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From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Bill Bradley didn't do too well in Super Tuesday. According to the polls, Bill Bradley does great with Democrats who make over $100k a year. Do you know what you call Democrats that make over $100 a year? Republicans. President Clinton has certified the nation of Columbia as our partner on the war against drugs. I thought Columbia was already our partner on the war on drugs - they make them, we buy them…. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: A lot of world leaders are travelling this time of year. The Pope is in the Holy Land, following the steps of Jesus. President Clinton is in India, where he is following in the footsteps of the Kuma Sutra. President Clinton and the National Rifle Association are going at it. The NRA said that Bill Clinton is a man who wants to control every citizen in the United States. Come on, Clinton can't even control himself. Have you seen those NRA ads where Charlton Heston is attacking Bill Clinton? It's tough taking sides in an argument between Charlton Heston and president Clinton. On one side you've got a classic actor trained to fake emotion in front of a camera, trained to win you over with a well-rehearsed script. On the other side you've got Charlton Heston. From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: According to a new study, 5% of people on anti-depressants experience orgasms when they yawn. This means that Al Gore could be responsible for more orgasms than Bill Clinton. From The Late Show with David Letterman: President Clinton said this week that if Hillary wins the Senate race in New York, he has no idea what the duties of the husband of a Senator are. I bet you one thing -- he won't be interviewing interns.... From The Daily Show: Janet Reno has ordered that Elian Gonzalez be returned to his father. In a press conference earlier this week, she said that a child needs to be with his father, which is exactly what Woody Allen said to Soon Yi. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: President Clinton said last week that if Hillary wins the Senate race in New York, he has no idea what the duties of the husband of a Senator are. Husband of a senator? He doesn't know what the duties of a regular husband are. From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: Plans are underway now for the $100,000,000 Clinton Presidential Library to be built along the belt of the Arkansas River. Historians say this will be the only Presidential Library in history with a mirror on the ceiling. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: According to "USA Today," the average American woman is a size 14. They said over 60,000,000 women in the U.S. are a size between 14 and 24. In fact, when President Clinton heard about this, he immediately ordered a bigger desk. This week marks the 52nd anniversary of Norman Mailer's book The Naked and the Dead, which, I think, is the Clinton-Gore story. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The Republican Party set a fundraising record last Wednesday raising almost $22M in one night. The largest contributors were the tobacco industry and the National Rifle Association. And today, Bush said it has nothing to do with his new campaign slogan: "I'll walk a mile to shoot a Camel." From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Political experts said last week that Hillary Clinton has been gaining votes because she's been campaigning in remote regions that are usually ignored by politicians. When asked about this she said she understands what it's like to have a region ignored by a politician. Paula Jones is going to be posing nude for Penthouse magazine. Just because Clinton did something wrong, why should we be paying for it? President Clinton said that the U.S. trade deal with China will be good for America because China will be a big customer. That's true. China, in fact, is already the largest consumer of American politicians. Last week, the Democrats held a huge fundraiser honoring president Clinton and raised $26 million. Performing at the gala were 17 year-old LeAnn Rimes and Stevie Wonder. That shows you how smart Clinton is. He's got a girl that's barely legal and a guy who can't be an eyewitness. In the New York Senate Race, the latest polls show a dead heat between Rick Lazio and Hillary Clinton, although Hillary may hold a slight edge. According to the "New York Post," Hillary Clinton is doing extremely well with younger Jewish women - not as well as her husband did, but pretty good. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The new movie, "Gone in 60 Seconds," opened last Friday. It's all about how long George W. Bush would last on "Jeopardy." From THE TONIGHT SHOW with JAY LENO: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: This is shaping up to be a pretty exciting election. Gore or Bush - you either get put to sleep or put to death. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Last Sunday, George W. Bush said on ABC's "This Week," that for his running mate he will pick someone who will be qualified to be President of the United States. He's lucky, he gets to pick someone who is qualified to be President - we've got to pick between him and Gore. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Everybody is waiting to see who Bush and Gore pick for their vice-presidential running mates. Traditionally, the candidates pick someone who doesn't threaten their abilities, someone who's less appealing, less informed, less charismatic, less dynamic. It's too bad these two can't pick each other. