There's white comedians that do stuff like that all the time," he said. "I think it's funny to attack stereotypes. It's funny how people just put people in a certain light and say that's what all the people do of a certain race or particular person, so it's fun to attack those stereotypes.
The Cowboys told USA TODAY on Monday they would not have a comment on Bennett's video. The second-year tight end, who drew a $22,000 fine earlier this year from the team after insulting blacks and gays in a YouTube video, said he doesn't expect his bosses to weigh in.
"Not really," he said. "The first time I got in trouble because I was cursing and I had the Cowboys helmet on. Now it's just me doing me. It's no different if I was being a stand-up comedian at a show.
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