It Seemed Like The Right Time. You

I Interviewed Ann Coulter When I Was Sitting In For Larry King A Couple Of Times, And We Have A Rapport. I Like To Talk To Her.

It Seemed Like The Right Time. You Reach A Point When You Say To Yourself, ‘do I Want To Keep Doing This?’ There Are Other Things On My Plate I Want To Do — I’ve Been Writing A Play, I’ve Been Neglecting My Standup.

I Feel Like When Being Raised In New York City I Have A Particular Perspective On Things Like Gay Issues Maybe, Because I'm In The Middle Of Manhattan.

As Far As People Communicating With Each Other Well I Think That Listening Is Important. You Know Really Trying To Read Between The Lines Of What Some Body Is Saying And Trying To Read Their Mind A Little Bit Where There At Because Most People Don't Really Say What They're Feeling. Which Is The Bones Of Great Literature.

Have Four Things Going. I Have Stand-up Comedy, Two Television Shows And I'm Working On A Play. I Like To Work, And I Fear That Something Could Fall Through. You Know What They Say: 'the Show Must Go Off.