Andy Borowitz

Um, there will be a crash at some point because a plane clips this monstrosity.

But the second is a wonderful post, uh, from Andy Borowitz today, um, which is, uh, the headline, "Hitler Estate Sues Trump For Stealing Plans For The Arch," uh, with a picture of the German arch, uh, created, uh, during Hitler's time.

And of course, all of this is all of his ballroom's gold...

I came through that, uh, path today coming from National Airport, coming home, going over that bridge and picturing in my mind what it would look like, but also, as you know, David, there are two, uh, lions at either, uh, on either side of that bridge as you're coming from, uh, Virginia into DC.

Uh, I don't think, uh, they, that that label sticks to any of the three news services that have been, um, that have been barred from access to the White House.

Um, there was a very funny comment by Andy Borowitz, uh, whose column I commend to everyone, um, saying that, uh, Fox News felt, uh, uh, very good when it heard that, uh, this was only affecting news organizations, uh, because that meant that it was exempt.

Um-

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It does.

But this was a sitcom created by uncredited Benny Medina and Jeff Pollock and credited Andy Borowitz and Susan Borowitz.

It ran in the U.S. on NBC from 1990 to 1996 and in the U.K. on BBC2 from 1992 to 1998.

Six seasons and 148 episodes.

No, that's...

Andy Borowitz.

Jokes for nobody.

Yeah.

Four months of, of just, you know, frivolous little shit, and then bam, um, I, um, went on a audition for, um, it was, uh, called, uh, Out All Night.

And, um, w- uh, with Andy Borowitz and his wife and I, I, I got in front of them mother [censored] and I had they ass dying, like a mother [censored] laughing.

And it was, uh, it was a show called Out All Night.

It was the Patti LaBelle show with, uh, Morris Chestnut, Vivica Fox, uh, Duane Martin.

I mean, there was one girl, but the valedictorian was a boy.

The editor of the school newspaper, Andy Borowitz, was a boy, who went on to have an amazing career.

He created the show Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, which made Will Smith a star.

Uh, he wrote for The New Yorker for many years.

He's got s- like 600,000 followers on his Substack.

The editor of their poetry w- journal was a boy.

It was basically all boys.

And this was not just my school.

I'm sure plenty, but it's what I try to do because there-- I always remember whoever it is, if it's Hunter Biden, if it's Jamie Raskin.

I also was lucky enough to interview Andy Borowitz.

They're all, they're human beings, right?

Yeah, your Borowitz was really good.

yeah.

It was Andy Borowitz who called it the war on error.

What a fantastic name.

It's