[APPLAUSE] >> They gave me a 2% chance of living.
But God gave me a second chance.
>> Yeah.
>> Yep.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> I mean, first of all,
you must feel this love wherever you go.
That people, you must feel that.
>> Well, it's a lot of good will for me.
And I feel like the Desmond Tutu in show business now.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> I feel like Gandhi.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> Yeah, and
I just wanna have the opportunity to give it back, you know?
>> You're doing it.
You're touring and you're giving it back.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Yeah.
Well, I miss you guys.
I miss you.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Well,
there's nothing better to give the world than laughter.
There's no better thing that you can do for this planet than make people happy and
feel good.
Who made you laugh and feel good during that time?
>> When I first came out of the coma, maybe a week and a half after I came out,
Eddie Murphy, I spoke to him on a phone and he made me laugh.
But I was heavily sedated because I pulverize my femur.
So, the pain had kept me and I just, I chuckle.
I laughed and I thanked him when I got to give him his Mark Twain award.
>> Yeah. >> I told him from the stage,
he is the first one to make me laugh when I came back and I love you for that.
>> Yeah, that's amazing.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> He is a great guy.
>> I love you, Eddie.
>> So, you weren't able to walk for
a long time because you busted up your femur and
everything, really.
I mean, you broke so many bones and, but your daughter inspired you to walk.
>> Man, I remember that.
I missed her first birthday cuz I was in a coma.
But I got to see her take her first steps.
And that inspired me that night, me and my wife, saw her walk for the first time.
And I got up my wheelchair and I started walking.
I mean, my wife went crazy cuz my femur were still in little pieces, but
she inspired me to get out of my wheelchair and walk.
And then I, yeah, yeah.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> You were like learning to
walk with your daughter.
That's so sweet!
>> I know my purpose in life now is to spread love.
Especially in the world right now that we living in.
I'm glad if I'm the one to spread that love.
I love you.
>> Yeah.
>> I love you, and you know that.
>> Yep, I love you.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> So,
I want to hear about your new house.
I know you have a new house.
House. >> I bought my wife a house.
It's $20 million.
>> Woo! >> It has a bowling alley.
We renovated it, so it'll be done in two months.
And my wife, we can't wait to move in.
And when we move in, we're gonna have another baby.
>> Good.
>> She promised me that we were gonna go for a boy.
So we'll be in our new house.
So we're starting tonight.
>> Okay, good.
Thank you. It's good to know.
>> We're starting tonight.
I mean, you've got to understand for
a whole year I was on a Because I couldn't do nothing.
>> Yes.
>> So, when everything got, when all, everything was working, I went crazy.
>> Sure.
>> I mean, our sex life is so hot, it's like volatile, you know?
We roleplay, that's how we keep it hot.
>> [LAUGH] >> Tonight, she gonna dress up like
Blac Chyna, and I'm gonna put on a fat suit and be Rob Kardashian.
>> That's great.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> That's great.
>> Gotta keep it hot.
>> Yeah, yeah. [LAUGH]
>> Maybe I'll go home and do that too.
>> [LAUGH] You gotta roleplay!
>> Yeah, you gotta.
So tell us about the movie Fist Fight.
It's your first movie that you've done since you've come back.
>> This was the first project when I came back, and I was really nervous.
I didn't know if the comedic instinct was there.
I didn't know if the timing was gonna be there.
And a lot of studios don't mess with people who just got hit by a truck and
came out of a coma.
But my boy, the director Richie Keen, I love you.
He put it all on me and said no he's still got it and there I was.
And I had a supporting cast like Charlie Day and Ice and Jillian.
They took love and They made it comfortable for me to be funny.
And they gave me love.
And they said, now it's time to go to work.
And there you have it.
>> Fantastic.
It looks really, really funny.