WATCH: Comedian Hasan Minhaj talks about his Netflix show's recent controversy
WATCH: Comedian Hasan Minhaj talks about his Netflix show's recent controversy
Transcript for Comedian Hasan Minhaj talks about his Netflix show's recent controversy
former "Daily Show" correspondent and Peabody award winner, Hasan minhaj. He just launched his new Netflix show "Patriot act" this October and has new episodes coming in February. Take a look. If there's a line in the sand and there's woke on one side and lazy on the other. I'm picking lazy. My wokeness has a limit. When united through that Asian man off the plane, I boycotted united. Until I had to fly o'hare. Then I was like -- the woke part of me was like done. The Indian part of me was like they gave you economy plus. Please welcome Hasan Minaj. Hey! What's up? How are you? I was watching you last night. It was great. Thank you. How are you, man? Hey. Come on over. Get over here like you like us. Over here? Yes, this pregnancy isn't contagious. You're good. I was watching last night. One of the most impressive thing about your program is you're a smart funny person. By that I mean when you watch just funny, it's not playing to all layers of who we are. When you're watching you, it's sprinkled with something so captivating. You're doing a great job. Thank you. The episode I was fascinated with is the one that got pulled. The one covering the murder of Jamal khashoggi. It got pulled in Saudi Arabia. It's currently locked up in a Ritz Carlton. We'll see. Cool. Any day now. If I get called into a consulate, will you be my bodyguard? You're on your own, man. We've seen what happens. I don't know if I can really help you. You tweeted about this and said there's something bigger here people are missing. One of the things we highlight is one of the largest humanitarian crisis is happening in Yemen. That's one of the things we wanted to talk about on the show. I tweeted out a link for rescue.org so people can donate and that's the bigger thing people are missing. That's awesome. You became a father. Yes. This year. How is that going? I have a baby daughter 10 months. Does she sleep in your bed? No. She does not. We have sleep trained. We did the whole thing. We had to separate it. We're in this room. You're in that room. She's starting to grab stuff and stand up. She's understanding how doors work. It's like jurassic park. I'm like clever girl. It gets so much better. I have -- my little one is almost -- my oldest is almost 3. When they start talking and you start to see who they are, you're like this is why people do this. She is talking, but not about me. Her first words are like mama, mama. I'm like da da. She's like mama. When we're in public, people are like is that your daughter? I'm like yes. Da da. Get the Jimmy Fallon book. I have the book. I have both books. I have four. They're old enough to talk and walk. When they start talk about you, they don't necessarily like you. My kids love me. Come on now. That was a joke people. You walked out here and I was like you are fly and the hair, man. You're so well groomed. Thank you. You are so well groomed. It's a big compliment from him. How do you make that happen? It's just coconut oil and prayer. You use coconut oil? A little bit. I used to have a Jerry girl. That's more than coconut oil. What else? I use a little pom aid. There's a little pom aid in there. How long does it take? How long does this take? It feels like the bangs of the '80s reversed. It's part of my morning routine. I knock it out pretty fast. Just checking. Now your fashion hasn't always been on point. Okay. Are you agreeing with us? Yeah, I agree. Unfortunately stuff is on the internet. Can you explain what's happening in this picture? Oh, god. That looks like a double popped collar. Yeah. I look like I'm a young Republican senator in college. You look like you should be in "Wedding crashers." Totally. With the sweater tied around your neck. The pop collar was a big deal. In college the double pop collar was the move. You're too young to say that. I'm older than you. That pop collar left when I was in about 8th grade. Where did you go grow up? Northern California, Sacramento. You have no excuse. I grew up in Idaho. I've made worst decisions. The internet, nothing gets removed. I used to have a head band with the Nelly band-aid. You did not. I did. Why didn't you bring gifts for us? I've removed it from friendster and my space. The only person that band-aid worked for was Nelly. Nobody else. People were like did you get hurt? Why do you have a band-aid on your face? You got your fashion down now. Before your show, you consulted with queer eye. I did. We're going to take a look at a little clip from that. Three two one. There you go. We got there. I think this is it. It's killer. You look so good. Did we nail this? I'm going to wear this on the show. You are? I am. I think it looks killer. You look good, man. Thank you. We heard you say I'm going to wear this on the show. We looked at every episode on the show and you haven't wore it yet. Michael, don't do this to me. What happened to the outfit? Exhibit a. I feel like I don't see the cobra jacket. I fessed up. I fessed up. This is on the internet. It's on our YouTube channel. I lost the bomber. Tam, I'm sorry. I know you're mad at me. I'm sorry. I promise you maybe we'll find a way for us to return and clab again. Clab again. Maybe the bomber might return. There's hope still for you. We're going to keep you here. EP codes of "Patriot" day oncoming up on Netflix.
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