I feel like the emergence of Asian Americans,

in particular, in comedy, is really my greatest contribution.

Like, if I can just lean back and let all the kids do the work,

like that to me, I basically given the business to my children.

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Now, speaking of what you like, funny is one of our best commodities in our culture.

And Margaret Cho has been making us laugh with observational comedy,

which is my favorite, I don't know about you, for a long time.

And the interesting thing is, she's still right in like the meat of her power band.

Right? I mean, it's not like she's been doing it forever and she's 78.

She's still in her prime and she is all about the shine.

And I wanted to talk to her, not just like about jokes and how to make each other laugh and all that stuff.

But where are we?

What are we doing to ourselves in our culture?

What are her concerns?

What does she make of these recent mass shootings by older Asian Americans?

What is it to be Asian in America?

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