The candidates’ flaws are a laughing matter for Seth Meyers
Clip: 10/14/2016 | 6m 58s
How does Seth Meyers strike a balance between political analysis and humor?
From the "birther" controversy to beauty queens, this year’s presidential election has granted endless fodder for late-night comedians. How do Seth Meyers and his fellow talk-show hosts strike a balance between political analysis and humor? Meyers joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss the antics of Donald Trump, why Meyers travels with his desk and his show’s biggest competition.
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The candidates’ flaws are a laughing matter for Seth Meyers
Clip: 10/14/2016 | 6m 58s
From the "birther" controversy to beauty queens, this year’s presidential election has granted endless fodder for late-night comedians. How do Seth Meyers and his fellow talk-show hosts strike a balance between political analysis and humor? Meyers joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss the antics of Donald Trump, why Meyers travels with his desk and his show’s biggest competition.
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