lorne won emmys for writing for them. what was it like to have lorne work for you?ng lorne like? >> you know, i can hardly remember. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> no, he was wonderful, you know. i think bernie probably introduced us. >> right, bernie brillstein, the great manager. yeah. jane wagner, you're collaborator. you've been writing together with her for 40 years. >> i don't -- jane is really the writer. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i don't really write. >> seth: 'cause i was wondering what your process was. what do you -- >> the process is i fall to my knees and i say, "please write. please, please." >> seth: and she does. she has been for 40 years. that's really nice. >> yeah, that's very good. >> seth: your also -- this is very exciting. >> she wrote the sketch that the president was referring to. >> oh, the one with richard pryor. god, so you guys really have been collaborators for an incredibly long time. that's amazing. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. that's nice though. when you find somebody you can work with like -- >> oh, it's great. yeah. i'm very exci

one of the pieces when you first walk in is a proposal from lorne from 1974. consistent. the changes the cast. that is what keeps the show young and relevant. scarlet: the process for creating the show -- the work begins on monday. that has remained consistent. take us through what you wanted to emphasize the process instead of some of the names. the process is where you focused on a lot of attention. the storyprocess is arc that connects everything together. i think we will have three generations coming to the exhibition, a daughter, mother, and grandmother, when you talk about 40 years. to lay out the show chronologically, you do not want to exclude somebody who was not at the beginning. you want it mixed throughout. the thing that keeps it together is this monday, tuesday when the writers get together and write the show. wednesday, the scripts are red for the first time. friday, rehearsals, sets being built, hair and makeup. it is amazing energy coming together for saturday night. scarlet: that was the creative director of premier exhibitions and the direct

none more so the front row seats lorne michaels texts from. [ laughter ] ♪ biting the hand that feedshe organist at yankee stadium. how you doing, paul? >> i'm doing well. >> seth: so what's the easiest one that you can teach me to play? ♪ ♪ got it. >> are you rushing or dragging? >> seth: i don't -- >> are you rushing or dragging? >> seth: dragging, i'm rushing, i don't know. and scene. [ applause ] if you should see lorne michaels in the stadium tonight, please approach him and give him your sketch ideas and unfinished screen plays. he appreciates it. thank you. hey, we're here with michael. tell us what you do. >> i'm a beer vendor at yankee stadium. >> seth: now, have you been known to throw peanuts? >> yeah, from time to time. >> seth: how's your accuracy? >> i'm still working on it. >> seth: all right. >> peanuts sir? >> seth: one please. [ laughter ] one please. this job is really cathartic, i like this. we're here with michael kay from the s network. michael, tell us what it is you do. >> i do play by play for the yankees broadcasts on television. i usually have one or two ana

lorne, on a whole other thing but dave as a performer. had a show very similar to his that did not share either the innovation part or certainly the longevity part ( laughter ) and dave letterman was kind enough to come to our final broadcast and be the guest and he singlehandedly turned what was a fortunal atmosphere into a celebration just by his presence. he lifted all of our spirits and he said to me-- i'll never forget-- "do not confuse cancellation with failure." and i thank him for all the amazing years of television and for that wonderful piece of advice. so cheers to you. godspeed, young man. here it is, your moment of zen. >> you know if they wanted they could arrest me. i screwed up the academy awards. >> is that a violation. >> they could arrest me and i took a couple of days and thought, i screwed you want academy award. i don't care. ( laughter ) and now, i screwed up the academy awards and i couldn't be more proud. thank you very much. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> well, congratulations to captioning sponsored by comedy cent

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to this day i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and he said this kid can do it.ut that was such a different time, 1993, that there was no footage of me that existed. the media could not find footage. can you imagine today how much footage there is of everybody, there would be hundreds of hours of footage of me that i have posted on youtube and everyone would have it. there was not an existing photograph of me when they announced me for the late-night show. i remembered they were taking photographs of -- i think my appearance on "the tonight show" -- they took photographs of the tv screens. charlie: doing what you do -- and you know the difference because you now have a show similar to this online -- it is dramatically different from what you do. you think comedy every moment, don't you? conan: pretty much since 1978. i think about it all the time. charlie: david letterman was here. he said, i would love to have the luxury you have because i am as curious as you are. my mind, i think about the joke rather than simply being curious with someone. conan: there's a ce

