and i m your host, bill kurtis. it s the titans of late night through the decades. late night television is a place where we go to unwind to find humor in the news of the day or catch up on what is happening with our favorite stars, even see the latest musical acts. it s a place where we feel that we are participating in the it s a place where we feel that we are participating in the collective cultural it not only relatable and interesting but funny. it s a place familiar in feel but holds onto unique personalities who have carved out their own place. today here on through the decades, we are remembering those titans of late night television. and we begin with one of the most recognizable faces of late night television. he was the king of late night and he hosted the tonight show one and only - here s johnny! here s johnny! though ed mcmahon wasn t the one to introduce johnny on his first official night as the tonight show host, those two words are inseparable from t
a number on this guy. he was honest. he told the reporter, mr. trump was really tough because he was so unpredictable. i didn t know if he was being nice to me or not. i said, what does that mean? he said we could not figure you out. i said, thank you. i thought it was a couple meant, but i had to be sure. we have no unpredictability. we have to get smart, and we are going to get smart. [applause] i m going to leave it at that. one of the things did you have a question? i have to take care of my pastor. wait one second. one of the things you will say when you leave this room this is such an amazing thing that is happening. you are going to say we were here at a time that really was important. people have come together. but you have to go out and vote. with all of the talk, this and that group. romney failed. mccain couldn t win the first time because it was such a mesh. romney the second time should have been an easy victory. say what you want about obama. he was on let
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