Most Of Us Here In The Media

Well, A Lot Of Politics Is Communicating With People, And Obviously Comedy Has Something To Do With That. I've Been A Producer And Led People. Also, Being A Comedian, You're Under Pressure.

I Think Clinton Fatigue Was A Real Thing. It's Just Hard To Get Comfortable With Gore - It Was Hard For Him To Project Who He Is, The Person People Know In Private.

Minnesota Has A Proud Tradition Of Having Two Senators On The Ag Committee - A Tradition I'd Like Very Much To Continue.

There's No Comparison Between Npr And The Propaganda That You Hear From Rush Or From Sean Hannity, The News Movement Conservatives That Are Just Laying Out, Slathering Out The Disinformation And The Lies, As I Discuss In My Book, 'lies And The Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair And Balanced Look At The Right.'

And I Think That Being Able To Make People Laugh And Write A Book That's Funny Makes The Information Go Down A Lot Easier And It Makes It A Lot More Fun To Read, Easier To Understand, And Often Stronger. So There's All Kinds Of Advantages To It.