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: President Clinton defended Hillary from allegations that she made an anti-Semitic remark. He said she might have called someone a bastard, but not a racial slur. Do you have a feeling that Clinton's drawing from personal experience? From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: According to a new book called "State of the Union," back in 1974, Hillary Clinton allegedly made an anti-Semitic remark. Hillary said she has nothing against the Jewish people. In fact, she said some of her husband's best girlfriends have been Jewish. From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: Republican candidate George W. Bush has unveiled his new $200 million proposal to promote responsible fatherhood. Bush said if fathers were more responsible in bringing up their children, he wouldn't have to execute so many of them later in life. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The Republican National Convention begins this week in Philadelphia. Do you know what the Liberty Bell and George W. Bush have in common? Both of them have a crack problem.... During his speech earlier this week at the Republican National Convention, General Colin Powell called for action to reduce the number of people in prison in this country. And George W. Bush responded by saying he's executing them as fast as he can.... From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The word is that Laura Bush, the wife of Governor George Bush has stopped wearing dark gray suits and can now be seen wearing bright colors for TV appearances. Too bad she can't be seen with a brighter husband.... From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From The Late Show with David Letterman: From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The Democrats say that unlike the Republican convention, the Democratic convention will focus on "real people." And, what better place to find "real people" than Los Angeles.... From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Al Gore said during his acceptance speech last week [at the Democratic National Convention] that he couldn't possibly thank by name all those responsible for getting him where he is today. Why sure, those Chinese names are hard to pronounce. From Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher: In Atlanta, Georgia, one of the largest condom manufacturers in the world closed its doors last week. If that isn't proof that this is the end of the Clinton era, I don't know what is. From The Late Show with David Letterman: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: George W. Bush said that if he's elected, he will spend $5 billion to teach kids to read by the 3rd grade. Of course, the good news is here in California we already have a billion-dollar plan to teach 3rd graders to read. We call it the 12th grade. Al Gore has been accused of polling voters and using the results of that poll to write his policy statement. Gore shot back and said he pays no attention to the polls and neither do 73.8% of the American people. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Nancy Reagan has published a book that contains many of her husband's, Ronald Reagan, love letters. Hillary Clinton is planning a similar book of Clinton's love notes. In fact, she's collected over a hundred from 30 different women.... From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Some Bulgarian weightlifters were sent home from the Olympics and their medals were taken. George W. Bush said he sympathizes with them because like them he doesn't speak English very well and has trouble with drug use.... The election is 6 to 7 weeks away. Is anybody happy about the candidates? We've got Gore, Bush, Nader, Buchanan. This is like trying to find a good piece of fruit at 7-Eleven.... Yesterday they had the Presidential Debates. The local NBC station had the option to either carry the debates or the playoff baseball game. So, you want to watch guys lying or guys stealing? A lot of people think that George W. Bush isn't smart enough for the job [of President]. Yesterday they asked him about RU486 and he thought it was a character from "Star Wars." During the Presidential debates earlier this week, George W. Bush said that he was Pro-Life. Boy, I bet it got a big laugh from all the guys in Texas on death row. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Both the presidential candidates say they are going after the education vote. Al Gore says he wants to reduce class size to maybe 19 or 20 students, and Bush said today that that's not good enough. Bush said he would not rest until he could reduce class size to zero.... During the debates last week, Bush came out against gay marriage. Gore is a little more liberal. Gore says he thinks that we should have some sort of civic union between people; a union where two people could be together in the eyes of the law, even though it's not really a marriage. Kind of like what the Clinton's have now.... During the debates last week, Bush brought up the phrase, "brownfield," which are abandoned, industrial sites that just sit idly in some of our urban centers. Out here we call them Planet Hollywood. Any of you ever notice that the presidential debates are like a fashion show? Bush has the brains of a supermodel and Gore's got the make-up of one.... According to the current issue of "Marie Claire" magazine, 62% of women say they would rather kiss Al Gore than George W. Bush. Just remember that if you do kiss these guys, you're not just kissing a politician, you're also kissing the butt of everyone they've kissed in the last 7 years.... Bush is continuing to campaign across the country telling people about his tough education standards in Texas. Under his plan, every 6th grader will read at a 3rd grade level by the time they're in the 9th grade. Happy birthday to First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton; she turned 53 last Wednesday. Did you see who was on stage at Hillary's birthday party in New York? Robert DeNiro and Bill Clinton - two of the greatest actors of our time.... Nickolodeon did a survey asking kids who they would vote for president, and they picked Bush over Gore. Like real voters there was a gender gap. Boys tended to vote for Bush because he once owned a sports team. The girls tended to vote for Gore because he likes to play with makeup.... Potential First Lady Laura Bush and Lynn Cheney ended their "W Stands for Women" tour last week. They've been touring a bus all around the country for a week courting women voters, saying that the "W" in George W. Bush's name stands for women - as opposed to back in the 70s when it stood for wasted. Because this is an election year, a lot of people dressed up as Al Gore or George Bush. More people dressed up as George Bush, not for political reasons -- it's just a lot of kids can't afford all the make-up it takes to be Al Gore. