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>> number three, peyton manning. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> things i've always wanted to say to dave number one, bull murray. >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> so long dave you will be missed. stephen colbert will take the rains. let's get down to business. >> good morning. authorities expect more protesters out of mcdonald's head quarters today. they are holding their annual shareholders meeting and the workers are calling for an increase in minimum wage to $15 an hour. you may pay for this weekend but experts say gas prices should
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this morning, i wake up and next to me in bed is the head of a peacock. so i don't know. broadway's ed sullivan theater. >> it's a marvelous, wonderful edifice and we couldn't be happier to be here. >> august 1993. >> the thing that spooked dave more than anything else was the double balcony. and it was enormous. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have a wonderful program tonight, bull murray, billy joel. >> dave's first night on a new network. >> welcome to broughtway, baby! >> in a new time slot. when the dust of the late night war settled, jay leno had the tonight show and dave had a multi-million dollar deal with cbs. it was a risky move. >> cbs did not have anything in their history of late night. so letterman comes on. his first couple of months on the air was absolute can't-miss television.
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this morning, i wake up and next to me in bed is the head of a peacock. so i don't know. >> the ed sullivan theater. >> aug -- august, 1993. >> the double balcony was enormous. >> and we have bull murray and billy joel. >> the first night on a new network. in a new time slot. >> when the dust of the late night war settled, jay leno had the tonight show and dave had a multi-million dollar deal with cbs. it was a risky move. >> cbs did not have anything in the history of late night. so letterman comes on and the first few months was absolute can't-miss television. >> it's a joke, okay.
HeadPeacockBedEd-sullivan-theaterNetworkSlotNightBalconyAugBilly-joelBull-murray1993>> just what i said. you were graceful. you were confident. you're going to be a very fine king. >> i don't know what to say. >> your father would be very proud. >> i'm not so certain about that. >> if i were your father, i'd be proud. >> wow. bill murray playing the charming fdr, laying it on the king of england. what did you make -- i haven't seen that movie yet. what did you make of it? >> it's a strange kind of movie, very shapeless. but there's something very interesting going on now, as you learn more about the lives of great men, you learn that sexually, they were more twisted than even bill clinton could conceive of on his kinkier days. to think that so much was going on behind the scenes of fdr, from his polio, you know, from the fact that the country was
KingFatherBull-murrayCharming-fdrEpic-inside-baseballSomethingItKindHaven-tEnglandVery-shapelessCountrysenate position that's open. he proves that he is just a consummate showman in this movie. everything about this movie is real. absolutely real. fetishistically real, except for the clie mamax which is straight of a hollywood cliff hanger from the 1920s. but it's a treficily entertaining movie. and it shows you how much we didn't know way back when. >> i know, i remember as a side story, what a great role the canadian ambassador played. it looked like him. anyway, now back to politics and bull murray's portrayal of f.d.r. and his relationship, i never knew about it, with his cousin daisy while welcoming in king and queen of england before world war ii. let's watch a bit of it. park on hudson." let's watch a bit of it. >> you were unfortunately tonight, young man. >> what do you mean?
Epic-inside-baseballSenateEverythingPositionShowmanFetishistically-realHollywoodClie-mamaxSide-storyTreficilyCliff-hanger1920all in will fall of 2008 it came tumbling down with the financial crisis that plunged the world into the worst economic crisis since the worst depression, >> most destructive crisis sin the great depression. >> throughout history it has taken up to ten years to recover from financial crisis of this magnitude. >>neil: a lot of americans agree with that, that it is, indeed, not this president's fault more like his predecessor's fault, a whopping 58 percent blame president obama for the weak economy. do you think it is gettings it . i am startled but i guess it and what it is. what do you make of it? >>guest: do you remember the movie "groundhog day," bull murray wakes up to the same song. the problem with president obama
WorldCrisisInGreat-depression2008SinMagnitudeTenGota-crush-on-obamaEconomyPresidentNeil-cavutolow," i have to say there are people who come on this show that have been in movies, but you kind of are movies. there is, there's a history -- >> i've been around. >> it's more than around. you could be around, but you know, starting with "boo radially, now it's an oprah book club selection. 50 years later. this is the new movie that you've done, which is extraordinary. >> yes. >> love this movie. >> thank you. >> it would be great that you just explained a little about what your character felix is wanting from bill murray, who's the funeral director in the movie. you two, by the way, are quite a team. >> yeah, he's great. he's great to work with, great to work with, yeah. no, my character dies. they fictionalize a real-life situation. a guy who sets and up goes to his own funeral because he wants
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