In The World Of Late-night Comics, Letterman

Most Politicians Have To Find A Way Past That Allergy. They Have To Find A Way To Go Door To Door, Person To Person, Or Else They Don't Win.

Medicare, Getting Through That In The '60s, After Kennedy's Assassination, Where There Was Such An Emotional Desire To Do Something To Carry On His Agenda.

I Still Think A Reasonable Question Is, Would We Be Better Off With [muamar] Gadhafi And Bashar Al-assad Still In There And Mubarak Still There And Saddam [hussein] There Than The Crap We Have Got Looking At Us Now?

Jean [kennedy Smith, Jfk's Sister] Told Me She Thinks The Whole Sports Angle Has Been Overplayed, That Politics Was Central To Him. This Nonsense That He Only Went Into Politics Because His Older Brother Joe Was Killed Is Not True. He Was Determined He Was Going To Be In Politics, But He Would Have Waited His Turn.

The World Is Not Checking In With Us To See What Skills We've Picked Up, What Idea We've Concocted, What Dreams We Carry In Our Hearts. When A Job Opens, Whether It's In The Chorus Line Or On The Assembly Line, It Goes To The Person Standing There. It Goes To The Eager Beaver The Boss Sees When He Looks Up From His Work: The Pint-sized Kid Standing At The Basketball Court On The Playground Waiting For One Of The Older Boys To Head Home. "hey, Kid, Wanna Play?"