On struggling with his identity as a Honduran in East Los Angeles being raised among Mexicans; on doing Latino-based humor, and on listening to accents; on making a connection with his audience as a comedian, and the commonalities between different backgrounds
On the risks and rewards of doing edgy or racial humor; on his use of the term "beaner"; on aiming to inspire people, as well as make them laugh, though his comedy
On how comedy can heal divides, and solve problems in society; on working with the writers on his Comedy Central show Mind of Mencia; on his reaction to the notion of political correctness in comedy, and in life
On using "blue" material in his act, and how the choice of words can affect comedy; on how comedy, and what people find funny, has evolved over time; on Jerry Seinfeld, and on Seinfeld
On comedians tailoring their acts to their environments; on how different groups react to his act, and Mind of Mencia
On being responsible to his community in his comedy; on advice to aspiring comedians
On having been accused of stealing jokes from other comedians; on summing up his career