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It's relatively rare when one story becomes so omnipresent in the culture that we devote almost an entire episode to it. But that's the case this week when the men of GLoP gingerly step in the Harvey Weinstein story. There's no good, only bad and ugly in this one. Also, a bit about Jimmy Kimmel's clown nose on, clown nose off behavior of late and his puzzling statement that he is indifferent to Republican members of his audience. Unlike us.
John Podhoretz
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Thanks to YouTube and Hulu, it's easier to watch interesting clips from the late night shows rather than sit through the whole thing, hoping for something entertaining.
It's an incredible time-saver. I'd be surprised if I watch more than twenty minutes of all late night material in an average week. Colbert and Seth Meyers are completely off the radar. Conan and Fallon I'll skim from time to time. Kimmel, maybe if a clip is getting buzz.
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