Amy Schumer Denies Joke Stealing, Accuses Comedian Tammy Pescatelli

Amy Schumer is staying up for herself.

The Trainwreck star blocked charges from securing joke burglary after a video was released standing out her material from other humorists' suppresses.

Schumer, 34, energetically refuted the cases on Twitter Wednesday, moreover shielded herself in the midst of an appearance on the Jim Norton Direction Show on Sirius XM's Opie Radio.

"On my life, I have never and would never take a joke," the star tweeted. The video asserted that Schumer stole jokes from Kathleen Madigan, Wendy Liebman, Tammy Pescatelli, and the late Patrice O'Neal.

On my life, I have never and would never take a joke.

— Amy Schumer (@amyschumer) January 20, 2016

"I'm getting reprimanded for taking jokes and I expected to come and banter with you about it and exhibit my purity since I would never anytime do that and never have," Schumer told Norton in the midst of the meeting.

Inside Amy Schumer creator even offered to take a polygraph test to exhibit her chastity. "I would never, ever do that, and I never have," she contined. "I have to consider such an extraordinary measure of material for my Telecast opening, this film, hold up. Besides, so vigilant. I will genuinely take a polygraph. Besides, I just would never do that. That would be so inept for me."

In the matter of how the certifications and video came to be, Schumer charged Tammy Pescatelli for conceivably having an area in the shame. "Both Kathleen and Wendy know me and they don't believe I would do that, I think this is Tammy's endeavoring to get something going," Schumer said including, "I think [Tammy] is vexed I discouraged her on Twitter a few years back because she was unkind to my nearest sidekick, Rachel Feinstein, and I couldn't have cared less for how she treated Rachel. I don't trust she has much going on, this is my supposition. I think people get irritated with accomplishment." This is not the main gone through Schumer was reprimanded for taking jokes. In October, a fan saw that both she and O'Neal had draws about dull sex positions. Schumer issued a response on Twitter, staying in contact with, "I never seen that Patrice bit however will watch today."