I was 13 years old when this aired. It was the first time I’d ever heard the name Diane Feinstein. I’ll be 42 years old next month and today she announced her retirement.
There is simply no there to that story. One of the problems in this country is the failure of people to understand ANY nuance or detail at all. WHERE to count the deaths--hospital vs nursing home and leaving them in pending status until you figure it out is just not that huge an issue. In many states it takes up to 2 months to even issue a death certificate.
@@brianbouder5750 It's aged well. The deaths were reported the whole time and it is still WHERE they were to be reported--hospital or nursing home. So not really an issue but you can keep believing it is.
@@katharinephipps1637 To finally gain the confidence to actually go down here, Mr Cuomo did move his parents out of the old homes before he put the patients in. Either way he's resigned over being a pervy werido.
@@jamesfoz6400 He committed no crimes and I am not sure he's even a pervy weirdo. Conduct of the AG in that case is pretty questionable and politically motivated as were his so called accusers.
You wouldn’t be able to get away with that today. Case in point , one guy became a senator and the other one remained a successful comedian until he sadly passed away.
The guy on the left is Norm MacDonald, the then current Weekend Update anchor. The guy on the right is Al Franken, one of the show's longest serving writers and featured players, who is now the junior senator from Minnesota (Democrats) and one of the most prominent opponents of the Trump administration. I imagine you can see him online taking on both Jeff Sessions and Betsy DeVos. Franken quit SNL in 1995 when, having been a part of the show for most of the previous 20 years, Lorne gave the Weekend Update job to Norm instead of him.
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
My two favorite people.
That is the funniest Al Franken sketch I've ever seen.
You missed his mobile uplink reports.
Try the Stuart Smalley sketch with Michael Jordan …
I was 13 years old when this aired. It was the first time I’d ever heard the name Diane Feinstein. I’ll be 42 years old next month and today she announced her retirement.
Rest in peace, Norm. We'll miss your unique and invariably entertaining take on things.
I remember this. Absolutely one of the greatest bits of all time in the show’s history.
It's crazy how the same politicians are in power for so many decades. Romney, Feinstein, the Cuomo family. What happened to the will of the people?
And Al Franken
Baby boomers arrived as a demographic and have ruled the polls ever since
I just woke up everyone in the house on the chainsaw cuomo ad 😂😂😂😂😂
Al originally wanted to use the Jewish attack ad again and then Norm would say “but he’s not Jewish” and Al would say “yes but it’s a very close race”
And negative ads keep showing up every election period.
You tend to forget how crazy political advertising was even going back 30 years to 1994. /s
These attack ads aren't far from what we have now lol.
Ah what could have been if they had both been allowed to co-host the nightly news.
2:42 Attack ad for Cuomo - lol
The Jew made me laugh out loud in public
How can we get Franken back on SNL??
Go back in time and make his sexual misconduct allegations go away
He's launching a standup tour so probably it will just happen.
The Cuomo one has aged strangely with the Nursing Home Controversy with Andrew.
There is simply no there to that story. One of the problems in this country is the failure of people to understand ANY nuance or detail at all. WHERE to count the deaths--hospital vs nursing home and leaving them in pending status until you figure it out is just not that huge an issue. In many states it takes up to 2 months to even issue a death certificate.
@@katharinephipps1637 Well, this comment hasn't aged well, has it?
What's the difference between a conspiracy theory and fact? About 6 months.
@@brianbouder5750 It's aged well. The deaths were reported the whole time and it is still WHERE they were to be reported--hospital or nursing home. So not really an issue but you can keep believing it is.
@@katharinephipps1637 To finally gain the confidence to actually go down here, Mr Cuomo did move his parents out of the old homes before he put the patients in. Either way he's resigned over being a pervy werido.
@@jamesfoz6400 He committed no crimes and I am not sure he's even a pervy weirdo. Conduct of the AG in that case is pretty questionable and politically motivated as were his so called accusers.
I...I think the Ted Kennedy shit actually happened. 😢😂
You wouldn’t be able to get away with that today. Case in point , one guy became a senator and the other one remained a successful comedian until he sadly passed away.
Did Franken and MacDonald get along after Norm was given the Weekend Update job? Franken quit because he had wanted it.
NewhamMatt what's the name of the other guy pls?
The guy on the left is Norm MacDonald, the then current Weekend Update anchor. The guy on the right is Al Franken, one of the show's longest serving writers and featured players, who is now the junior senator from Minnesota (Democrats) and one of the most prominent opponents of the Trump administration. I imagine you can see him online taking on both Jeff Sessions and Betsy DeVos. Franken quit SNL in 1995 when, having been a part of the show for most of the previous 20 years, Lorne gave the Weekend Update job to Norm instead of him.
Mitt Romney. That reminds me, why vote for somebody if they are going to lose?