johnny bananas: yeah. [laughing] they didn't show-- johnny (on tv): -- is what --they didn't show the one where he actually grabs me and runs me 40 yards down the entire track-- morgan willett: oh, come on! johnny bananas: --and throws me over a bench. look at them. see all the guys with their cell phones out? morgan willett: oh, they're probably having a hay day. johnny bananas: oh, my god. they're loving this. he is a linebacker for the cincinnati bengals, all right? so this guy's job is to rush guys that are probably about three times my size. man: it's like-- [rock music] ooo, ooh! what happened to my shirt? this man happened to my shirt. [music playing] johnny (voiceover): we're in beautiful boca on a s-- so, as if that wasn't enough, all right? then they're like now-- now after that day, you're now going to run routes against some of the best defensive backs and wide receivers in the nfl. so that's where we're at now. johnny (on tv): and after several-- i like that you kept your tank top like that. j

and johnny carson was the guy. >> here's johnny! >> the lights. they were bright.he curtains, they were loud. the band. doc severinsen. >> and there was ed mcmahon, who was fun. and johnny carson who was even more fun. >> it brought all this energy into your little room. all of a sudden the happiest place in america was sitting at the foot of your bed. >> well, let's get right into the news. nothing could be funnier than that. >> johnny carson was the one that made late-night tv important. he's the one that changed the monologue to reactions to what happened that day. >> and it looks according to the papers as though president nixon has brought an end to the war. and i have only one question. who won? >> johnny created the system where he took each joke and put it on a board that went across the length of the studio. so that way he could edit while he was performing. >> that coolness is unmatched. >> did you know today is the anniversary of custer's last stand? >> is that right? >> that's right. the guy's applauding a massacre. and this is the monologue. this is ca

johnny, which is classically johnny, he made a decision that was right for him.ersations, and just plain, old gossip, johnny carson has finally made it official. >> he announces that at carnegie hall. he walks a few blocks over to the sixth floor of nbc. >> johnny carson made a surprise visit to late night with david letterman, last night. he confirmed rumors that next year would be his last year as host of "the tonight show." >> it's coming to an end next year. i always wanted to be a shepherd. >> reporter: the most frequently mentioned successor to his chair is comedian jay leno. >> jay is sensational and jay is our permanent-guest host. but we have not made that announcement, yet, as to who the successor to johnny will be. >> everybody is in a state of shock, including letterman. >> well, that's when, i think, the wheels started spinning that, okay. we've got to make sure it's us. >> dave is the obvious choice. he's -- he has sat at that desk. he's been a loyal soldier. and he's the best guy in tv. what more do you need? it turns out that, you do need somethin

please, don't put me next to johnny. >> johnny was a complicated person.admired things that mattered to him and it was not just coffee. off screen, he had his political point of views and it is quite liberal and progressive. by watching his show, you would not be able to figure it oit. >> i think it is so simple. why aoffend any part of the awe y aud audience. he made 25% of revenue for nbc. >> the civil rights movement and anti-vietnam war movement. society began to change. >> what's the actual technique of your meditation? >> the actual secret is finding the right single word to meditate. >> any program that did not embrace the counter culture and all of these changes ran the serious risk of looking incredibly irrelevant. >> that word was love. >> the actual word was money. >> it would have been easy for the flame for "the tonight show" to go out in 1968. >> it is the most dangerous moment in johnny carson's regime of "the tonight show." >> i hope this is flower power. [ laughter ] ♪ the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to

monologue is johnny's. they said we couldn't have a horn section. that's johnny's sound.our sound is rock 'n roll. >> and you couldn't have a sidekick like ed mcmahon come sit down with you and schmooze. and i remember thinking that's it? the world world is left after that. >> they kind of forced us into becoming the show for a different generation. >> now, a man should not be up this late, david letterman. >> dave came walking out in the peacock girls which we had used on the morning show. bill murray is our first guest. ♪ let's get physical, physical, i want to get physical ♪ >> we're sort of off and running from that moment on. >> at that time, television was polished and perfected and when dave came on, it felt like someone broken into the studio and got the cameras. you could not stop watching it. >> letterman, what are you doing? >> letterman is taking apart all the old-fashioned talk show conventions at the same time as it is informed by steve allen to ernie kovacs and "saturday night live." it's deconstructive style, this rebellious style of comedy. >> we've dismi

