Seeing some comments how they wish Carlin was here to witness how the world has turned. But you know what? Honestly, nothing has changed since he was still alive. Literally nothing. His comments are timeless. They still apply to today’s issues. It’s almost scary how little change we’ve made over the years since this brilliant man was around. If you want to know how George feels about today’s issues, just watch his content and you’ll know exactly how he’d feel.
@@hotrox2112 Very little has changed since Huckleberry Finn. It's still dusty old ladies shaking their fingers and demanding the blacks don't understand and little white boys keep their mouths shut and take their lickin's!!!!
Nothing has changed because people wont to live in their bubble still. You try to tell people about reality, and they think your joking or crazy. Either way folks will not take you seriously. Conditioned to the max.
I disagreed with his atheism but his commentary was clear, on point and correct. He had great insight that is correct even for the world today in Nov. 2024
@@williammartinez840 He wasn't necessarily an atheist, plus that term becomes more complex when you get into idealist philosophy. Like Buddhists are technically atheists according to some. > No, there's no God, but there might be some sort of an organizing intelligence, and I think to understand it is way beyond our ability. It's certainly not a judgmental entity. The way he spoke and thought about the world often sounded like a dispassionate version of eastern theological ideas like Atman or the idea of it being a great big show for our entertainment. Plus the acid and mescaline he took points that way too.
So very true, and on a side note. Anyone who likes and is interested in society, groups within society, and individuals being part of a group and society here is the best book written by a self-educated man. Eric Hoffer "The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements" It's fantastic!
@Panda_Whisperer Interesting POV you have in your life. I can’t recall the last time I’ve heard someone say it. That being said, there will always those percentage of people in life. Have to stay from those type of people.
Garbage in, garbage out, cracked me up. It's just so perfect. Another little nugget I'll never forget is when he talked about when people get together - "when they clot." Boy, that's such a vivid term!
Watched and listened to George Carlin for years. I appreciate you editing in his stand-up routines (uncensored) to give added context to the conversation. Thank you for making this!
You can see by his expression whilst being introduced he’s a little bit embarrassed to get so much praise, clearly he was humble. One of the most profound thinkers in ways whilst also being so ordinary and relatable. Genius!
@@jeffcard3623 I’d go one step further and say he is one of the most important thinkers and orators of this time. Never afraid to push boundaries or upset anyone to make a point, but his energy in interviews always seemed to be gentle and thoughtful.
@marksfightclips3593 sure... at least my guy got votes in a primary and wasn't just installed last min. 6months ago she polled as not an option, yet now she's your choice to lead lmao look in the mirror buddy
They’ve been this way for decades he just understood it long before the majority. He never suffered from the brainwashing, he was a realist. It’s all there to be seen you just have to accept reality.
He's number one on my list to bring back. I could tell him about pandemics, divisions, wars, and he can start going off of me interrupting his rest and what do you people want me me 😂. Everything he talked about came true one way or another.
If people aren't going to do anything then it doesn't matter. Talk is cheap.. Can I bring my iphone to the fema camp. I understand why people move off into the woods to be alone
I'm actually grateful for George's life. He helped to open my eyes to the wider world. We need a person like him these days. I'm almost thankful he didnt live to see these days, as he'd have been "cancelled" by the elitist machine. We miss you Mr. Carlin.
I'm so happy to find people like this, I always thought I was weird for having these feelings and thoughts, but gladly you, George and many other existed and exist. Hello and thank you from somewhere in this world.
As an immigrant I saw George live in Long Beach California in the 90s I believe and thought wow what a cynic❤😂 didn’t take me long after to realize wow he’s a genius. Can u imagine how great his comedy would be today.
Been listening to Carlin and his way of viewing the world for so long sometimes I’m not sure if I’m Listening to one of his standup routines or just hearing my own thoughts in my head ☺️
Carlin just got better and better. I was fortunate enough to get to see him before he passed away and it was mind-blowing! I couldn't believe how much was in this guy's head and how perfectly it came out of his mouth. Perfectly crafted, really funny and extremely profound. We are so much poorer for losing him as well as Don Rickles, Joan RIvers, Bill Hicks and Mitch Hedberg. Boy could we use them all now!...
