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Flashback: Johnny Carson warned late-night hosts against preaching

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The legendary clip reappeared from the host Johnny Carson in the late night, argues the right to prevent “serious problems” at Talk Show and argues that he is very important and he has shook the people as a danger to the landlords.

Carson was a productive television presenter and comedian for hosting Tonight Show Johnny Carson from 1962 to 1992. He was a cultural icon with the help of his smart intelligence, interview style and starting careers of countless stars. Carson, who is remembered as the “King of the Night”, is considered a gold standard for the talk show servers late in the modern night.

In the clip with surface again Since 1979, “60 minutes” interviewer Mike Wallace expressed a criticism that Carson, the immediate answer of Carson, would never have a serious debate. “

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“Tonight Show” Original host Johnny Carson was proud of the idea that he did not alienate people with political preaching. (Alice S. HALL/NBC U Photo Bank through Getty Images)

“Now, tell me that Jack Benny, the last comedian, used Red Skelton’s show to make serious problems. This is not what I am there. Can’t they see that?” Carson replied. “Why do they think you should deal with serious issues because it’s just a ‘tonight show’?”

“This is a danger. This is a real danger. After starting, you start to get a significant feeling that what you say is a great import. And you know, you know, you can use this show as a forum. You can shake people. And I don’t think you don’t think as a showman.”

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Johnny Carson’s interview with “60 minutes” “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” (Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Images)

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. The clip became viral Many discussions about the fall of Talk Show viewers late at night, especially “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Most hosts, such as Jimmy Kimmel, have preached about their personal policies in recent years.

CBS late night host Stephen Colbert and Kimmel have collected money for the Democratic Party in recent years and clearly support their programs.

Colbert’s show will come out of the air next May, because money bleeding.

Kimmel’s show, this week by ABC, the host’s controversial statements about the killer Charlie Kirk, after the controversial statements that claimed that he was a maga supporter rather than the leftist was suspended. The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) suggested that Kimmel, the owner of two major local ABCs, had accepted the program in advance and could take action before explaining that Disney had pushed his hand.