Hey, Bert Kreischer, of course, one of the great comedians in the world, touring all over the country.

Look at the schedule.

I don't know how he gets through all of this, but he's going to be at the King's Theater, beautiful theater in Brooklyn Flatbush.

King's Theater this Thursday night, get your tickets.

Bert Kreischer, how you doing?

I'm doing fantastic.

How you doing?

Very good.

Hey, as a comedian, I know people used to ask Don Rickles all the time.

Did anybody ever get so mad at a joke they want to come up on the stage and punch you?

As a comedian, what did you feel for Chris Rock?

That was an awful moment.

What happened? You was an awful moment. What happened?

He probably just woke up knowing this guy, but...

No, I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm going to tell you that this is a little deeper than that

answer, I think, that you're looking for. But I'll tell you what, as the heart

of every comedian is that guy who is not a physical, violent person, right? Most comedians

are not violent by nature. What I recognize in Chris Rock is after, what I connected with is

after he got slapped, that feeling he had where he was like, hey when he said to will i won't like you've heard

him that was the guy that decided to become a comedian at a young age because he couldn't fight in the

street but he was quick with his words and i think that's all of us and in a weird way and i know will

and i know will and i don't know him to be bully, but I just saw a bully going up to a guy

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