Hello, my name is our frank and I'm already a fucking friend of continents, I found the ban- is there and welcome to come, o needs a friend if is your first time listening. This is my rather transparent attempt. To make more friends using be podcast format

Could be a shame, but I'm not I'm having a blast. It is really fun and I'm joined, as always by my superlative team. My assistant extraordinaire Sonia most ass. You know Osanna High yeah, what's wrong with you does very net as nice. It's a trap. A trap me just being nice. You you a good friend. We ve been through a lot of scrapes together some high highs and some low lows, yeah but you ve always stuck by my side, because I pay you and but you're good friend, that's cool yeah. You! I too think you. Let me go very that's a very toned down son today, aeronauts gonna and then I'm also joined by our are pretty sir MAC. Goarly isn't producer or is it executive, pretty sir,

go, the executive proves always they difference. I really don't know is in part, cats are their executive pre. Are you a producer? Would I think, podcasting as an industry has figured that out there were people that tell you that there are different things, but I just make this thing go from this to the internet. Ok, I added it tight knit you added erupted, oh sure, so this is always talking about. So when I go on those in saying hi radio specify put those up front, we're just lose it and start screaming at my father, why you tat you get those out or cold opens for the have required? Yes, father, why why father? Well, I'm glad you do whatever you doing its working. This thing is very successful well thanks! You you ve heard it, though, have you ve, never listened. I do

at the sound of my own voice and I'm shocked that other people can tolerate the sound of her voice. I know I don't know nice. Nice voice will thank you, but I don't like to drive around or I would never listened to my own podcast. I really enjoy doing it s really enjoy. I don't believe you It's my own show around the clock. I've never actually seen my children because the only way I look at my what am I showed him as if their held up between me and the screen that I'm watching that showing a colonel and from the nineties, those classic audits, their held up the

as this is a key word seen why exciting things die. We we hired a very, very strong ass. You hold my fourteen year old, rapidly approaching my heights. His name is Julius Caesar perform refreshing wrestler and his job is to lift my son and linking music plays and for a second interrupts. My view of myself from the nineties cause I'm just watching a constantly and I'm sitting in a chair, and I in the jars we'll have to go to the bathroom is come on. What would happen soon? Jars, more you save more marked day and date. Science wants to understand. My genius and the scientific community needs to know at some point. How did this guy exist? How many have a mind like that? That's enough to get his Urim and they'll have

four years ago I dont have February. I don't know what happened. It's gone stay. So I don't know if I get thrown away or white, or maybe it get, to discuss. Thrust is very like a raiders at the last dark warehouse, just full of your jars of your yes. Yes, at the end of the Congo, Brian store they're gonna pull back slowly warehouse and it just gonna be jars of urine. Look Maybe we ve gone down a bad road when they were gone down. A great road, the important thing is that science will one day have access to my yearn to understand how my mind worked. Well, what's that noise is just utter disk us I don't think anybody cares Watson. Can. We really cares what they do. You're gonna have to figure out one day. How this happened to me have had to stop

from pushing that's gonna, be an antidote. Why was this dialogue vaccine and why that's not right we're injecting a small amount of Kanzi earn you to vaccinate you from becoming lack worldwide. All children at bury this one's during the babble. He certainly talk, nonsensical and he's he's dipping out of weird depression, and then euphoria and lots of weird babble, civil war references quickly in Chad, injecting Conan Antivirus, you gotta sunburn in the delivery right. So I'm a good laugh. Just as I can't go in the sun bites it's possible. It's possible I consider the end it's possible, we have a really good shouted. I really fascinating show my guest today is an author

Emma Award winning comedian in a former senator of Minnesota he's. Now hosting his own serious exam, show the owl, Frank and show l, Frank and is joining us I too mentioned I did talk at length with out on the show a tv show about his resignation from the Senate and it was a was a pretty serious discussion, as you can imagine. If you want to see that interview it's available on team cocoa, the podcast was an opportunity for me to go a different way and talk to My friend how frightened my friend of many many years, who is a boy lately funny comedian and talk to him about comedy oh maybe he thinks it works out. Still don't understand myself