johnny was just classically johnny. he made a decision that was right for him., rumors, cocktail parties and conversation and plain old gossip, johnny has made it official. >> he announces it, walks over to nbc. >> johnny carson made a surprise visit to "late night with david letterman" tonight. >> is this coming to an end next year? my boys want to be a shepherd. >> jay is sensational, and jay is our permanent guest host, but we have not made that announcement yet as to who the successor to johnny will be. >> everybody is in a state of shock, including letterman. >> well, that's when the wheels started spinning that, okay, we've got to make sure it's us. >> dave is the obvious choice. he has sat at that desk. he's been a loyal soldier, and he's the best guy in tv. what more do you need. it turns out that you do need something else. >> yeah. jay had the secret deal. jalen know had just signed a new deal that guaranteed jay ""the tonight show" whenever johnny stepped down. it was part of his re-upping as the guest host, and that was set. dealing with dave had bec

he just waits. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. [ laughter ] >> i think johnny carson became johnnymoment. >> and now heeeere's johnny. >> during the 1960s doing "the tonight show," johnny carson came into his own. ♪ >> you've had a few running battles with the press also. do you find that the press often misquotes out of context what people say in your particular case? >> well, i understand there's some press here, so any other questions? >> never knew if johnny was a democrat or republican. you didn't know if he was a methodist or a catholic. >> he played to middle america. he played to the cities. he played younger. he played older. he transcended demographics. ♪ >> he gave his opinions, it was going to alienate people, and that was the last thing he thought people wanted. >> it's with a great deal of pride and sense of wonderment i present to you someone who is just a day old. little mr. 1968. [ applause ] >> the culture is changing in profound sort of ways. what constituted a joke in 1962 when carson begins "the tonight show" had totally been redefined by 1968. >> i drink a toa

johnny lives with his nan. nan doesn't know that johnny works at night she just thinks that johnny sleeps over at his friend's place. the war against drugs has made grandmothers important protectors of children from dangers. johnny and sandra have lived with their nan since their mother and father wound up in prison because of drugs. the children had to watch their parents get arrested he says life already wasn't easy the living their parents made was from odd jobs but at least johnny got to go to school. that amount of power. and then on the 2 years johnny hasn't had a father or a mother to pay for school it's only $9.00 but he's now on the phone and i don't make enough money to school him the food so i don't have on evil 6 children staying at my place like there is no money and school. right now the family can only afford to send sandra to school. feel. it is it. that makes me cry for those things wouldn't be like this if my daughters would have just listened to my advice has been doing it yourself while you

johnny lives with his nan. nan doesn't know that johnny works at night she just thinks that johnny sleeps over at his friend's place. the war against drugs has made grandmothers important protectors of children from dangers. johnny and sandra have lived with their nan since their mother and father wound up in prison because of drugs. the children had to watch their parents get arrested. his life already wasn't easy the living their parents made was from odd jobs but at least johnny got to go to school. that only one. in going on the 2 year is johnny hasn't had a father or a mother to pay for school it's only none of his nan he fucked up and that i don't make enough money to school him at the feet so i have 5 or 6 children staying at my place all right there is no money school. right now the family can only afford to send sandra to school. what is it. that makes me cry for those things wouldn't be like this if my daughters would have just listened to my advice is to supply you with children wouldn't have to grow

i started, i was doing johnny's show exactly the way johnny did it in johnny's studio but as the tv critict be nervous following the kingsessing of late knight, right? >> you're coming to you live. as it happens we're not on tape. this is live, live, live. >> anyone who thinks they can host a late night show, you are an absolute idiot, because there's so much that goes into it. >> please welcome billy crystal. [ cheers and applause ] >> this started out together as stand-ups. now here we are. he's the host of the tonight show. >> the build-up for this. it's been tremendous. i just want to say i'm going to miss you. >> and jay leno's first few months, people didn't like him. they thought he was out of his element. >> from the beginning of the vietnam war until today our military used more explosive than were used in lethal weapon one, two, and three combined. unbelievable. combined. >> sometimes there was nothing to laugh at. you would look and, thanks for that one. >> i did wonder at times if i had made a mistake, fighting for and believing in jay. >> one out of every three men is afraid o

