Jerry Seinfeld made headlines this week for revealing in a radio interview that he doesn’t perform at college campuses because they’re too obsessed with political correctness, and alongside New Yorker editor David Remnick, he got a chance to expand on those thoughts during last night’s Late Night. Whether you think Seinfeld has a point about the rising “creepiness†of political correctness or is just whining about how hard it’s become for him to make gay French king jokes, one thing’s for sure: Seth Meyers deserves a salute for addressing this on the air and leading the way in a genuine and sometimes awkward comedy debate.
Jerry Seinfeld, David Remnick, and Seth Meyers Talk Political Correctness on ‘Late Night’
