i think that really demonstrates the importance of johnny carson as a political and cultural figure of the 20th century. and this may be the most important aspect of carson's career, but one that is drawn very little attention from his biographers. in the 1960 19 in the 1960s when segregation still dominated many parts of this country the early carson quietly made the tonight show one of the most integrated places in america. his respectful treatment and promotion of a range of political and cultural voices normalize the changes that american society was about to make to end jim crow. carson smooth dover much of the conflict of the early 20th century or the late 20th century and operate by offering a refuge for the troubles of one's days. even as his comedy and conversation suddenly paved the way towards greater public understanding of difference and of the political and cultural changes that roiled the nation during the years when he held court at 11:30. operating an environment with little competition carson aimed for the great middle of the national audience. with monologues and gue

if you can make johnny carson go back, that's what every comic wants. don't do now. he was smoking, put t the cigarette under the desk. it was a great experience. and ed mcmahon would call me sometimes, johnny would tell ed to call me and give me names. >> stephen: wow! wait, i stepped on that a little bit. johnny would tell ed to call you and give you names-- what? for guests or something? >> like sometimes johnny would come across somebody he thought was really great, but he didn't discover talent. me being the young guy, i would put on a new mariah carey or will smith. and they would give me names. theyey gave me usher raymond on, because i guess s ed knew him fm "star search." so to know that not only he doesn't hate me, butut he trieso help me because the paths were so-- so divideded, so distinctly divided. you know, you knew who a johnny guest was, and you knew who an arsenio guest was. >> stephen: are you telling me that johnny carson told ed mcmahon to tell arsenio hall to book usher? >> yes, and i think he said, "make sure he knows about sinbad

my name is johnny carson and i weren't a d.w.i. . surfing means everything to me and it's almost like an escape from reality i feel super lax and super calm in the ocean and it just it's kind of afraid i'm farming. you can get angry sometimes but the feeling that i get the most is happiness and freedom. 13 for my life free from the things the connected with the water and my surfboard. costa rica's speeches by used to year round waves attracting surface from all around the world for the guys who were going to run 3 of geminis best stuff is train here it's old i can do is competitions have badly been held over the past year shortly before surfing was set to make its debby at the olympic games the world ground to a halt 3 actually it's in name but. my name is rachel press here i live in melbourne florida and i am in fact also. going to. my name is don't grow on i was born and belong germany but now i live in portugal and i surf and there's a german flag by the germans to. my neighbors young lads there i live in public stosur ago and i s

johnny cash or johnny carson. >> johnny cash, man in black. >> guitar toilet.ar shaped pool? >> i'll take the guitar shaped pool. >> which is more country, texas or tennessee? >> oh. i would say texas, but tennessee helped us out at the alamo. >> laura: barbecue, texas or tennessee? >> got the smoke, got the smoke. >> laura: all right. well, i was actually going to go to one more but we'll have to save it, john, for your next appearance. john rich. john rich, i'm glad you didn't go into roping. i'm glad you went into music because otherwise we wouldn't be having so much fun. thanks for joining us. great to see you, as you always. >> thank you, laura. appreciate it. >> laura: and there is a lot more of my conversation with john rich. so go to foxnation.com right after the show and you can watch the full interview. but coming up, you think cuomo's scandals are bad? we found reason to disqualify all of the new york city mayoral candidates for their behavior. "the last bite" explains. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a h

that organize your search engines emails and social media will also now build your cars yourself johnny carson transforms transportation producer products reorganize the financial industry grow your food and all revolutionize agriculture operate your restaurants deliver your food restructure cities transform pharmaceuticals medical industry build armies of the future. so i think a little to thinking oh or very much every aspect of society and it's something that sounds like you don't need people george clooney to me given to you because you and i have similar backgrounds and studied the same things go over the decades theory they had scientific socialism ok because it was scientific it made socialism sound like it was buyable ok but now we're having this as scientific modernism when she no has that same kind of dream to me here meaning it is solving all problems at the same time this is a revolutionary idea i would say and beat at the same time a very authoritarian one because it is there is no public input because these elites they know what's best for us they think they really do george you

and johnny carson has nothing on mandeville. as you know when it comes to the ship owner as it's just great. so this it's in this titanic maelstrom that duck melville creates ahab. this is a great gift that hawthorne gave melville. and it's got the slave act in slavery and what is happening in society it's it's all about that is it is anything. and melville says to his wife, i want to be near hawthorne, we're going to move to the birch years. imagine he's got kids and his son will be on the way soon, and he moved his family to the berkshire's and they buy a house with loans from friends and family and he can't support this. there are a few riders at this time who can support themselves. dickens and a few others are about it and he's basing this on a novel that he is comes completely re-conceived about whaling. so this is one of the great literary historical exams. and to go back to his office and he basically his letters are wonderful at this time. he looks out, the snow across the field. and it gives him a c feeling. he is just