@@DayTon-h9u Do not absolve people for their despicable behavior, choices, and decisions when they know better. As an American, 68, I admit I do not recognize my country anymore. How was Jan. 6, 2021 and what led to it and the aftermath not the breaking point for right-leaning so-called conservatives?
The world literally hasn’t changed from then and now. The only thing that changed is the access to social media so now you can be privy to everyone’s ignorance.
I have the same attitude as well. I have given up on the human race too. I have an attitude of some distance observer watching the freak show without any emotional investment. It is liberating for me. I care on a one to one but that is all.
Fascinsted to hear him specify wanting to do a more Broadway style one-man show with autobiographical character work for his "next" show. As of this interview, he had just done his slam dunk 1996 HBO special "Back In Town". His next was 1999's "You Are All Diseased," which did not exercise any of these changes in format or candor. In 1997, George's wife (of 35 years) died, and he met Sally Wade, waited a year to start dating, then married her in '98. Such big changes in his private life understandably interrupted jos "Broadway" dreams, but we see George's personally informed character work as a Catholic priest in 1999's Dogma. Let us pause to appreciate George's power with words, but also his personal humanity.
I made a mp3 cd of several of his albums a long time ago…listened to it so many times in my car that I can recite most of it right along with him, lol. One of my life regrets is that I never saw the guy live.
it will u watch his view on saving planet been here 4 billion years sure be here another few thousands we wont but im sure after years life would restart @@robertblakeman9978
@@zenglider2145 Only the consciously evolved will prevail. The rest of the barely halfway cognitive monkeys will be excluded by mother nature. Survival of the fittest.
@@1stSuper_baby what on Earth are you talking about?? Carlin was a great commentator on the times and had a unique way of combining comedy and satire to give a brilliant perspective. I have no fucking idea what you're babbling about, no I don't think he can cure cancer or put everything that's broken back together but he could sure make people listen!
Yes, it’s an odd comment. We do have him. Forever. His commentary is still relevant, still insightful and ultimately timeless. You don’t need him to tell you how he feels about today’s issues or problems. The commentary is as relevant today as it was when he said it. Truth-real truth-never becomes false. You know exactly what he would say: “Just sit back and enjoy the circus” or “The planet will be here long after we’re gone.” Take solace in that.
He was very accurate at self analysis. I can't help but think his outlook on things influenced me to a degree. As a '70s teen I grew up with George as part of my life soundtrack.
He was only around for 12 more years. My Dad's the same age now. He's always been a morbid thinker for as long as I can remember. Wonder how long it'll be before I revisit this comment after he's gone. I'm glad he's mellowed in recent years, but he had a fierce temper.
Thanks for the upload. The best interview I've seen with this brilliant man. And, I may be in the minority here, but I miss Charlie Rose terribly. No one could draw out a guest quite like Mr. Rose.
And they're going to get alotttt worse. One currency. One government. Ai. Virtual reality. Nano technology. No more freedom. Just slaves walking around like zombies.
@@Son37Lumiere with that attitude! maybe what he said is right.. maybe trying to solve problems is contributing to the mess, but at least hold that awareness with you where you go. Maybe its the small things that make the biggest difference?
That quote in the beginning was so accurate. I fucking love Carlin. He really understood the assignment. He was a master at his craft and his observations on politics, religion and humanity were spot on.
I saw Carlin LIVE in 1979 -- in the HSU Gym. I remember the Hippy Dippy Weatherman from Ed Sullivan Shew. Forecast for tonight: DARK! The Radar shows some thunderstorms coming down from the pole. The Radar also shows some Russian Hypersonic Satan Missiles coming down from the pole -- so, I wouldn't sweat the thunderstorms much." Thank you, Dave. Sounds like you've been in the Magic Mushroom Clouds again.
