. >> i watched johnny carson and you are no johnny carson. >> there was a second city chicago company and second city toronto company. the toronto one fuelled the sc tv series which originally was sicindicated and got to the states that way. >> thank you for that marvelous reception. i want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outcider. as a comedian -- canadians are always outsiders but they're looking at the other culture that's right next door to them. >> it was the type of comedy that was only accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual. it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience and there was also this idea that it was a low rent thing. it was sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended, i'm going to be spending a lot -- >> where do you want me to put the kelbasa. >> you were routing for the show and the characters that they creat

may mean it is johnny carson a word a d.w.i. . funny looking happy people as far as the eye can see the german city of cologne is in konovalov fever. the people heading the celebrations are called the tiger stand at triumvirate composed of a prince a peasant and a maiden. over the course of seven weeks they perform at hundreds of carnival events and they call that fun. love. love. love. love. in an elevator at a hotel in cologne heading down there to the really really good of the day be like . exciting nice. now that kind of all is well under way the triumvirate sleep at a hotel though not much they put in for one hundred appearances at carnival events in less than two months and are often on the go twelve hours a day still despite their grueling schedule the job has its rewards. when you go to a senior sermon a ninety year old woman in the front row says i had to reach ninety to get this close to the triumvirate those are moments you don't forget for the. horses. each year a new triumvirate is selected by the cologne carnival fes

and you are no johnny carson. [ laughter ] >> good day.mckenzie, this is my brother doug. today we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, caesar! >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. as a comedian, and canadians are always outsiders, but they are looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audie

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my name is johnny carson and work. hello well it's arts and culture all the way for the next quarter of an hour one of the things we will be doing is walking on water with the artists christo well apart from that. homesick old class who is determined to modernize the instruments image. and leave it in for a new faint light. and going around the e.u. in our beijing bread series the eastern european origins of the humble bagel. christo and his partner jacques claude have for decades created some of the most spectacular outdoor sculptures or wrappings of buildings around the world john told sad they passed away ten years ago but how to already been involved in christos most recent mega project on a lake in northern italy in twenty sixteen all their works at temporary and disappear after a few weeks so the documentary walking on water about the floating peers is all we have to remember the installation christo was in berlin on tuesday evening for the premiere. in eighty three years old and completely undaunted by the artis

. >> johnny carson said the same thing and jay leno took over but johnny carson was doing comedy for. why would he alienate half the audience. it is so fractured now that -- 300 million people, you only need 1 million of them to keep your show on the air. 2 or 3 million you got to hitch up. that is the way it is today. they are satisfied with carving out an audience. a lot of people very anti-trump, you play to that and you get a not >> reporter: leno was on love you questioning whether it is a good comedy strategy and here's what he said. >> it is the same joke. i love them all, jimmy and the other jimmy, they are all really -- all kind of doing a different version of the same joke. that was my whole point. shannon: one from they are beating over and over again. >> reporter: i think people are tired of it and want a bit of an escape. that is why in the old days when i first started doing fox news i was a comedian and would work on station i didn't do politics in my asked was i wanted to appeal to the most number of people as possible because i wanted to succeed in the business. i wo

. >> johnny carson said the same thing and he took over for carson but in those days johnny carson wasthe audience? it's so fractured, that the way, 300 million people, you will need a million of them to keep your show on the air. two, 3 million you have a hit show. that's the way it is today. they are satisfied with carving out an audience, so there's a lot of people very anti-trump mad about the election, you play to that end you get an audience. >> shannon: questioning whether it's even a good comedy strategy, here is what he said. >> it's the same joke. i love them all, samantha and jimmy and the other jimmy and stephen colbert, but you're all doing a different version of the same joke, that was my whole point. >> it's the one drum they are beating over and over again. >> i think people are tired of it, i think people want a bit of an escape. in the old days when i started doing fox news, i was a comedian and i would work on stage and i didn't do politics in my act, i wanted to appeal to the most number of people as possible because i wanted to succeed in the business. and i would

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i miss johnny carson. steve: right.s and republicans and democrats independents, you never knew was johnny a republican or democrat. jay leno took over and he still had gigantic ratings. when you look at ratings of the late-night crowd these days they are tiny comparison to the way it used to be. part of the problem as jay leno just said everybody is pretty much on the same page. they hate the president. if you love that kind of comedy, you have got plenty of shows to watch each and every night. brian: here is what everyone is saying. bruce writes this, late-night comedy isn't funny. another platform for the left to commiserate with one mother. ainsley: vicki says there is so much hatred in out country, late-night guys and media keep it alive. steve: walter emailed us, political lampoon something as america as apple pie but what is happening on all the light-night shows is just nastiness. brian: james corden, by far the most creative, most interesting -- steve: he sings in cars. brian: he is fantastic. very interesting

another right eat beef is that the left monopolizes the media conservatives wax nostalgic recalling johnny carson's monologue he didn't play favorites now they be mown jimmy jimmy and cole bear ganging up on trump michael with late nights top trump tormentor stephen colbert they're winning in the ratings and because his medium is advertiser supported is this not the mark. it play speaking of course it is and i think again these have this as a polarizing effect i mean you've seen your you seen your late night shows become a much more politicized even jay leno was criticizing that isn't what it used to be because of the public because one of the polarization of politics that we're seeing in this country today which which also because of the serious divisions that include our racial and our ideological differences it has now gone into the mainstream and and this then becomes the norm the new norm and i think as a consequence it causes for the divisions that we're going to be seen from here on when michael cohen we call one recently testified before congress i got a lot in my throat when he says given

