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December 10, 1991.
Norm Macdonald appeared on the Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson. The episode featured Barry Manilow, Mark Shields of the MacNeil Lehrer News Hour, and guest host Jay Leno.
Jay Leno: Welcome back. Well, this is very exciting. My next guest is a very funny comedian, and this is his very first appearance on the Tonight Show. Heâs a regular at the Improvisation right here in Hollywood. Please welcome â Norm Macdonald!
Norm did a bit about Mr. World competing against Mr. Universe.
Norm Macdonald: I donât know about you guys, but Iâm putting my money on Mr. World on this one, yâknow? I figure heâs a shoe-in with his home-planet advantage and everything.
His set was greeted with rolling laughter and boisterous applause. As the trumpets of Doc Severinsenâs orchestra blared, Norm made his way over to the panel and sat down beside the host.
Jay Leno: So what are you doing for Christmas? Any plans? Norm Macdonald: No, Iâm staying at home with my weiner dog. Iâm trying to buy stuff for him. You ever shop for a dog? Jay Leno: No, canât say I have⌠Norm Macdonald: Ah, man, itâs hard ⌠you donât know what to get him. I want to get him something he wouldnât get for himself ordinarily. I figure as long as I stay away from strewn garbage Iâm all right.
As the segment ended, Leno noted Normâs unusual cadence.
Jay Leno: Youâre from where? Canada? Norm Macdonald: Canada, yeah. Jay Leno: Canada. That would explain the accent! All right, Norm Macdonald, very funny stuff, be right back after this. Macdonald moved one seat down to make room for the next guest, Mark Shields, political commentator for the MacNeil Lehrer News Hour. As soon as he sat down, Shields slapped Norm on his knee. Mark Shields: Home planet advantage! One of the great lines Iâve ever heard! Wonderful!
Mark Shields - Autoportrait
On Friday's "PBS NewsHour," columnist Mark Shields stated that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden hasn't conveyed | Clips On Friday's "PBS NewsHour," columnist Mark Shields stated that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden hasn't conveyed "what a Biden presidency would be, other than not Donald Trump."
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It was September 2009 where Joe Wilson, I think, changed American politics. He was a member of the House of Representatives then, as he is now. President Barack Obama was addressing the Congress on Medicare, joint session, and the president said illegal undocumented immigrants wouldnât be covered under the health care plan. And Joe Wilson broke all customs, traditions and stood up and said, âYou lie! You lie!â And he was reprimanded officially by the House of Representatives. He had to apologize. He apologized personally. He raised $1.5 million the next week. And thatâs when we learned that there wasnât a consequence to such behavior. And it sort of, I think, really raised to a different level the polarization and the personalization of our politics. That anything goes as long as you raise money.
Mark Shields
Are there any more popular TV shows we've decided should be blamed for Trump yet? So far Iâve seen Game of Thrones, Castle, the Walking Dead, Last Week Tonight, Thursday Night Football, the Daily Show, and NCIS.