I was watching Robin for 10 minutes doing stand-up and wasn't laughing i decided to listen to someone's stand-up that made you think. I found the 1992 Nyc Carlin show and was not disappointed. Rest easy to both Artists.
I HAD THE BLESSING TO BE ABLE TO SEE GEORGE CARLIN LIVE IN DANVERS , MASSACHUSETTS IN 1999 HE WAS EVEN BETTER THAN YOU COULD IMAGINE WORDSMITH WITH AN INCREDIBLE MIND. RIP GEORGE WE MISS YOU
Charlie Rose was the one 'me too' guy My mind just sighed at bc he is such a brilliant interviewer! I miss his work so much! We are all flawed creatures to varying degrees and when someone is brilliant in one area and commits crimes in another area it can be so disheartening! I miss his work. This interview like most all of his interviews shows us Carlin in a beautiful way! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really love this gentleman George Carlin. I wonder what he would have thought about today's society. He will always be my favorite comes and teacher.
I saw this show many years ago at the Oprah House in Lexington, KY in 1996. So thankful I had friends that got me tickets. Thank you Charles and Heather; miss you two.
Amazing!! Some one recently told me that Carlin was Controlled Opposition. It definitely doesn't seem so from what he said here. He makes more sense on most subjects than any of the "Popular" people today.
When I watch older George, I can still see and hear young George in his face and voice! And..at any age, he makes more sense to me than 99% of other public figures. Viva George!
truly a rare person to witness, I so far havn't in my lifetime. He would be a dangerous guy to have around nowadays and its too bad, we need a voice like his in our time.
A true genius way beyond his time and who simply, clearly and completely told the truth about his own audience by openly insulting them all without them even realizing it because they never even thought that he would or could directly talk about them at anytime in such a truthful, honest, brutal and very comedic way and yet he talked about them all, all of the time.
You can tell Bill Burr got more biased and took less risks on stage over time. Carlin did the complete opposite, it got more and more hopeless with each special.
Its something to watch how his views and comedy changed since this was aired and how he became a lot more political and anti-establishment especially against the right and religion while still checking the extremest on the left.
He was so brilliant in his interpretation of how human beings think and respond to the world around them! One on one people are usually great and you can connect with them but once they get that group mentality they change from being individuals and fall into group think mentality even if they don’t personally agree with it necessarily.
I always laughed and learned something new with George’s standup comedy-and I mean stand up in every sense of the term, he was an absolute national treasure trove of brutal honesty and genius.
Mr. George Carlin. Thank you for sharing the truth of humanity. It's not pretty but it's our reality. You, sir, are a real Man. All of us will never forget you. Thank you for all the laughs, and there were many.🎉❤
He didn't, it's just the perspective, he has one hand on top of the other next to the glass, a few seconds later when the camera changes you can see it around 8:31
That part about more bike paths hit really hard... if you ever lived in a small city that had 3 lane boulevards, only to take one away from each side for a bike lane, you know what I'm talking about.
Some comedians are so intelligent, they can cut to the truth using comedy. A good comedian can make you rethink your beliefs with a smile on your face.
You don’t need to bring him back to life, I’m almost 50 yrs old nothing has changed majority of his material is still relevant because it’s all still the same. He wasn’t a prophet or magic he was honest and genuine and the same problems than are here today no difference no change.
Seeing some comments how they wish Carlin was here to witness how the world has turned. But you know what? Honestly, nothing has changed since he was still alive. Literally nothing. His comments are timeless. They still apply to today’s issues. It’s almost scary how little change we’ve made over the years since this brilliant man was around. If you want to know how George feels about today’s issues, just watch his content and you’ll know exactly how he’d feel.
Mark Twain award recipient for real...
100%
@@hotrox2112 Very little has changed since Huckleberry Finn. It's still dusty old ladies shaking their fingers and demanding the blacks don't understand and little white boys keep their mouths shut and take their lickin's!!!!