hilarious, I'm thrilled he's here now, Frank and thanks for joining us. I bet you in nineteen eighty eight, eighty eight I was, if I ask, is correct. Thirty, one years ago, yo I yeah, I was a upon kid. I remember very clearly my running partner, the time Great Daniels and I came to New York to write on certain alive and I pitched something also and no no, no. No. You laugh the owl frank and laugh oh, and I immediately relaxed I thought we were going at bounced data there. Any second and I pitch. We had a sketch remember order what there was about. It was about a lab professor. It was something I

to do. For my friends, it's a lab professor, maybe like who had a lab skeleton and say well, we have, of course, the story here. Patel is the thickest of the bones, and then he would look over this going on this guy. He got as scared every time you were and then you you came up to me and you, and I really like that, and I wait I'm sorry, that's how you away, no. That was Roseanne bar. That was a t rex by anyway, you were a generous laffer with me right away, and I remember that feeling great. Remember that feeling grain be borne laughin in the officer is our right. It's interesting to because everything would be based on you. Remember this, the red throughs that we would do us alive.

You did. How many I mean if you add up all your years, it's Saturday night live, isn't it like a hundred and eleven? If something crazy, I did fifteen seasons. So we did twenty year right. That's sweet as you also for your really in the numbers, I was good at math and science listen and I must Sputnik kid worn, fifty one and when Sputnik, when my parents me and my brother into the living room and said you boys, against study, math and science, so we can beat the soviets- and I thought pressure. Did you usually fight was obviously you guys yeah in Minnesota. We were about we're in little yeah. A liberal and obedient yeah, so and so my brother was real, really really good at it and went to MIT, and I was really good at it and I you know I went to another school. Where was very well

yes, yes, effort at school and he became a photographer. I became a community, but we beat the sub You know it's nice that you took that seriously and then yes, The wall came down, the Soviets were defeated, we and then Sonia married one is my son yes, but he he wasn't one of the soviets. You are fighting well anyway. Yes, he was, he was a trial. Aren't we were fighting that we were fighting them all. He was a child, and here is that you know I grew up in the Soviet Union of child care. Is there any came here? That's what we're here yet when he was eleven but out. What I maintain is that when you fight the Soviets, you fight them all man, so tat your husband, even as a small child, we were we,

out to defeat tack. You were saying TAT was the enemy was now he's not he was a child, so Don't I desire even now trials about. I remember his freeway yeah. So I I came. To certain alive, and I was so scared. And then got to know you Jim Downy, right away and that's the thing by certain eleven hours was impressed with as they throw you right into the deep and there's, no into what is the ban Lizzy? I dig out a sketch the baron? You know what I'm saying his you do. Your job, the deeper ok right right, a sketch rightly say: go in pitch to Steve Martin go in pitch to Martin Short, go in pitch to you

come in off the street. I now, but it's that's. That's like cool and privilege here, you're Vienna. Yes, I think being thrown in the deep and is a good thing. Guy this isn't going. I thought it was a pejorative. Ok, This is just I'm not going away. I wanted to go. Why are a couple of ideas? Thinking back to the ship one is just. This is my show where the origin of life would show wit life's housing when you cut, when you say to me thy shell and I'm sorry, am I wrong goarly? If someone says to me, like hey yeah, the show I go of course, Conan

Don T be ass right. I think Conan broadcast nothing. So no. What do you think when you hear the show? I you know what I know, how you think you think jugglers no longer on the air, so try to create a shower actual male gigolo does is: domain I mean acted. Ours is reality. Is that if this soft core pornography living caning guy, it's it's got a plot in its guide, certain gigolo that follows, but it is that software pornography, I'm sorry well. How do you anyway, backers a show like that get cancel? It was getting any interest in this often happens failing to juggle those were pulling out. No de bill Nigh Science guy came up against US interests that they have no idea. I don't know

but now you really time western alive. What are you? What are the ideas you want to talk about her favorite sketch that didn't make it oh, but interesting, but that's the item my feet. It's the one come one of the ones that comes to mind or the one that was most annoying to you that didn't yeah. There was one out, so this is the disparity between how it did it read through verse, What happened to the sketch, so I had I do remember. Phil Hartman had a character name, mace, yes, and more or less. Was this medical, tough right, so that I can access the voice, but this incredibly tough right, tough guy in the world. Like I meet me at nice, MRS Maes, in any of you know, Phil Harmon, one of the great ass, an owl players of all time, could do anything for glue good job and he did this care