aren't there and they have replacements they have guest chaplains like the guest host someone for johnny carsonwere the old days. suggest chaplin does prayer birds still intrigued by the very tradition. now it sometimes those guest chaplains to fill in for the chaplains are rabbis. that's where my story begins. that's were jewish comes in the picture and i kinda perked up and started listening intently at rabbis who gave prayers in congress. it became a passion project of tracking them all down and figure who they were and what they said when they gave prayers in congress. this event but why did they have prayers in congress? why did that this day and age? >> at the heck of a good question. the answer goes back to the very beginning. it's not a phenomenon all. sunday from the 50s a golden era of america through old-fashioned kind of guy, this goes back to the 18th century. this goes back to congress is a continental congress. benjamin franklin advocated for putting a chaplin and opening the continental congress in prayer. there was prayer in congress before the bill of rights that enshrined fre

i mean, johnny carson has nothing on melville when it comes to, you know, the quaker shipowner.just great. but it's in this titanic malestrom that melville creates ahab. this is the great gift hawthorne gave melville. and ahab is as much a thing of the fugitive slave act and slavery and what is happening in society as it is anything. and melville, quite impulsively, says to his wife, you know, i want to be near hawthorne. we're going to move to the berkshires. can you imagine? he's got a kid, malcolm, poorly named stanwick will be on the way soon. they buy a house with loans from friends and family. he can't support this. there are very few writers at this time who can support themselves. dickens and a few others are about it. and he's basing this on a novel that he's completely reconceived about whaling. so they move out to arrowhead in the berkshires and it's one of the great literary historical museums. you can go up to his office and look out and see mt. graylock. his letters are wonderful at this time. he looks out and there's snow across the fields and it gives him a sea f

johnny carson has nothing on melville when he calls the quaker ship owner quahog. it's great.it is in this titanic psychic maelstrom that melville creates ahab. this is the great gift hawthorn gave melville. and ahab is as much a thin of the fugitive slave act and slavery and what is happening to society as it is anything. and melville quite impulsively says to his wife, you know, i want to be near hawthorn. we are going to move to the berkshires. can you imagine that? he has a kid, poorly named stan wick is on the way. he moves his family to the berkshires they buy a house from friend and family. he mean, he can't support this. there are very few writers at the time that can support themselves. dickens and a few others are about it. and he's basing this on a novel that he complete will he reconceived with whaling. so they move out to arrow head in the berkshires. it is one of the great literally historical museums. you can go up to hiss office and look out and say mound gray lock. and he begins writing -- and his letters are wonderful at this time. you know, he describes -- h

i mean, it's you know, johnny carson has nothing on melville when it comes to you know, you know with the the quaker ship owner calling quick quo hog, you know, it's just great and but this it's in this this titanic psychic maelstrom that melville creates ahab. this is the great gift hawthorne gave melville and ahab is as much a thing of the fugitive slave act and slavery and what is happening to? society as it is anything and melville quite impulsively says to his wife, you know. i want to be near hawthorne. we're going to move to the berkshires. i mean, can you imagine this? he's got he's he's got a kid that malcolm stanwick coordinate poorly named stanwix will be out on the way soon. he moves his family to the berkshires they buy a house with loans from friends and family. i mean he can't support this there are very few writers at this time who can support themselves, you know dickens in a few others are about it, and he's basing this on a novel, you know that he's completely reconced about whaling so they move out to arrowhead in the berkshires and it's one of the great literary h

i am old enough to remember theo old johnny carson and jay leno. bit. but even "the new york times" has now gone after the babylon b. they did a cartoon, basically a graphic of air force one with a hanging handicap tag on it saying that joe biden couldn't get up the stairs and they need to park a little bit closer so they could get a better parking spot there. i mean, it was just kind of funny stuff.e and yet, they go after him with a vengeance. and i think it's not funny. it's tiresome that everything has to be critical. >> sean: you know, attack me as often as you want, but just be funny about it. make it fun. make it funny. make us laugh. because he is kind of really dumb. it's not even like he has an f intelligent argument on his side. but that is all of late night comedy, unfortunately, which is now becoming comedic in and of itself. more "hannity" right after this. ♪ ♪ - hello, friends, michael youssef here, the bodily resurrection of jesus christ from the dead, on the third day after he was buried, is the clearest demonstration that he is th

my name is johnny carson and i work with. this news africa on the program today a long fog pulled the form of orient president is a free man judges at the i.c.c. have rejected a bid to reinstate charges of war crimes against him bankroll was cleared of those charges off to retrial in 2019 but his freedom was pending today's decision so what next for the 75 year old. and to the sexual minority of even the recognition uganda is trance gender people say they live in constant fear they want a war it seems to help end the discrimination they face. hello i'm christine will go it's good to have your company the international criminal court has upheld the acquittal of former ivory coast president. was acquitted on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity and 2019 at the time the i.c.c. judges said the prosecution had failed to prove the case of his alleged role in the post election violence in 200-2011 all 3 people died in that fight it's also best president of the ivory coast from the year 2012 is a racist in 2000. and 11.