Nothing has changed because people wont to live in their bubble still. You try to tell people about reality, and they think your joking or crazy. Either way folks will not take you seriously. Conditioned to the max.
Bravo , 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I wouldn’t say he got dark, he just Developed a clear understanding of the world.
I still have his Class Clown album
I disagreed with his atheism but his commentary was clear, on point and correct. He had great insight that is correct even for the world today in Nov. 2024
@@williammartinez840 He wasn't necessarily an atheist, plus that term becomes more complex when you get into idealist philosophy. Like Buddhists are technically atheists according to some.
> No, there's no God, but there might be some sort of an organizing intelligence, and I think to understand it is way beyond our ability. It's certainly not a judgmental entity.
The way he spoke and thought about the world often sounded like a dispassionate version of eastern theological ideas like Atman or the idea of it being a great big show for our entertainment. Plus the acid and mescaline he took points that way too.
People in power can do whatever they want hell they want and do everything they can to retain the status quo.
@@universe1225Sounds like you're describing a sort of Transcendentalism ... a la Ralph Waldo Emerson.
"They sacrifice the beauty of the individual for the sake of the group"
What a great line.
I really put myself in that position as an opinionated outgoing person, It really changes past 2 people, to the point of reversal.
Only weak people do that
MAGA 2024!!!
social conformity
So very true, and on a side note. Anyone who likes and is interested in society, groups within society, and individuals being part of a group and society here is the best book written by a self-educated man. Eric Hoffer "The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements"
It's fantastic!
One of my favorite lines: “Garbage in… Garbage out”
@Panda_Whisperer Interesting POV you have in your life. I can’t recall the last time I’ve heard someone say it.
That being said, there will always those percentage of people in life.
Have to stay from those type of people.
That'a what is being feed in and will be feed out to the American people for the next four years.
My first programming lesson. GIGO.
It's an America dream, but you have to be asleep to believe in it.. best qoute..
Garbage in, garbage out, cracked me up. It's just so perfect. Another little nugget I'll never forget is when he talked about when people get together - "when they clot." Boy, that's such a vivid term!
A philosopher who was brutally honest. Hard to believe he's been gone for 16 years.
Watched and listened to George Carlin for years. I appreciate you editing in his stand-up routines (uncensored) to give added context to the conversation. Thank you for making this!
Thanks for watching and to the Charlie Rose Show too
I second that
@@advids5572Charlie Rose a globalist member of The Bilderburg Group.
George Carlin was one smart man.
Hear hear!
You can see by his expression whilst being introduced he’s a little bit embarrassed to get so much praise, clearly he was humble. One of the most profound thinkers in ways whilst also being so ordinary and relatable. Genius!
He was embarrassed of the hippie dippie weather man
You saw embarrassment, I saw annoyance. He never suffered fools and squares.
@@1212sman Your face is annoying
He's a really smart guy, a common trait among great comedians.
@@jeffcard3623 I’d go one step further and say he is one of the most important thinkers and orators of this time. Never afraid to push boundaries or upset anyone to make a point, but his energy in interviews always seemed to be gentle and thoughtful.
"As soon as they begin to group". Truer words have never been spoken.
WW3
MAGA cult45
@@marksfightclips3593 "Dem cult" fixed it for you
@@ja4414 Nope. Cult45 is you bro.
@marksfightclips3593 sure... at least my guy got votes in a primary and wasn't just installed last min. 6months ago she polled as not an option, yet now she's your choice to lead lmao look in the mirror buddy
Wish we could bring him back to life. Oh what a treat it would be, the way things are in this Nation today.
He's watching and commenting from somewhere, and souls are giggling.
I believe wherever he is, he still has his notebook and it's had a lot written in it since he died
Hed say "Told you so".
They’ve been this way for decades he just understood it long before the majority. He never suffered from the brainwashing, he was a realist. It’s all there to be seen you just have to accept reality.
