just 1.8 percent on average, which was less than the 2.1 percent growth for white earnings. Under President Trump’s pre-pandemic economy, however, black median weekly earnings grew 4.1 percent on average - higher, in fact, than the 3.4 percent earning growth for whites. The exceptional economic success that bolstered black American families during that period was no accident. President Trump worked closely with black leaders like me to craft an agenda that would help our communities realize our dreams. Consider just a few significant examples. First, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017 created nearly 9,000 opportunity zones in which capital gains on long-term investments are taxed at zero. Each of these opportunity zone census tracts, which had to be nominated by state governors and certified by the secretary of the treasury, had to have a poverty rate of at least 20 percent or a median income less than 80 percent of that in the state. The selected opportunity zones ultimately had an average poverty rate almost double that of more-affluent communities in the state and were home to a higher share of black and Hispanic households. The incentives created by these opportunity zones helped raise $75 billion in capital for underserved communities in their first two years - enough to create approximately 500,000 jobs - and were on track to lift 1 million people out of poverty. Second, Republicans passed the most sweeping criminal-justice-reform legislation in a generation: the First Step Act. This landmark legislation reformed the sentencing laws that have wrongly and disproportionately harmed black communities for decades. Black communities want law and order, and building trust in our criminal-justice system is one of the best ways to promote public safety. The First Step Act gave nonviolent offenders the chance to reenter society as productive, law-abiding citizens. Finally, President Trump, along with Republicans in Congress, made key strategic changes to strengthen our historically black colleges and universities - including moving the federal Historically Black Colleges and Universities Initiative back to the White House, fully forgiving $322 million in disaster loans to HBCUs, and enabling faith-based HBCUs to receive equal access to federal support. Trump also signed the FUTURE Act which, with strong bipartisan support, made $255 million in annual funding for HBCUs permanent and increased funding for the Pell Grant program. Other legislation also included $100 million for scholarships, research, and centers for excellence at HBCUs. Democrats may not have noticed all the work Republicans did for the black community, but black voters sure did. Between 2016 and 2020, Trump doubled his support among black women and received almost 20 percent of the vote of black men. No other Republican has come close to these numbers for decades. In spite of what you may hear, black people do not want open borders, we don’t want to defund the police, and we don’t want higher taxes and more spending. Entrepreneurship, innovation, skills training, economic sustainability, and generational wealth creation are equally as important in the black community as in any other in America. That is what Republican policies delivered and it can be the foundation of a truly multicultural middle-class party for decades to come. Have a nice day.
I'm from the "keep it real" generation noticed they don't say it often anymore but I'm surprised more black people don't like Trump, he embodies what keep it real was all about
Louis Suppa,yeah let's keep it real,you do know little Tucker and Hannity admitted under oath the 2020 WAS NOT RIGGED ,so that means that Orange guy has been not so truthful ,oh wait he only told 30,000 lies or untruths when in office,yeah that Trump guy keeps it real,because he lives him the uneducated ,have a good day MAGAT
He's literally responsible for making the white supremacists feel safe to air their views publicly again. Right wing economics from the Democrats or the Republicans aren't going to help the poor, (Even if you keep voting you it) but Trump is directly responsible for setting back US social progress by almost a century. Ethnic minorities, women, the LGBT demo and any white man with a couple brain cells has reason to hate Trump more than any of the other far-right US politicians.
You would be surprised by the amount of black conservatives that get silenced or get called "uncle toms" or not even black conservatives just non political African Americans that disagree with all this nonsense. A lot of them want to speak up but don't because of the backlash that comes with going against BLM/Democrat ideology, which is ironic in itself.
@@fardrives It's nice when traitors are afraid. Race, sex and class traitors are assholes. Suppose you're never going to stop turkeys voting for Christmas.
I've said since day 1...if Trump has found ways to avoid taxes.... Good... I aint mad at that, Id do the same if I could and every Democrat crying about it does the same thing. #taxationistheft
Profit is theft. Taxation is why the majority of people in the West haven't run out of money. Let rich pricks and corporations drain people for record profits without tax to keep welfare afloat and you'd end up with a lot of starving, homeless people that either just die or revolt.
@@Bones12x2 Yes, like California. Don't know where you people get this weird mentality that you're giving the government the middle finger by saying taxation is theft. All you're doing is parroting the views of the corporations that would price you out of your cities and pay you as little as they could get away with. Unfathomable how Americans got as stupid as they are now.
@@Bones12x2 It's not, is it? It's something you agree to by virtue of working in a country with income tax. Why're you so concerned about the $1k-$2k the government takes from you to fix roads, subsidise your broken healthcare system and fund the war machine? Possibly because people that owe millions in taxes are telling you to be concerned. You're not a freethinker, mate. You're a lonely weeb on the internet that's trying to fit in with a group of idiots.
I met David C at Del Amo station 🚉 in Rancho Dominguez/ Compton in 2018. We had a couple convos about the music industry. He explained to me that everything is tied down to/ by the government. He's a nice, calm and well matter individual. I support Donald 2024 tho 🇺🇸. David C , you never came back with those tickets tho 🎟. Haha.
I doubt they love the current US president who gave them the highest cost of living in decades for everyone in the world and was installed by the swamp. Biden is an incompetent fool.
As a Mexican, my family would get annoyed with Trumps big mouth but at the end of the day, but gas was low and our paychecks felt bigger. At the end of the day, that’s what matters.
Thank the American resolve for that. Presidents don't control nor should they take credit for the economy. They all try to play the game as if they're directly responsible though. It's pretty insulting.
@@mohamedalahmadani5174 The Biden's were found guilty of possession of classified documents, the very thing they had accused Trump of. In other words, they're utter hypocrites.
Chappell put it perfectly: Trump was popular because he told it like it was, and then when he went into the White House, he did what everyone else did.
@@billygladden3480 Also lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. Lowest gasoline prices in a long time, best economy in over a decade, kept the east in check; things were objectively good during Trumps Presidency. The only time things took a nosedive was when Covid hit and politicians who hated Trump used that as an excuse to throw wrenches into everydamnthing causing all his hard work to be undone. His Presidency was sabotaged. As was the election.
You don’t have to meet someone to know them. Bio reading is great, try it. I never meet Reagan, I can tell you a lot about who he is and how the man thinks while in the White House. Of course he’s has passed away.
Can you explain how the physics of 'meeting someone' changes the dynamics of understanding? Outside of the cognitive dissonance studies that drive my point home ever further, can you even find a single study? Better question is, can you actually cite an academic source?
He didn't, did he? Nothing changed. You live in the same shitty capitalist nightmare that you've always lived in. Why you thought a rich guy would want to change the status quo is beyond me.
And name one way trump and the repub majority significantly improved your life…ex higher minimum wage. Nope and don’t say gas prices bc those cos are privately owned and they can charge whatever they want. We’re you able to save thousands more a year.
@@brebeaa cares more about money while actively screwing his own abilities to get richer and stay richer fighting a corrupt political machine… lot of logic there