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. >> isn't that why arsenio hall calls himself the urban man's johnny carson? >> i don't know. -- are people lining up out in the middle of cornfield iowa for new dunks? >> i planted a hennessy tree. but it's not growing. >> well, technically, it did grow. but that [ bleep ]. >> boy, oh boy, oh boy. boy, there's so much i could say. but i can't in this platform. what you have there is hate and racism, used as entertainment. that clip, part of an episode of crowder's show, was eventually removed by youtube. but not for what you watched. what crossed the line? in a statement to our team, youtube says the video violates our covid-19 misinformation policy, which prohibits content claiming that the death rates of covid-19 are less severe or equally as severe as the common cold or a seasonal flu. as a result, the video was removed from steven crowder's channel. so, let's be real, here. misinformation is a real danger, of course. and we talk about it all the time here. and some of these social-media platforms are dedicating resources to fight it. but, they've got a long way to go. the

my name is johnny carson and current. europe's largest economy looks set to extend its lockdown german shops restaurants and hotels will be hit the hardest trade associations say many are already on the brink. meanwhile the u.s. an altogether different picture theater chain able to open more of its stores in california as americans gradually return to and personal services and shopping. also on the show is one of germany's biggest post-war business scandals now investors and wire card are wondering if they'll ever seen their money again. globe welcome to the show i'm seeing and berlin businesses across germany are bracing for a new lock down measures as covert 1000 case numbers rise on the back of new faster spreading variants the mayor of homburg the country's 2nd largest city announced friday the reintroduction. tighter restrictions after 7 day incidence rate stayed above $102.00 infections per 100000 people businesses that had begun to invite customers back inside we're now go to click to click and collect again zoos m

my name is johnny carson and i work. this is deja vu news africa on the program today the war in ethiopia we'll hear firsthand accounts of in an age the massacre took brian's by eritrean troops the u.s. has put the conflict back on the top of the international agenda. and this cameroonian was meant to feel hopeful because of the text. she says she's now forced to work as a prostitute to survive. plus this involved in teenage is putting up a fight to raise awareness and same.

society and reveal potential threats to public health such as disease or a lack of industrial safety johnny carson hosted the tonight show from 1962 to 1992 with millions of americans tuning in each night in an hour and 15 minutes stephen farnsworth examines carson's use of political humor and how it shaped the narrative on political issues and in two hours on real america three films that were nominated for or one academy awards. this is well. good afternoon everybody. i'm glad to see that we're all alive and well. you all have survived now seven weeks. of american history death and dying and us history we have week 7, i'm stephen berry your host for all things morbid. today not any grimmer than any other day. in this class. we're going to be talking about the history. of death investigation the evolution of the system of death investigation the united states which really matures and comes of age. and about the dawn of the 20th

johnny carson hosted the tonight show from 1962 to 1992 with millions of americans tuning in each night up next stephen farnsworth examines carson's use of political humor and how it shaped the narrative on political issues. this talk is part of the great lives lecture series presented by the university of mary washington who also provided the video. dr. stephen farnsworth received a ba in history from the university of missouri, kansas city to be a government from dartmouth followed by both ma and phd degrees in government from georgetown university. he worked 10 years as a newspaper journalist before becoming a professor and his lectured widely on the news media the presidency and elections before us and international audiences. a prolific scholar he has written seven books including presidential communication and character. the nightly news nightmare spinner in chief and his most recent late night with trump political hero and the american presidency. his also theut

he should be called the johnny carson of the locker room, and we probably agree on the same goal heree already borrowed $8 trillion from our grandchildren over the past couple of years. this is pretty scary. this last $2 trillion we've just borrowed, i would have loved to spent that on infrastructure, but remember, the bill they're talking about is not an infrastructure bill. the democrats they should call this the grab your wallet bill or this is going to be the raise your taxes bill. you know, my grandma told me there was three things you could count on the democrats to do. spend your money, raise your taxes, and increase your regulations so i'm all for infrastructure. we got to figure out how to pay for it and i just wish we would have prioritized infrastructure over some of these other issues, but the bill they're putting before us, the trojan horse and it's going to do all three of those things my grandma warned us about. neil: well, i'm sure your grandmother was aware that republicans are pretty good at least at spending money, so republicans are in the position now that questio