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call johnny.y said if they treated me the way they're treating you, no, i would go to cbs. >> tell them to go to hell. >> the announcement designed to keep you up at night, david letterman says he is for a price switching network, lock, stock and stupid pet tricks. >> ultimately, the deal that letterman wins is that astronomical. >> cbs lured him over with a salary more than four times of leno and giving him what he really wanted, the 11:30 time slot. >> there was so much hype and buildup to the launch of both of these shows, jay leno taking over from johnny carson. letterman getting this cbs spot. so all eyes were on them. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the mome

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when i started, i was doing johnny's show exactly the way johnny did it in johnny's studio, but as theic will tell you, i'm not johnny. >> who would be nervous following the king of late night, right? >> we are coming to you live. you're seeing this right now as it happens. we're not on tape. it's live, live, live. >> he loves making people laugh and his vibe is very jovial. but anyone who thinks they can host a late night show are absolutely idiots because there is so much that goes into it. >> please welcome billy crystal. >> we started out together as stand-ups and now here we are. he's the host of "the tonight show." >> the buildup for this has been tremendous, and i just want to say i'm going to miss you. >> in jay leno's first few months, people didn't like him. they thought he was out of his element. >> you know from the beginning of the vietnam war until today, our military used more explosive than were used in "lethal weapon 1, 2 and 3" combined. >> sometimes there was nothing to laugh at. he would look at me and say, thank you for that one. >> i sometimes wondered if i made a

you are johnny carson today.stand there confidently and tell jokes. and i think he started to realize, you know what, yes. this is not getting me anywhere. >> i went to this about six months and oh my god. >> how were you a i believe to work everyday being depressed? >> i had to push through it. >> could you be funny? >> well, as funny as you can when you are depressed. >> dave did a lot of yojokes abt me. if it is funny everything is off. as long as the joke is funny, that's good. >> we'll be right back. don't go away. >>> in the '90s. the network are still the power houses. the titans. >> what the? [ laughter ] >> changes are inevitable. if you don't watch out, it will bite you. competition were coming in all directions. >> our city was on top of the world in syndication and one day it says that i was gone? >> i was not the guy that's supposed to do it straight through. i love tom snyder because it gave me real love for the art of conversation. >> in 1991, you were quoted the same. there would never have been e

johnny carson, he was the undisputed late night king.onomics in late night. tell us about that. >> johnny was considered unassailable. in the mid-80s, joan rivers became his guest host and she tried to spin off her own show. that didn't please johnny at all which we tell the story in very dramatic terms. then he's in position of when he will step down and he surprised nbc. david letterman who thinks he will get the job is very surprised. >> wow, can't wait the look for that. it's been said that johnny carson was salty joan rivers breaking out and doing her own thing. that was a big regret for her too. letterman wasn't allowed to use the same exact format add the tonight show. how did that push thoim be more innovative? how did he start reshaping late night as a result? >> we tell the story tonight because when johnny consented to have david letterman, do a show after him but it has to be different. he can't do a monologue. he can't have a big band and a side kick. all of those things to dave's red writer was that liberates us to do all k

johnny wakes up early. but i'm peeling onions but if i don't be a one year olds sometimes i carry stuff and help out in the market where i can get a little bit of money. and i'm willing. johnny lives with his nan. nan doesn't know that johnny works at night she just thinks that johnny sleeps over at his friend's place. the war against drugs has made grandmothers important protectors of children from dangers. johnny and sandra have lived with their nan since their mother and father wound up in prison because of drugs. the children had to watch their parents get arrested. life already wasn't easy the living their parents made was from odd jobs but at least johnny got to go to school. that amount of power. and then on the 2 year is johnny hasn't had a father or a mother to pay for school it's only man that is now on the top and i don't make enough money to school him get the food so i don't have 5 or 6 children staying at my place like there is no money for school. right now the family can only afford to send

