Samantha Bee Chronicles Life In New Memoir 'I Know I Am, But What Are You?'

Comedienne Samantha Bee is best known as a correspondent for The Daily Show but is stopping by the studio to tell us more about her latest role as author of memoir, I Know I Am, But What Are You?

Bee also dispelled the buzz currently going around about the male-dominated Daily Show cast and whether or not she was working in a sexist environment.

"I've never personally experienced any kind of gender bias in my work," said the comic. "Nobody ever listens to me when I say that but it's absolutely true."

In her new book, Bee reveals her journey from a young comic in Canada to her current act on Comedy Central. Through a series of bold, laugh-out-loud funny essays, she describes her stint as a teenage car thief, her love affair with Jesus Christ and her career as a Japanese anime character in a touring children's show.

When not writing books, Bee can be seen as The Daily Show's "Most Senior Correspondent," conducting interviews on an array of hapless topics with a knack for provoking answers her subjects are likely to regret.

Be sure to check out the hysterical Samantha Bee's I Know I Am, But What Are You? available in stores now.

Written by Vanessa Misciagna