00:00Do not edit this. A lot of people knew.
00:04Because you can't do what he did unless you have other people supporting what you're doing.
00:11Spanish fly. The girl would drink it and hello America.
00:17Bill Cosby had been one of my heroes.
00:20I'm a black man, stand-up comic. I was born in the 70s.
00:25But this?
00:26More trouble for Bill Cosby.
00:28The accusations just keep coming in.
00:31This was complicated.
00:34How do we talk about Bill Cosby?
00:37It's complex come out, you know.
00:40Bill Cosby was our teacher.
00:43Center of morality all throughout his career.
00:45Made my grandmother laugh, made everybody in the house laugh.
00:48You can't speak about black America in the 20th century and not talk about Bill Cosby.
00:56On that set, I saw black writers, black directors.
01:00Do you remember what his job was on this show?
01:03He was a pediatrician.
01:04He was an OBGYN.
01:05That's right, he delivered babies.
01:07Oh my God.
01:08You could have been a dentist for crying out loud.
01:11But you weren't.
01:14Bill Cosby has been leaving breadcrumbs.
01:17This is my barbecue sauce.
01:21After people don't sell you, they get all huggy-buggy.
01:25He's just talking about how to drug women.
01:27Beautiful women.
01:29They were lined up outside of his dressing room.
01:30What did you think was going on?
01:32He looked at me and he said, fool them again.
01:35You don't often learn that your hero's the worst sorts of villain.
01:40This is just a sad day in the history of black culture.
01:43It was just like, no, not Bill Cosby.
01:46It's tough being a sister saying.
01:47Even though it scares me, I feel like I have to have this discussion.
01:54We thought we knew Cosby.
01:56We never knew Cosby.
02:05We never knew Cosby.
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