it. Just was very funny when he was made tusk gonna, and so I had this idea that maize is in his cell and the scene starts with fino a guard coming by Chinese against right screw. You good luck in your house, and you know how incredibly Orpheus ripe, has really tough and then whoever the gas was that we can adopt a member who was, but let's just say, was Matthew. Modin he's my go to these might go to list. I always say if I say like look from ever murdered by, let's just say, Matthew Movie, so so I then they they put this prisoner in with him and it's that class, thing. We

with me, the king, in his cell bluff, see I maize and the guys like a book ever. I dont want any and only trouble. You bet you don't each of our new lungs and I feed into a shut. Your eyes are known shine by any. Does this whole thing I got the guy lays down in his bunk and mace looks over and their sector because others there's a bunk bed, its assent the jail cell for two and there's one

suppose toilet in the middle of the room? Montmartre is looking over and adjust becomes clear that Mesa's shy of how to sail maize is doing a lot of like scimitar. You he's looking at the toilet, any stirring it had that way and the guy Matthew Billina I gave you gotta go you gotta go in and then he saying things like when you go to sleep in the time I got to see you get a good night's sleep. I think I do to get imprisoning as an ok, I'm a little tired. He stressed to go to sleep in the minute. He thinks he's nodded off Phil goes over, and then this was something Gregg Daniels out of that was really funny, which is, he starts peeling off little pieces of toilet paper. Serious

Massimo D would wake up people. So this thing I read it read through and killed hilt and you know in a peace kills it read through, and people were like pounding the desks, the piano the coroner's rattling the acute tiles falling. I mean like just it was killing and I afterwards we're coming up like putting me on the bad guy I've learned made. I contacted me briefly and then celebrated with attack and I was like while and then the all week long people like Hell. I can't wait for that. I can't wait for that and then dress rehearsal and they to do it. Not I I don't know what happened to this day, not a laugh, and it happens sometimes by You know the way. There's a thing, our in a sketch there's a trigger its, and it said

it's the trigger that's supposed to set everything else, the wonderful all the latter's renting come need to be with that trigger and when you hit that line and the your pulse and nothing having you know that you guys are nine more pages right and none of that's gonna catch run, none of it, and so I watched it just completely go down the drain. How are you do you have a sketch that you really loved another several one and that FARC Doc

So why did your interesting history you live? There were the accused, so Al Gore. Why don't? I just want to tell our listeners that I have a pen, pals paper and I'm trying to draw I'm just trying to figure out how one thing goes to another like TAT is Al Gore and for Doktor Manette doesnt work, I'm telling you right now it doesn't work so our door is gonna house, I believe, two thousand and two and he s that I'd be a guest rider to refresh. So I and I think about it. I have some some lead time, and so I I right

sketch that Al Gore is not right for our here is the brightness. Ok three of our cast members in the Amy Polar being one and they're waiting in a room- and I think Amy was the one who was very impatient and sceptical that this famous diagnostician can diagnose diseases when no one else can coming from Duke and their law he's a little late and she is caves, both skeptical and impatient enders. One well other doctors going like no, I'm telling you he's amazing, so the FARC, whoever the hosts, would be the place far

comes in and he's read all the files right, all the different people, and so they bring first patient in and they cannot. These other doctors cannot figure out what is wrong with this guy, and so this doktor from books says the patient. He says. Ok, I'm going to need you to far too and the guy says what I'm gonna need you, you know too far, and so the guy driving does Finally, Sweetwater and Doktor says. Your mother was so. Yes, yes did. You have

the bully salad for a longer. Yes, I did you have a very specific and very specific disease and all the other doctors are going like out. Of course, my god, that's brilliant, and the Good NEWS is that we know how to do. There's gonna be fine and a guy's got off. Thank you. Thank spatial comes in, in the unified sceptical, but parts and he's going like ethical, but I'm just fearlessly there's right now and you obviously are set the Corbett farts needs sceptical, but for its ever been said, regarding one being, I forgot: one b is after that first patiently he takes a little fan

sure your electorate little family clears the logging so saying along comes in, and he goes like very interesting why can't you fired again takes out a bigger. Collects this one because he wants me to bring it back. Then another guy comes in any is just an asshole by just a fucking asshole about being asked ass a fired any just just dick about it finally dies and- and it's like you know what I'm going to talk to you later. And then he leaves- and he says, he's he's a day

all of them are kind of like ok, we're there. They I just never like there was never liked them. So then the last person comes in