johnnyhat is one thing carson told lorne michaels with "saturday night live," saying it is 10:30 in thee monologues. but he adjusted eloquently. he looked a little more professional. 11:30s able to woo the audience with more viewers and more established or older viewers. mark: talk about the deal he made with howard stringer. he got to keep some rights. said thisny carson deal with nbc in the early 1980's. when letterman was being wooed by cbs, that was one of the offers on the table, that he would be able to control his own show. not only that, he would control 12: 30, after that, which was run by craig ferguson up until last year. he created shows, like "everybody loves raymond." that was a lucrative business good one of the things less members said when letterman steps down was cbs gets control of the show because there is a lot of money there. mark of what happens with worldwide pants now? know.i do not he says he is retiring. but there was an interview on sunday morning where he did say he might be doing things. but i think he is pretty much a recluse and private person, just the w

. >> and when he put me on, he told lorne, "hey, either you're going to discover her or she's going to's going to do well there. [ laughter ] i'm gonna cuss out everybody. "go to verizon then! [ laughter ] i don't care!" >> seth: we've all been, we all we saved from that. and this -- you're going this summer, you know the -- >> thank you, chris. >> seth: yeah, absolutely. thank you, i think on behalf of all of us, to chris. this is really exciting too. season ends, a lot of people going into the summer at "snl." some people take it easy, maybe some people go on the road. i know you're going to do that a little bit. you're also going to be in "ghostbusters." >> yes. >> you're going to be in "ghostbusters." [ cheers and applause ] kristen wiig, kate mckinnon, melissa mccarthy. >> that's crazy, huh? >> seth: isn't that crazy. >> that is insane, dude. >> seth: you know, here it is. not even 12 months ago, you're at the smallest desk of anyone i've ever seen. >> oh, my god. yes, that's what y'all get. >> seth: and now. >> see, that's what -- that's a lesson for everybody, okay? you may have

. >> as these redacted dollar physician show, lorne pine does not want the public to know how much the damages its seeking represent out of pocket costs versus lost profits. the firm's lawyer told us these matters are the subject of litigation and ultimately to be established by the tribunal. it's not only nafta that lets multi-national corporations sue governments in closed door pry bunnals. it exists in thousands of investment and trade agreements and the tendency to use it has exploded in recent years. >> the signal that it sends is when a government puts in place for example a moratorium on fracking at the state level, at the local level national level they become vulnerable to costly trade cases. >> congress is currently weighing whether to fast track two monster trade deals that will likely include trade dispute provisions. it coffers the u.s. and 11 other pacific nations. the nafta tribunal has yet to decide the lone pine case, but felipe believes it should serve as a warning to any nation that wants to rush to a trade agreement without reading the fine print. >> hold on, take a

and i think that you know, ways to get involved if everyone can go to our website, travismanyon.org, lorn more learn more what we're doing. >> i'm inspired by the foundation tell you why. we see so much turmoil going on in america, isis going on and know our men and women are still in harm's way, and yet we honor, as you've mentioned, we honor the fallen by helping the living and we help the living by coping. you're doing more than that through this foundation. not only helping them cope getting them out there into the trenches of america and the fabric of america and rebuilding. i think that's -- an extremely commendable and such an honor to your brother. >> and i think it shoppes the resiliency of these families. as we have memorial day approaching on monday it's obviously important for us to remember the sacrifices of these men and women, and to pay our respects to the brave men and women who have given their lives in defense of our freedoms but also important to know the families that stand behind them and the families that have sacrificed so much, and we see that every day. we see th

we are working closely on a post-disaster needs assistance that should a framework to consider the lorning term construction needs. while it will not be completed until mid-june, shelter and infrastructure will be the greatest need. recovery in other areas is dependent on people having a safe place to live. one of the worst hit districts in the mountains north of kathmandu. in this district, it estimated that 70% of the structures were destroyed and 40% of the deaths occurred here. the remoteness of the hardist hit towns makes relief extremely difficult. it is a march joy challenge but we know the recovery will focus on livelihoods, health and hygiene, water and sanitation, education, protection of vulnerable people and protection risk management. we need to ensure that they are transparent and accountable and responsive to local needs. we will work with the u.s. congress to determine nepal's role. nepal will not walk this road alone. the government opened its borders to the outside world. we are nepal's long standing development partner and will we work with the people. thank you for the

leong lorning. -- members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 159. the nays are 248. the amendment is not adopted. the next the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mcclintock of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [ca