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you know what you learn from johnny carson, especially johnny carson? timing. timing.dcasting. anchors or people who do radio knows. sometimes they hate silence. sometimes they have to fill every void and say something. sometimes silence is much more powerful than to say something. >> yeah. >> the pause. the pause is very effective when necessary. >> like this. thank you michael smerconish, have a great weekend. i will be watching you tomorrow. >> see you pal. >>> this "cnn tonight," i am don lemon. i have some breaking news. i am going to tell you about

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you know what you learn from johnny carson, especially johnny -- johnny carson? timing. timing. and that silence is not the enemy, in broadcasting. because usually, anchors or people who do radio, as you know, sometimes, they hate silence. they feel that they -- like they have to fill every void or everything, you know, say something. and you don't have to. sometimes, the silence is much more powerful, than actually trying to say something. >> yeah. the pause. the pause is very effective, when necessary. >> like, this. thank you, michael smerconish, have a great weekend. i will be watching you tomorrow. >> see ya, don. you, too. see ya, pal. >> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. i got a lot to tell you about. i have some breaking news, and i am going to tell you about the gop. are they even to be taken seriously, anymore? is it a serious party? we shall see. we'll talk about it. >>> the meantime, there are shock waves on team trump over the fbi raid on the former president's former attorney, rudy giuliani. one trump adviser telling cnn, quote, this was the show of force that

i thought that johnny carson came with the tv set. >> johnny carson was doing comedy in a decade wherehe show relevant without losing his traditional audience? and i just have to say those pictures of conan o'brien and billy crystal when they were young, absolutely amazing. but, anyway, let's talk about how johnny carson stayed relevant. he was just a genius at this. >> he was. he managed to walk the middle. he concentrated on the middle of the country. he was smart about that. he's from the middle of the country, obviously nebraska, but he never betrayed his point of view, even though he was in the middle of really controversial issue from the civil rights era to vietnam to watergate. it was all kinds of things going on. he commented on the news every night. but he did not betray a point of view. that is not what he was in the business of doing. he was very skillful at it. and he completely dominated the air waves for that period of time. >> and. about the early '70s carson had a huge influence on late night and comedy around the country. he even played a role in the creation of "satu

and johnny said, if it was me, i would leave.our times that of leno and given him what he really wanted. the 11:30-time slot. now, as dave and jay prepare to go head to head, one thing is clear. late-night tv will never be quite the same. >> all of a sudden, there is a talk-show war. >> start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here, on cbs. followed a week later, by chevy chase on fox. and a week after that, by koe than o'brien on nbc. the tonight show with jay leno, arsenio, and nightline. >> it became a crowded space and the competition became that much more difficult. >> the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly. arsenio hall. some-tv writers think that arsenio could be the big loser in this free for all. >> when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternatives. >> i'm sad to see you go, because america is going to have a big chunk missing out of it. >> losing arsenio. yeah. it -- it -- it was bad. he w

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when he was behind johnny. johnny wanted the show to be different.lfriend. they wanted to do a new and innovative show. this gave them a whole range of thing to do. they just hit the ground and running and innovated all over the place. dave got a reputation quickly as a fresh new voice in late night. there is so much to get into. we look forward to tonight's episode. bill carter, thank you for being with us to preview it. >> it is a fun episode. >> thank you, jessica. >> don't miss that original series of "late night" at 9:00 eastern and pacific, only on cnn. we'll be right back. [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. this shot is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacists who you know, who know you. so, when you're ready, they'll be ready to give it to you safely, for free. this is o