He's number one on my list to bring back. I could tell him about pandemics, divisions, wars, and he can start going off of me interrupting his rest and what do you people want me me 😂. Everything he talked about came true one way or another.
Brilliance. Thats the only word I can think of to describe George Carlin.
Pretty much the only guy who makes sense even today. Thanks GC
It's so good and relevant. Even more relevant today.
George Carlin is the George Orwell of our time.
Bill Hicks
Steve Hughes
If people aren't going to do anything then it doesn't matter. Talk is cheap.. Can I bring my iphone to the fema camp. I understand why people move off into the woods to be alone
JP Sears.....check him out!
Thank you for your dedication to preserving these great moments.
Thanks for watching, and thanks to Charlie Rose and the great minds that he had on his show.
Timeless, priceless.
Thank you.
I'm actually grateful for George's life. He helped to open my eyes to the wider world. We need a person like him these days. I'm almost thankful he didnt live to see these days, as he'd have been "cancelled" by the elitist machine. We miss you Mr. Carlin.
@@ianrotten4453 Yeah he corroborated what I was thinking and offered sound reasoning to back it up
Tbh, he kinda was cancelled. During the 2000's, he was more and more called a kook, with people saying he had finally gone off the deep end.
@eleithias Only by the same ones he's telling on.
@eleithias He did take a giant dump on Israel. That probably did it.
One of a kind. Grateful I was around to witness. Right there with you George. Always was always will be.
I'm so happy to find people like this, I always thought I was weird for having these feelings and thoughts, but gladly you, George and many other existed and exist. Hello and thank you from somewhere in this world.
truly a gifted human being....no other comedian in his league....ever!
Check out JP Sears! 👍
Lenny Bruce was his major influence.
There are many with talent but few who are able to double down so viciously to get the message across.
I agree. He's on another level all to himself.i see George much more as a Rationalist Philosopher with a special communicative gift.
Not True, Bill Hicks was talking as Carlin did, before Carlin did.
What a great mind. The older I get and the shittier this world gets the more his voice and ideals resonate. Thank you George
Beautiful, deep, respectful conversation.
Such a treat to hear him outside of his comedy. It shows that he was about his shit, as well as his humanity. We need more people like him.
As an immigrant I saw George live in Long Beach California in the 90s I believe and thought wow what a cynic❤😂 didn’t take me long after to realize wow he’s a genius. Can u imagine how great his comedy would be today.
Been listening to Carlin and his way of viewing the world for so long sometimes I’m not sure if I’m Listening to one of his standup routines or just hearing my own thoughts in my head ☺️
Carlin just got better and better. I was fortunate enough to get to see him before he passed away and it was mind-blowing! I couldn't believe how much was in this guy's head and how perfectly it came out of his mouth. Perfectly crafted, really funny and extremely profound. We are so much poorer for losing him as well as Don Rickles, Joan RIvers, Bill Hicks and Mitch Hedberg. Boy could we use them all now!...
Jim Hicks? Are you referring to Bill Hicks?
@@MrCooCoo4crack Yes. Not sure where I got Jim? Maybe I can blame autocorrect…
@@solfly6 maybe lol. I love Bill Hicks, he's one of my favorites. He was gone too soon, just like Mitch Hedburg
@@solfly6 by the way, your last name is perfect for stand up comedy
Not Joan Rivers.
“The public sucks.” Couldn’t agree more. 😂
Because they are lied to and used, therefore probably has many faults.
@@DayTon-h9u Yea, but mostly the masses are just morons. Most common IQ in the world is like 90. 🤷♂️
@@DayTon-h9u So they don't suck, is what you're saying. It is actually all the politicians' fault. I guess George Carlin was wrong....
The public sucks because we're fed garbage, we buy garbage, we watch garbage, we're treated like garbage, and politicians exploit that.
@@DayTon-h9u Do not absolve people for their despicable behavior, choices, and decisions when they know better.
As an American, 68, I admit I do not recognize my country anymore.
