Comedian and Fox News Radio host Jimmy Failla joins 'Kennedy' with reaction to the backlash over Dave Chappelle's new Netflix special.

Several celebrities, many of whom work with Netflix, shared messages of support and solidarity with the many employees who staged a walk-out protest on Wednesday. .

Stars like Jonathan Van Ness, Sara Ramirez, Our Lady J, Kate Bornstein, Angelica Ross, Colton Haynes, Jameela Jamil and more sent in brief video messages showing their support to the LGBTQ+ employees who, in light of the company’s response to the controversy surrounding Dave Chappelle’s standup special "The Closer," are standing up to the company and demanding better, more dignified representation.

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Celebrities such as Jameela Jamil, Jonathan Van Ness and Angelica Ross will join a PSA for the Netflix protest over Dave Chappelle's 'The Closer.' (Jemal Countess/Phillip Faraone/Leon Bennett/Getty Images / Getty Images).

Co-Chief Executive Ted Sarandos said he "screwed up" in his efforts to communicate with employees who were upset over "The Closer," a recent comedy special by Dave Chappelle in which he made remarks that some viewed as offensive to the t (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images).

Mason Alexander Park, who will appear in Netflix’s upcoming projects "The Sandman" and "Cowboy Bebop" was among the only stars to directly address the response issued by Netflix to those who believe Chappelle’s special is transphobic. 

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"I know it’s not a representation of all the people that work at Netflix, but it is the representation of the leadership, at least, and that will not change until we give nonbinary and trans people like myself more power and positions to tell our own stories."

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