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Today's the big day. Every 4 years remove one president, install another. Kind of like changing the kitty litter.... George Bush told Fox News that he is very confident. He says he's going to win California. Well, that could just be the whisky talking.... Turns out presidential running mate Dick Cheney had TWO drunk driving arrests in his past. That's why Bush picked him. He's not just a running mate, he's a drinking buddy. Conan O'Brien Election Bonus: President Clinton says in this month's "Esquire" that he wants the Republicans who spoke against him during the impeachment to apologize to him. But the Republicans today said those were oral insults, and under Clinton's logic, an oral insult is not really an insult. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Looks like Gore won the popular vote, and George Bush won the Electoral College. Who would've believed that? Gore is the popular one and Bush is the one doing well in college. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The people of Florida are making the best of the [hand count] situation. Hookers in florida have introduced a new special, for $20 they'll give you a hand count.... Did you see Al Gore on TV the other night? They make him seem like a regular guy. For example, he gives his speech from the living room of the vice-presidential mansion. He’s standing in front of a fireplace, there’s a mantle behind him, and on the mantle family photos of him and the children. Then they pull back and there’s a podium. Now, who has a podium in their living room? To his credit, Governor George W. Bush not letting the setback stop his transition. For example, today he was briefed on the plight of children in foreign countries. Actually, he just went to see "Rugrats in Paris." Today Al Gore had hundreds of letters kids wrote to Santa Claus thrown out because of invalid postmarks. Vice-Presidential candidate Dick Cheney is doing fine. Cheney checked himself into the hospital last week after he noticed he was having minor chest pains. He knew it wasn't serious because since he's a Republican, the heart is not a vital organ. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: The latest rumor is that when President Clinton leaves office he’s going to run for mayor of New York City. Instead of the "City that Never Sleeps," it’ll be the "City that Never Sleeps Alone." From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: An Al Gore spokesman said that they are going to the Courts, and that will bring it to an end. Only in politics do you go to the Courts to speed things up…. Dick Cheney’s cardiologist said that although his [Cheney’s] heart function is not normal, his health is excellent. What does that mean? See, for Republicans, your heart is considered a secondary organ. Over the weekend in a game against Washington, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman suffered his 10th concussion of his career. 10 concussions down there in Texas. 2 more and they make you Governor. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Al Gore gave a speech earlier this week conceding the Presidency. A lot of people said that he should've bowed out sooner. That's where he and Bill Clinton differ - Clinton knows when he's been licked. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: A lot of people felt that Al Gore's biggest mistake was looking unnatural in the debates and telling those exaggerated stories. So, basically too much make-up and trying to make up too much. Last week, Gore referred to Bush as the president-elect and said, "He would be my president, too." You get the feeling that when Gore refers to Bush as "my president," it's with the same feeling when Hillary refers to Bill as "my husband"? From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: President-elect Bush said he would use the military experience he learned in the National Guard to help him as president. So I guess that means he'll be Commander-in-Chief one weekend a month and then two weeks in the summer.... From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Well, finally the courts in Florida can now go back to what they do best - sentencing Daryl Strawberry. In an interview with "Rolling Stone" magazine, President Clinton says he is looking forward to flying commercial again instead of flying Air Force One. You know why? Flight attendants. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: There was an article last week in "USA Today" about George W. Bush's body language. They say when he's annoyed he narrows his eyes, when he's tired his face sags a bit, when he's happy, he lifts his shoulders and tilts his head a little bit. It didn't say what he does when he's deep in thought because apparently that hasn't happened yet. From Late Night with Conan O'Brien: I was reading an interview in one of the magazines last week about George W. Bush. His bedtime is 9.30, his favorite food is peanut butter and jelly. He still calls his father, "Daddy"; last week he was packing up his personal baseball collection to take with him to the White House, and he just got a puppy. Sounds like we just elected the president of the 3rd grade.... George W. Bush is on vacation in Florida. They showed him on the news playing golf. I guess he likes golf, because it's like the election - lowest score wins.... According to the Drudge Report, NBC is in discussions with President Clinton about developing his own talk show for the network. The show will be something like "Meet the Press," except for Clinton it'll be something called, "Press the Meat".... |
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