good morning, welcome to fox & friends. that s brian kilmeade. hello. the ainsley earhardt. okay y all are going to kill me with these jokes. i m steve doocy here on this gorgeous 30 degrees spring new york morning. what a hell hole of a city. brian, how was the weekend? ainsley: couch kind of got that right. ains apes i never thought in my growing up did you ever think like growing up as a little girl you just wanted to live in new york and be on the morning show. never thought we would kick off saturday night live. steve: at the end of it we say live from new york. ainsley: it s saturday night. steve: but it s fox & friends. lawrence: i think it s quite flattering. y all made it. ainsley: they did say ainsley earnhardt. my brother was over there snl. they mispronounced my last name too. my brother just wanted to scream out and say it s earhardt.
decided, okay, you know, we re going to be able to do this again. and they slowly brought us through it. i think it s one of the finest moments in snl history. live from new york, it s saturday night! right after 9/11, i had to fly to new york to roast hugh heffner for comedy central. and we didn t know what was going to happen. the question becomes, how do you go about joking again, right? you re living in too-soon territory. the one and only gilbert gottfried. tragedy and comedy are roommates. if you joke about a tragedy, you re kind of beating the tragedy away. so i did a joke, i said, today i ll be using my muslim name, hasin beenlaid. there s no black or white answer to when it s time to laugh and when it s time to laugh at.
was interested in music and politics and films and all that was happening in 1975 that it would be a hit. live from new york, it s saturday night! super bass-o-matic 76 is the tool that lets you use the whole bass with no fish waste, with no scaling, cutting or gutting. that bass is blended just the way you like it. it s so revolutionary. it s so anything goes. yes! aah! hey! lorne says that if you listen to the early shows, you re always going to hear, ha! ha! and it was me trying to start laughter on sketches that the audience had no idea what the hell we were doing. telegram. oh, telegram. just a moment. [ screaming ]
on so many different levels. big bang had this weird hurdle, it seemed, not only are you fighting the natural fight that every show does about getting an audience, trying to stay on the air and keep your job, yadda yadda. make way for the fastest man alive! see, this is why i wanted to have a costume meeting. but then there was also this weird wave of energy coming in like, you re in a genre that s passe, we re done with this, we don t want to see this anymore. and the emmy goes to jim parsons, the big bang theory. with multicam, you hear the other people laughing. it ignites something that s innate in all of us, that s primal in us, the desire to gather in a group and hear a story. lauren, look. live from new york, it s saturday night!
and trump trapss back from tulsa. right now the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgings. okay, mr. surging general. forget critical numbers, what about what really matters tv rating numbers. this just came out. trump rally gives fox news the largest saturday night audience in its history. lies from new york it s saturday night. why is america coo coo for covid? the reason we have more cases than other countries is because our testing is so much. any other possible cause? when do you testing you re going to find more cases. we get there, but surely you do more test it shows more and more cases. if we didn t test we wouldn t have cases.