Isn’t it fascinating that a “comedy” show now regularly features better, more intelligent interviews than “real” news shows? And that it attracts people like Alan Greenspan — and several presidential candidates?
My brother and I watched this when it aired and realized about 30 seconds in that this would be a much funnier interview with the sound off. And indeed, it was.
Isn’t it fascinating that a “comedy” show now regularly features better, more intelligent interviews than “real” news shows? And that it attracts people like Alan Greenspan — and several presidential candidates?
Perhaps we are living in The Matrix after all.
My brother and I watched this when it aired and realized about 30 seconds in that this would be a much funnier interview with the sound off. And indeed, it was.