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>> giovanni russonello was hired by "the new york times" to do a daily roundup column called "best of late night." >> we realized he was redefining the landscape of late-night tv. >> do you think if someone watched these shows the way you do they would find themselves changing their political views? >> no. i think that the way these shows work is they tune into a certain decibel level, a certain level of outrage, a certain angle of critique. >> the president was griping about the size of the crowd and wondering how his pink tie played with the audience. >> who would you say is the toughest on ...

Kellyanne. >> he did not let her slip away. i thought it was very effective. it was one of the best interviews he's done. >> in general you always walk away from interviews with politicians wishing you'd pushed a little harder. >> have the hosts stopped being funny and started getting too serious? >> it's become a new brand of comedy, i think, that's both informative, and i think pretty funny. >> giovanni russonello was hired by "the new york times" to do a daily roundup column called "best of late night." >> we realized he was redefining the landscape of late-night tv. >> do you think someone...

And otherwise. he was curious enough to figure out america. he numeric when many other -- >> that's a pivot right there, kellyanne. >> no, the democrats did not -- >> he did not let her slip away. it was very effective. it was one of the best interviews he's done. >> in general, you always walk away from interviews with politicians wishing you'd pushed a little harder. >> have the hosts stopped being funny and started getting too serious? >> it's become a new brand of comedy, i think, that's both informative, and yeah, i do think pretty funny. >> giovanni russonello was hired by "the new york ...

Daily roundup column called "best of late night." >> we realized that trump through his own style was redefining the landscape of late-night tv. >> do you think if someone watched these shows every night the way you do, they would find themselves changing their political views? >> no. i think that the way these shows work is, they tune into a certain decibel level, a certain level of outrage, a certain angle of critique. >> the president was griping about the size of the crowd and wondering how his pink tie played with the audience. >> who would you say is the toughest on trump? >> colbert has...

It was one of the best interviews he's done. >> in general, you always walk away from interviews with politicians wishing, you know, you pushed a little harder. >> had the hosts stopped being funny and started getting too serious? >> it's become a new brand of comedy, i think, that's both informative, and, yeah, i do think pretty funny. >> giovanni was hired by "the new york times" to do a daily roundup column called "best of late-night." >> we realized that trump, through his own style, was redefining the landscape of late-night tv. >> do you think if someone watched these shows every night, ...