In a recent interview, Julia Louis-Dreyfus challenged former co-star Jerry Seinfeld's belief that political correctness is killing comedy, calling it a "red flag." The actress, known for her role in "Seinfeld," emphasized the importance of being sensitive to others' feelings while still allowing for free speech. She acknowledged that some jokes from decades ago may not age well, but maintaining awareness of sensitivities should not eliminate all comedy. Louis-Dreyfus also expressed concern over the concentration of money and power in the entertainment industry, which she believes poses a greater threat to artistic expression. Overall, she praised tolerance while emphasizing the importance of allowing differing viewpoints in the pursuit of creativity.