Craig Ferguson Twitter

When Craig does the tweets and e-mails jingle sometimes heplays thisone where there is this little midget mumbling about "check that twitter, I aint a babysitter". I found all the others on youtube, but cant find this one help me pleaseitis stuck in my head.

Answer: http://www.youtube.com/user/TVsCraigFerguson#p/u/79/xj8FKrygxmA It starts at 1:03

What was he thinking??? (Now here is the punchline can't wait for Letterman,Leno and Craig Ferguson tonight) OOOOp's that's right SC State Senator "Jake" (Confederate Pin-head) Knotts wasn't thinking!!!!(lol) Folks we are not all like this moron and many morons like him some of us have sense...they call us Yankees, Northerners, outsiders and if your from the South black,white or whatever they call you a sell-out to your Southern Heritage(lol) Please read the comments this "Dingle-Berry" Knotts made about Nikki Haley but the lowest is that he was insulting the President of the United States can he be impeached for this censured??? SC State Senator Jake Knotts Calls Gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley a RagHead June 3rd, 2010 | 3 Comments Just one day after Gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley was accused of having a one night stand with another campaigns political operative, South Carolina politics if the state that keeps on giving to late night comedic talk shows. Today, during a local Podcast called PubPolitics, State Senator Jake Knotts appeared on the program unannounced and went into a racial tirade. Knotts said (paraphrasing here) that we have one RagHead in the White House and didn’t need a Raghead (referring to Haley who is Indian American) in the State House. The Term Raghead is a racial/Ethnic slur like unto calling a Black person the “N” Word. Knotts is well known to be anti-Sanford, Anti-Haley but to use racial epitaphs are an all time low for anyone in political Office. Politisite went back to the site that hosts Pub Politics to down load the video for review. Just minutes after the program ended, the video was gone. Wesley Donehue came out with a quick disclaimer on Twitter and said that the Views of guests on PubPolitics are not the views of Wesley Donahue or Phil Bailey who host the show. The Program stated that there was technical difficulties with the program, thus the reason it was removed. We think otherwise CNN Reports: Donehue told CNN the video was not removed from the web, and will be posted online Friday. Haley’s spokesman Tim Pearson said: “Jake Knotts represents all that is wrong with South Carolina politics. He’s an embarrassment to our state and to the Republican Party. South Carolina is so much better than this, and the people of our state will make that quite clear next Tuesday.” SCGOP chair Karen Floyd called on Knotts to apologize. “The South Carolina Republican Party strongly condemns any use of racial or religious slurs,” Floyd said in a statement to CNN. “Senator Knotts should apologize for his inappropriate comments, so that we can put this unfortunate incident behind us and focus on issues important to moving our state forward

Answer: I think that as far as being comments, they were inappropriate. One must realize the necessity of staying in favor of the status quo, so long as they're aware of the affect of necessary change.

Personally, I think the show loses it's funny! The audience supports Craig as he tells jokes, reads emails and Twitters, and supports his guests! Geez, without the audience, it's lke radio! It's obvious he's not the best treated talk show host on CBS (he doesn't even have a house band!) considering how David Letterman is his boss! watch Craig Ferguson because he's funny, and you never hear of him having affiars with 30 different women, or getting into it with Jay Leno! I happen to think it was NBC's idea to do away with the audience. Anyway, enough from me, what do you guys think? Did last night's show of just sitting and talking work?

Answer: I don't think last night's show was meant to be funny. It was set up to be a conversation between old friends and two intelligent men. Two brilliant conversationalists, no audience to "dumb down" for, more time to converse, little pressure to promote. They were free to talk on whatever topic, on what they think is a comfortable pace; free to take it to any level, to follow whatever tangent the discussion goes off to. When you have a guest who clearly has a lot to talk about, and one who's as erudite and intellectual as Stephen Fry, this format can absolutely do wonders. It's not a show everybody would like, especially when you tuned in to Craig looking for his witty, innuendo-laden humour we've all come to love. But we get that humour five nights a week, and while Craig always finds ways to crack us up with sudden, off-the-cuff remarks that comes from God-knows-where, one can imagine how it can be difficult for him to maintain that level, show after show. So this, I think, is a refreshing of pace for both Craig and his viewers. All the arguments I have to justify why the experiment is successful can be best summarized by a comment from YouTube (yes, it was so good even the YouTube comments were more insightful than usual). To quote: 'This is the first time I have ever felt that I came away from late night television knowing more and not less."

About two nights ago or so I turned on my TV and saw a late night show on. I think it was The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, but I'm not positive. Anyways, there was this guy on it, I think he was an actor on one of those Crime shows like CSI or something like that. He was black and wearing sunglasses and the guy was talking about his twitter and how his son always wants car parts. He and Craig also were talking about how weird it would be for a rapper to have the name Kool-Aid. So bottom line: Does anybody the guest that was on there?

Answer: Guests from this week; - all shows were re-runs. Mo 6/29: Michael Douglas, Carrie Ann Inaba (R 4/30/09) Tu 6/30: Teri Hatcher, Martina McBride (R 4/23/09) We 7/1: Denis Leary, Diane Birch (R 6/2/09) Th 7/2: John McEnroe (R 4/28/09) Fr 7/3: Matthew McConaughey, Cokie Roberts (R 5/7/09)