Joe Opio

So for me, the way I used to look at it is- The way you still look at it.

Yeah.

So Trevor had like, there was one blogger in Salon, Salon Reform, who was always hammering Trevor, hammering like, oh, he's not John Stewart, this and this.

And Trevor, you know, of course, you know, people on the internet know this.

And I used to go like, but Trevor, you have 200 people.

who come into the studio every day to watch your live show.

People are turned away.

People are turned away, the studio audience.

People are turned away.

There are 200 people, minimum, who come every day to watch you do a show.

Why are you worried about one blogger?

Why are you worried about one voice on the internet?

So for me, it's the thing I was saying about focusing on things.

Same thing with Leslie Jones.

You're opening one of the biggest movies.

You're a black woman who has...

You know, the challenges of women in comedy, you know, challenges of black women in life and comedy.

And you've made it finally at 50, right?

She was like, you've made it finally in this hard world.

And now you're fighting online with people and you're crying and they are making, because they're being racist.