James Corden offers an emotional refutation against Bill Maher's calls to shame

James Corden defends against Bill Maher's requests to "make a big comeback." The host of "Late Late Show" published an emotional retort in a segment of his show in which he shared his personal experiences. Maher, who hosts "Real Time" on HBO, discussed obesity during his show last week.

"We went to this strange place where the fat is good, which shows that the fat is unhealthy, that's what's bad," Maher said. "Do not put an end to shame, you have to go backwards, a little shame, that's good."

Corden said that he was surprised by Maher's jab because Maher had been "nice" with him in the past. He also noted that "the fatal shame has never gone anywhere".

"There is a common and insulting misconception that fat people are stupid and lazy and we are not," Corden said. "We are getting it.We know that being overweight is not good for us and I have spent my whole life trying to manage my weight and I am really bad."

"We are not all as lucky as Bill Maher We do not all have a sense of superiority that burns 35,000 calories a day (…) Grimacing is only about intimidation and Intimidation only makes the problem worse, "added Corden.

He ended his intervention by giving Maher advice: "Although you encourage people to think about what's in their mouths, think a little harder about what comes out of yours."