the person who deserved to get it was david letterman.bout the way the network wavered in its support for him. >> when we found out leno was going to get "the tonight show," we were all obviously depressed. we felt like we were being punished for making fun of them and not cooperating and not being as collaborative as we could have been. and we also felt like we were being disrespected because we did 11 years of great shows. >> just how pissed off are you? [ laughter and applause ] >> by all rights, david letterman should have taken over for johnny carson, but his agent took a very, very aggressive stand. we're going to really control all of late night. it's going to cost you a fortune. and they put our backs to the wall. >> i can only tell you it's been an honor and a privilege to come into your homes all these years and entertain you. and i hope when i find something i want to do and i think you will like and come back, that you will be as gracious inviting me into your home as you have been. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. [ app

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david letterman is a consulting editor for flight global who we spoke to earlier told us the report's findings are another setback for boeing's reputation. we had a feeling that something like this might be coming but it is shocking nevertheless . there is one particular the pilots have quite a few different controls that can influence whether the aircraft tends to point its nose off or point its nose down and they normally have full control over all of these but on this occasion this new system which is unique to the boeing seven three seven max actually force the nose down and we don't know what triggered it this time i mean but it did force the nose down the crew reacted . quite correctly by carrying out a drill that they has been prescribed arrived if this occurs and isolates it this this system which was trying to push the nose down but having done that that they then found that one of the control systems that they have for pulling the nose back up again simply wouldn't perform for them it's a wheel which is the captain's right hand side in the co-pilot's left hand side they trie

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with the cia backed free syrian army dan rather appears again a week after nine eleven on the david letterman show and he starts preparing the public for a long war in which many men and women will have to die a permanent war against terror and dan rather warns them that arab americans were celebrating the nine eleven attacks from across the river from across the hudson river with absolutely no evidence and either donald trump repeated in two thousand and fifteen so it's not just the neo cons but it's the most trusted figures in news who have been spinning out these lies that have been driving us into permanent war and you know dan rather's been replaced by a new generation of figures who helped sell the russia gate hoax and the russia gate hoax has basically been used to domesticate donald trump and create space for the neo cons to move back into his administration now why of the neo cons never gone away it's because they. so similar to the foreign policy elite on the democratic side even though they primarily work with republicans in fact they came out of the office of scoop jackson in the

. >> jimmy: boy, the first time i was on the david letterman show was like 1998 or something.showed a picture of a jack-o'-lantern that my grandfather carved. he put it in the freezer to save it for the next year. and so it was in the freezer for a whole year. that was more than 20 years ago. is it in there? >> no. there's no way it's still in here. whoa. look at that. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. theresal's room. h okay. eaten but this is either a beef stroganoff or brownies. we'll deal with that later. >> jimmy: you always were a great cook, aunt chippy. >> come with me. >> jimmy: this is our grandfather's room. he's deceased. he was killed by beef stroganoff. >> grandpa used to paint on beer cans. and there's sammy davis jr. he took his talents then to egg shells. i don't know if you can see. but he would paint on egg shells. that i think is aunt chippy right there. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> that's either -- i think that's elton john. saddam hussein. he really got everybody. then he would go to eyeglass frames. right? i don't even know -- >> jimmy: no, they're eyeglass lenses. >> rit. an

. >> then i -- i hosted "late night with david letterman" when he had his heart situation. >> jimmy:ted it. i felt like god was saying in my heart, "take a picture, take a mental picture, kathie. because this is the moment your life changed." went out to dinner with friends and frank afterwards and said to everyone at the table, "i'm going to tell reg tomorrow i'm leaving when my contracts up." i always sign from year to year to year. and i was on broadway then doing a sondheim show. >> jimmy: right. >> and i was writing then, my own stuff. and it reminded me why i got into this business to begin wi i mean, i believe that the dreams that you had, the reason you're so brilliant doing what you do is because god put every one of those gifts in you inside your mother's womb. he saw you in there. and darn if you didn't come out with a pratfall and doing what you love to do. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i really do. yeah. >> yeah, i don't think we should ask kids what you want to be when you grow up. i wrote a book about it for little kids. just say, "what is the lord already promisin

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. >> exactly, david letterman. test, 25 words or less why should democrats nominate you. >> because the president has dug us in a deep hole. >> joe biden announced his third run for president just on thursday. you saw the first previous tries in '87, 2007 and we'll talk r about that now with matthew dowd, meghan mccain, co-host of "the view" and of course you interviewed him on friday, former governor chris christie and amanda renteria, you support female democratic candidates. so, matt, let's assess the third rollout. interesting choice by joe biden to announce it in a video taking charlottesville straight on going straight at president trump. >> it says -- i was watching those clips from -- it seems like there is a biden comment that comes every 20 years, and now we're in the new realm of the biden comment. i thought first his campaign video and everything he said in that which was a fight for the soul of america i think is very good. >> i think it is a broad thematic for this. he obviously raised a ton of money

. >> joining us is josh letterman, former democratic congressman joe crowley, kimberly atkins and davidelcome all. josh, you were there. what was the magic in the space? how was it? how would you grade it as a kickoff rally even though we knew he was running this was the hometown kickoff. >> not a lot of response about what he was going to announce. for someone who really came out of nowhere out of political obscurity, quite a lot of enthusiasm. thousands of people packed into a converted old car plant with rain coming through the sealing, people getting soaked for hours but not really caring, very revved up for someone that they say they see as a viable political candidate. we know that some of the enthusiasm we are seeing from people at his events is mirrored by what we are seeing in the polls in new hampshire, in iowa both placing third in recent polls and in his fundraising announcing he brought in a million bucks yesterday and another 7 million earlier this year. it's not easy to sustain the level of momentum that someone like pete buttigieg has had. >> this is a different kind of