i can t deal with this much stress. kimmel: have a good weekend, everybody! i m getting the hell out of here. i can deal with this much stress good weekend, everybody. i m hitting the hell out of here it s not necessary to salute, sir. just your hand over your heart. there s enough when we come on, he was plenty. the end, the aura about them may look at the killer whale we eat himself on your carpet who is the king of late night but he was still alive never occurred to me that there would be other talk shows they didn t reverend dr. matthew tension wonderful. are you really truly idiots or is it me but it was gonna be shocking because superbus about at 76 got to get to laugh. we re not even going to have sex that many times again it s one of the funny things ever and it s really i m sorry, we re experiencing technical doesn t lose. it s so revolutionary that completely changed my lif e my experience with late-night television was all about my relationship with my dad
i m told that i m on the nixon tapes 26 times. i later found out that he audited my staff. by the way, when i was sitting in that witness chair, i felt guilty. it s a very strange feeling sitting there. may have been the first one. dick cavett was doing things that carson wasn t in ways that carson wasn t. i got used as a stick to beat johnny. somebody made the smart-ass remark, we can count on cavett to have somebody from watergate on while johnny has charo. but more people liked carson, and cavett could never crack that. you re tangled up in your
justified and it s really happening. when you look at the genesis of late night, carson wasn t expected to make statements about whatever horrible event, but that has become the role of the late night hosts in today s society. it s time to get uncomfortable and look at all these things. people were too big a wuss to look at. as a white man, i can t supreme of the deep rooted fear african-americans have when encountering police, so here is amber ruffin. once when i was a teenager, i was brand-new to driving and there is an old white cop, and he goes, pull the car over! pull the goddamn car over right now [ bleep ]! there are certain things you never do because it chills the audience. but i learned that telling the truth isn t one of them. and i think this is how i
it s real, and it s justified, and it s really happening. when you look at the genesis of late night, carson wasn t expected to make statements about whatever horrible event, but that has become the role of the late night host in today s society. it s time to get uncomfortable and look at all these things people were too big a wuss to look at. as a white man, i can t speak of the deep rooted and justified fear african-americans have when encountered by police, so here is late night writer amber ruffin. so once when i was a teenager, i was brand-new to driving, and there is an old white cop. and he goes, pull the car over! pull the goddamn car over right now, [ bleep ]! there are certain things you never do because it chills the audience. but, like, i learned that telling the truth isn t one of them. and i think this is how i die.
at this moment. maybe, you can t either. i am seated in what s been called the hottest chair in the country. dick cavett was doing shows from the watergate hearings in the room. what do you say to the people who say, this whole fuss, what s it all about? every every administration has lied. every administration has tapped wire, cheated, so and so. why are this one just had the bad luck to get caught. i m told that i m on the nixon tapes, 26 times. i later found out that he audited my staff. sitting in that witness chair, i felt guilty. it s a very strange feeling sitting there. the first one. dick cavett was doing things that carson wasn t, in ways that carson wasn t. i got used as a stick to beat