"My favourite is the people who think the vaccine is just to place a tracking chip in them, as if they don't constantly have their phone on them which would be far easier and less expensive to track," one Twitter user replied.
In the interview, the comedian also revealed he has been getting seven hours of therapy a week since the pandemic began.
"I learned that I could be very hard on myself," he said. "Like really, really hard on myself, and I need to relax. And I need to listen, I need to take chances," he added.
He also revealed that he has learned to swim during the pandemic.
"I grew up in a 'hood, and you can't swim in a fire hydrant," he joked.
"There was something in my head that said, 'If I can learn to swim, I can do anything.' If I can conquer this in my 50s, I can do anything," the 55-year-old comedian added.
