Conan O’Brien is one of our generation’s greatest comedians. His self-deprecating humor legitimately spans cultures and connects with audiences around the globe in a way that no one else really can.
One of O’Brien’s attributes is his ability to not go far-left in his political commentary. It’s strange to call that an attribute, but every single late-night host or comedian of his stature seems to have caught a debilitating case of Trump derangement syndrome—he’s the exception.
O’Brien was rightfully honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor this year At the Kennedy Center—and his acceptance speech pushed the boundaries of his nonpolitical nature, sounding more like a pseudo-intellectual NPR lecture on the dangers of President Donald Trump rather than his typical fun-loving humor.
Here’s one excerpt, and I would encourage you to either…
