John Cleese hits out at ‘stifling’ political correctness: ‘Can you tell me a woke joke?’

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Monty Python would not be commissioned for TV if it was produced today, John Cleese has claimed.

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John Cleese has criticised the “stifling” effect of political correctness on creativity – saying there is no such thing as a “woke joke”.The ex-Monty Python star, 80, said “affectionate teasing” is a bonding mechanism.He told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “PC stuff started out as a good idea which is, ‘Let’s not be mean to people’. and I’m in favour of that… despite my age.