This week on London Real, we have the world famous stand-up comedian and actor Eddie Isard.

It's good to be a minority, but I'm a white male middle class, so thank God I'm a transveston.

Comedians are mental athletes.

People pay money to be tricked into thinking they're going that way. Oh no they're going that way.

Comedy unites. Your comedy in multiple languages unites even more. I'm a student of things of patterns.

In comedy I can hear the thickness of a laugh in drama. I can feel the fatness of a silence.

200,000 years ago we were 10,000 people now were 7 billion. We've got to make it work for everyone.

If not, say goodbye to the world.

London Real presents Eddie Isard, Force Major. Despair is the fuel of terrorism and hope is the fuel of civilization.

When it comes to British comedian... terrorism and the hope is the fuel of civilization.

When it comes to British comedians, it doesn't get much bigger than Eddie Isard. But Eddie isn't really British.

He is born in the Middle East. He says he thinks like an American and he is a British European.

He does his comedy in English, in French, in German, in Spanish.

He is really a unique man.

He is one of a kind.

He's been out as a transvestite for the last 30 years

and in honor of having him in the studio I decided to paint my nails

with the British flag there I'm not sure if you can see that and the European Union flag on the

other side because I respect Eddie so much for his honesty and his openness and quite honestly for his

for his gumption to do what is true in his heart you know and I think that's is what makes him so creative because he's so honest with himself and the world about who he is.

And always has been really.

And Eddie is a fascinating guy with all the things

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