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our royal correspondent, johnny _ really. johnny, thank you. bbc one at 7pm or on iplayer — that's "princess diana, martin bashir and the bbc." behind briefings from both israel and hamas that a cease—fire in their conflict is only 24—48 hours away. the israeli cabinet is reportedly meeting to discuss a possible cease—fire. in the past couple of hours, the un secretary—general set a cease—fire is needed immediately. i urge the authorities, including the use of force, and i climb them to exercise maximum restraint in their military operations. likewise, hamas and other militant groups, to stop the launching of rockets and mortars from highly populated civilian neighbourhoods into civilian population centres in israel. also in clear violation of international humanitarian law. densely populated civilian areas must not be used for military purposes. but above all, what we must, and i am repeating my appeal, what we must achieve is an immediate cease—fire. appeal, what we must achieve is an immediate cease-fire.— immediate cease-fire. hundreds of w

and rick loveland walked into my office and said, we won't have johnny tonight.e phone and i said, johnny, we'll send the nbc news helicopter out to your place in malibu. and he said, warren, are you trying to kill me? and at that moment i realized that there is going to be a time when you don't have johnny. it forced a deeper thinking about what the future would be. we did have david letterman, who was the most obvious choice to succeed johnny, but we also had j. leno coming into his own. when joan rivers got her shot over at fox, there's the need to find another recurring sub. and johnny was comfortable giving jay a shot as a guest host. >> fascinating stuff. the cnn original series, "the story of late night" airs tomorrow night at 9:00. >>> and some very sad news we are getting. damon weaver, who as an 11-year-old garnered national attention for landing a sit-down interview with then president barack obama has died at the age of 23. that's according to the palm beach county medical examiner. his sister reportedly said he died of natural causes. in 2009, weaver

. >> johnny would not let him. keep them in the moment and ex and the laugh is great stuff.of "the story of late night," bill carter. they really had no idea what they were doing or what it would turn into, right? >> they had no idea. it was empty time and people used to turn on their television and there was nothing on. nbc says let's try it and maybe we'll get advertisers or lets be funny. they hired steve allen and off we went. >> becoming not only a success from entertainment standpoint but becoming a place where the country discussed and analyze all kinds of issues through humor. >> seessentially they had a lotf time to fill and they put guests and politicians and authors and it became a place for a national discussion to be he will. jack par did it. he brought in the monologue and johnny carson made it a reiterate wall to hear what he says in the dialogue. late night tv has been no exception to covid. what changes did covid bring to late night that are here to stay? >> one of the things we are doing right now pamela is because i am at home and you are interviewing me.

johnny tell our contestants about our lovely parting gifts. johnny: it's a peruvian pan flute.we will see you next time, bye bye i heard that salute the sounds of america. this memorial day save $400 on eargo neo hifi limited time offer. and if you're an active or retired federal employee you may qualify to get eargo at no cost to you. ♪ ♪ >> katie: grab your popcorn, joe biden is about to set off the squad, the upcoming proposal will not have a campaign promise wiping out $10,000 per person in student debt. then kenna didn't said he would do it immediately. >> i'm going to make sure that everybody in this generation gets $10,000 knocked off of their student debt as we try to get out of this god-awful pandemic. >> katie: does this have something to do with the inflation reports we have seen spending money? before it goes back to what he truly believes, a while ago you said something like the idea that you go to pen and are paying a total of 72 grand a year and they pay for that, i don't agree. so at one point he said that, and i think that that is actually his true feelings, bu

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a member of the guardian, council and brother to learn johnny treated this statement. he said the decision was indefensible, and accused security services of intervening in the vetting process. right. he released the video saying he had been speaking to authorities to show the election of a competitive. but only the supreme leader can issue a decree to allow bought candidates to stand, but it's uncertain he will intervene. now the margaret who favored the 2050 nuclear deal and engaging with the west, would have to either try and challenge the decision or back at different candidate . the discussion here in iran is moving away from the presidential election to questioning the system itself. but also those that now questioning it, right, right, you see the political forces behind. he's been to become iraq. next president, i thought vague. i was just there are there on a this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, the sex your faces in the middle east. hoping to strengthen the ceasefire between israel and hamis and gaza in an effort to mentor with palestinians. and the b