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Jay Leno Criticizes Political Late-Night Hosts

Jay Leno Points Fingers at Modern Late-Night Hosts for Getting Too Political After “The Late Show”'s Sudden Cancellation

“I don’t think anybody wants to hear a lecture," he added.

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Jay Leno Criticizes Talk Show Hosts for Being Too Political After ‘The Late Show’ Cancellation

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Jay Leno criticizes political late-night hosts amid Colbert 'Late Show' cancellation

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Jay Leno says political comedy can alienate audiences: ‘I don’t think anybody wants to hear a lecture’

Jay Leno is happy standing in the middle of the aisle as far as political humor goes.

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Leno Too Much Political Talk on Late Night Shows Not Good

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Bob Odenkirk Compares Stephen Colbert to Conan O’Brien Amid Late Show Cancellation

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Jay Leno Warns Against One-Sided Political Jokes: ‘Why Shoot for Just Half an Audience?’ | Video

“Well, why shoot for just half an audience all the time? You know, why not try to get the whole, I mean, I like to bring people into the big picture,”‘ he said.

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Jay Leno Says Late Night Hosts ‘Alienate’ Viewers: ‘I Don’t Think Anybody Wants to Hear a Lecture’

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Jay Leno Questions Why Late-Night Hosts “Alienate” Half Their Audience: “Get To The Joke”

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Jay Leno Discusses The State of Late Night TV

Jay Leno is taking a stand — and it’s not what most people expect in today’s divided entertainment world. The former Tonight Show host, who spent over two decades cracking jokes for millions of Americans, is now questioning the path that late-night comedy has taken.

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Jay Leno says political late-night hosts alienate audiences: 'I don’t think anybody wants to hear a lecture'

Jay Leno believes late-night TV could be more nonpartisan, stating that the politicization of the landscape alienates audiences: 'I don’t think anybody wants to hear a lecture.'

When Jay Leno Fought Hulk Hogan: The Bizarre 1998 Wrestling Match That Shook Late-Night TV

In 1998, Jay Leno stepped out of The Tonight Show studio and into the WCW ring to face Hulk Hogan in a real tag-team wrestling match that blended late-night comedy with pro wrestling drama.