CHRIS MATTHEWS
...last night on Leno, he praised Arnold for his waffly apologies and attacks pertaining to the groping allegations, "unlike Clinton" who was "horrible".
Beyond everything else, what Clinton did was CONSENSUAL. He didn't harass or humiliate people, and get off (figuratively) on it.
The only reason I was watching Leno was because I was on the phone until about 1215 and TFM Housemate Ben was watching Leno, after Letterman proved to have lame guests. So no more Leno for me for a while.
On the other hand, one of the great positive consequences of Arnold's election is the sheer joy of the humor found a few minutes later, on Conan's show. Robert Smigel's Arnold impersonation has to be the funniest I've ever heard. And it didn't hurt that Conan had Michael Moore on last night, who was quite good, and managed to poke fun at GE, NBC's corporate parent. Moore confirmed that he's in the process of making his bombshell documentary Farenheit 911, still due out next year.
...last night on Leno, he praised Arnold for his waffly apologies and attacks pertaining to the groping allegations, "unlike Clinton" who was "horrible".
Beyond everything else, what Clinton did was CONSENSUAL. He didn't harass or humiliate people, and get off (figuratively) on it.
The only reason I was watching Leno was because I was on the phone until about 1215 and TFM Housemate Ben was watching Leno, after Letterman proved to have lame guests. So no more Leno for me for a while.
On the other hand, one of the great positive consequences of Arnold's election is the sheer joy of the humor found a few minutes later, on Conan's show. Robert Smigel's Arnold impersonation has to be the funniest I've ever heard. And it didn't hurt that Conan had Michael Moore on last night, who was quite good, and managed to poke fun at GE, NBC's corporate parent. Moore confirmed that he's in the process of making his bombshell documentary Farenheit 911, still due out next year.
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