What's My Line episode buried since 1960

Enjoy two short clips from a What's My Line episode that was inaccessible to the public between 1960 and 2024. You get a glimpse of United States senators Scoop Jackson from Washington state and Thruston Morton from Kentucky. It is necessary for a digital editor to do some work with Adobe Premiere Pro so that TH-cam viewers can see the rest of the episode. Watch this TH-cam upload, paying close attention to the captions, and you will understand the condition under which an editor will consider doing the work.
The relevant issue involves two trolls, Wayne Gary Wetstein and Eric John Paddon, who watch hundreds and hundreds of ancient game show episodes. They do too much typing and too much speculating. They insult other commentators. They don't read enough books, newspapers or magazines. Bennett Cerf and Peter Gabel would want these two people to improve their reading comprehension. Were the two people to make some changes in their lifestyles, their words would have more beneficial effects on the millions of strangers who believe what they type.