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You Know, Radio Was A Really Easy Way To Do The Shows. You'd Come In, Do A Read-through, There'd Be A Few Rehearsals, Then You'd Come The Night Of The Show And Do It In Front Of The Audience And Then Go Home.

I'd Always Loved Radio. I Loved Bob And Ray. I Loved Stan Freberg.

The Act Of Getting Married, Stripped Of The Necessity To Have A Secure Setting To Raise Children, Seems To Me No Less Grim Than Registering Your Emotions With The Government.

Well Washington Dc What Are You Going To Do. They Think The Capitol Steps Are The State Of The Art In Comedy. You Try To Drag Them Into The 20th Century Let Alone The 21st And They Refuse To Come With You.

I've Been Doing Nixon Pretty Much My Whole Professional Life. I Was In This Comedy Group Called The Credibility Gap In Los Angeles When He Was President. I Was Doing Nixon On The Radio, And When We Did Live Shows I Physicalized Him - If That's A Word - For The First Time. And Then I Did A Nixon Sketch On A Very Short-lived Nbc Show Called Sunday Best.