i always do like the johnny carson thing. there he is. >> a little bit of rain out there, you guys, frank and pam. mainly north. sal will touch on in a second. if not, cloudy for some, but not all. gusts to 32 in sfo. temperatures are very mild. low 50s, mid-50s but a lot of upper 50s. fremont at 58 degrees. brentwood at 58 degrees but the south wind has been robust. look for cloudy, breezy, windy conditions for some. the rain continues to develop.a golden gate but the heaviest so far has bewill move through. sierra is about rain and lightning detection picking up a few cells there. rain, maybe thunderstorm activity. more rain to the north. mendocino county, you can see the line from marine county north. 60s on the temps with off and on rain. sal is here at 5:31. it's busy and he will tell you? >> it is busy not affecting -- traffic is not affected by any major incident which is good because, sometimes, when it rains and it is early, people go too fast and they get in trouble. let's take a look at the commute in solano county

. >>> johnny carson is making the transition from the king of late night to a national treasure.starting to turn in terms of where late night television is going to go but johnny is holding out. he was not necessarily of his time in the 80s. but he did sustain a certain timelessness. he's the king. >> my next guest not only has a college degree but, he also has a high school degree as well. >> he's hosted the tonight show practically as often as johnny carson and now he has his very own show, weekday mornings at 10:00 on nbc. >> david letterman originally had a one hour daytime show and nbc after 13 weeks decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. have these people been frisked? >> it was a failure in terms of the ratings but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> and in spite of all of this nonsense that goes around in the background. stay withes. don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late night television prog

. >> neil: but this is extreme -- >> late night television has always -- johnny carson is -- >> neil: do think that it's pretty prolific and heated today. >> no doubt about it. >> neil: you're saying donald trump deserves it because -- >> i'm saying the president gives us news. that's regardless -- >> neil: i'm saying this president is more depicted unfairly in that sense. don't you agree? >> there's never been a president who is out there on social media as actively and aggressively -- >> neil: barack obama never got this. i can be an arbiter about it. look at the election, the responses -- >> look at his weekend on twitter. >> neil: it's a very good point. the president feeds the beast. >> and of course he does. at the end of the day, this is a president that speaks his mind -- >> it's a narcissistic president that is delusional. >> you think you're on to something. i think you're -- >> it's not just my opinion. >> i think it is. >> neil: you're stating something that might be fair, biassed and you have a clear mind and i was just starting the show out the way the president was sayi

like jay leno was and johnny carson before him who would have you know, john lennon and milton freemanical backgrounds. but there is not the kind of curiosity anymore. >> and her people hate on jay leno all the time for various reasons but to be number one for that long, you have to be or understand how the system works. and what people want and he gave them what we wanted. i used to watch him and conan when i was growing up. at that was like my favorite thing. and he would make political jokes. they all would. but it wasn't relentless, every single night, grasping at straws to make it -- it almost seems that for most of the, maybe not all but for most in this contest who can preen most ostentatious every night. kennedy: you got the sense when they would make fun of bill clinton for the sex stuff and jay leno said i can make fun of george w. bush are being done. he did not get the sense that there was that level of vitriol. and they were trying to take down the president. >> no, it was part of the common culture.let me back up to it jay leno just because he is a diplomatic guy. he was

the overall audience way down when jay leno or god forbid johnny carson presiding over "the tonight shownk it is because not only that comedy got nasty and petty and very political -- >> laura: not funny. >> raymond: this is the cardinal sin. it is not funny. it is the very thing teach us what we have in common and laugh together, rather, it accentuates the thing that divide. >> laura: carson said years ago before he died, never thought i should spout off about politics. i'm here to make people laugh. i'm here to entertain them. shut up and make us laugh. >> raymond: make us laugh. >> laura: joy behar makes the point about this. she said this today. >> i was losing interest because too good. there was nothing to make fun of they are. >> raymond: there it is. she loved obama, but bush and trump are cornucopia. i'm sorry, there is plenty of humor to have on both sides of good comedians. >> laura: how about parenting, dating, all sorts of things about life. >> raymond: plenty. >> laura: and the socks in the dryer. >> raymond: the most popular comedian out there, kevin, seinfeld and jay leno

the national corns club where presidents for a long time they would give their, sort of their johnny carson jay leno sort of monologue sort of thing. and obama in this case he showed before and after picture of him. so here he is as president. and he's got a lot of gray hair. and here he is before he becomes president. and he says, oh, yeah, those days when i was a strapping young muslim socialist. [laughter] but donald trump has definitely took a different route to the white house. and i'm not -- i wasn't quite so surprised at the different route to the white house because he was the ultimate of the anti-establishment candidate. and he was essentially playing into people's anger. people's anger at the establishment. and donald trump liked to liken himself to andrew jackson as the anti-establishment candidate and president. i think that there's less similarity between the individuals trump and jackson than there is in the people who voted for them. in both cases, it was a rejection of this entrenched belief. >> the people who voted for andrew jackson against john quincey adams were of the s