Brilliant moment. Dua Lipa asks Stephen Colbert how his faith and comedy overlap

[YorkRd]

Colbert is a national treasure and I am going to pay more attention to Dua Lipa. Lipa has an extraordinary backstory and is very politically active and has supported Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.

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[NJCher]

1. Worth it or not

I could only take two seconds of that woman’s fingernails.

Should I try harder?

[lostnfound]

4. Her question is at 3:45 and his answer is at 4:15. The answer is worth hearing if you like depth. Nt

[NJCher]

5. Thanks

That was an amazing answer.

[Srkdqltr]

2. Who is Dua Lipa? Never heard of her. He is annoying.

[NJCher]

6. ?

He is annoying or she is annoying?

[eShirl]

7. She makes music that blasts in the Spinning Room at the YMCA. n/t

[Srkdqltr]

11. Probably why I have never heard of her. She must be one of th " famous for being famous " people.

[CentralMass]

3. It's a tough crowd. Thank you for posting.YorkRd. Colbert is an articulate man

and that was an amazing answer to the question and window into his beliefs.

[Srkdqltr]

12. What did he say that was so amazing?

[lostnfound]

13. She asked whether his faith and comedy ever intersect and if they ever conflict, which one wins out

His flippant quick answer was “all of us being mortal, faith always wins out …in the end” and he hoped Jesus would turn out to have a sense of humor but his longer answer had to do with about identifying with the idea that love and sacrifice somehow go together, that as an Irish Catholic his favorite movie was Belfast, and that suffering was sacrifice, that humor helps us cope with sadness without giving in to fear, and not giving in to fear in a way that advances evil was a constant struggle of life

He said it much better than that.

[JI7]

8. Sounds similar to how many Jewish Comedians or just Jewish people in general

and their use of humor in life considering the things that have happened to them .

[unblock]

9. I would have gone with "I pray my jokes don't flop"