How was Jan. 6, 2021 and what led to it and the aftermath not the breaking point for right-leaning so-called conservatives?
9:44 his disappointment by humanity is just soul-crushing...he was right about everything
Needed this today
The world literally hasn’t changed from then and now. The only thing that changed is the access to social media so now you can be privy to everyone’s ignorance.
@@CandieP... and for far too many, to be influenced by said mass ignorance.
I have the same attitude as well. I have given up on the human race too. I have an attitude of some distance observer watching the freak show without any emotional investment. It is liberating for me. I care on a one to one but that is all.
At 56 I have reached the same conclusion.
@@travisabel3343 I’m looking forward to not existing
@@steelearmstrong9616Bummer! I'm just starting to get used to it.
You know what? I don’t care on a one on one level either.
Totally agreed! I think alike 😂
"No censorship." He was always relevant. Perfect last words.
Fascinsted to hear him specify wanting to do a more Broadway style one-man show with autobiographical character work for his "next" show. As of this interview, he had just done his slam dunk 1996 HBO special "Back In Town". His next was 1999's "You Are All Diseased," which did not exercise any of these changes in format or candor. In 1997, George's wife (of 35 years) died, and he met Sally Wade, waited a year to start dating, then married her in '98.
Such big changes in his private life understandably interrupted jos "Broadway" dreams, but we see George's personally informed character work as a Catholic priest in 1999's Dogma.
Let us pause to appreciate George's power with words, but also his personal humanity.
You are so needed today my friend.
He's still here, though. We'll listen to him in perpetuity. Anything more would be repetition. He was alive precisely when he was needed.
RIP ✌️👼🤟
I made a mp3 cd of several of his albums a long time ago…listened to it so many times in my car that I can recite most of it right along with him, lol. One of my life regrets is that I never saw the guy live.
This man’s words will live on forever. 1000 years from now, people will be listening to and watching George Carlin.
The human race probably won't be around in 1000 years.
Forever or 1000 years?? It's unlikely any Earth will still be here a Thousand years from now.....
it will u watch his view on saving planet been here 4 billion years sure be here another few thousands we wont but im sure after years life would restart @@robertblakeman9978
@@robertblakeman9978 Well, yeah, if you believe Carlin how can you think humans will be around after a 1000 years?
@@zenglider2145 Only the consciously evolved will prevail. The rest of the barely halfway cognitive monkeys will be excluded by mother nature. Survival of the fittest.
best comedian ever
Except for about 100 others
@@ConservativeAnthem Good for you
That’s the problem. He wasn’t a comedian. He was an educator
yes he was
Bill hicks was every bit as great.
"I wanna do my mother on stage…" (19:49) - the preface to a 50,000-word thesis for a Freudian analysis of the genius that is George Carlin! 😊😊
There are some voices that are so essential that they should be allow to live & comment forever. George is that voice & boy do we need him now.
Are you under the illusion that George Carlin would make any difference at all? Like what he did or not Elon Musk made a difference.
@@1stSuper_baby what on Earth are you talking about?? Carlin was a great commentator on the times and had a unique way of combining comedy and satire to give a brilliant perspective. I have no fucking idea what you're babbling about, no I don't think he can cure cancer or put everything that's broken back together but he could sure make people listen!
Yes, it’s an odd comment. We do have him. Forever. His commentary is still relevant, still insightful and ultimately timeless. You don’t need him to tell you how he feels about today’s issues or problems. The commentary is as relevant today as it was when he said it. Truth-real truth-never becomes false. You know exactly what he would say: “Just sit back and enjoy the circus” or “The planet will be here long after we’re gone.” Take solace in that.
@1stSuper_baby The world has gotten significantly worse since Elon arrived on the scene. You gonna colonize Mars!? Lmao!
Ad Vid. I love your channel. This is a great interview. One of my favorites.
Thanks again, for watching. George Carlin always delivers.
He was very accurate at self analysis. I can't help but think his outlook on things influenced me to a degree. As a '70s teen I grew up with George as part of my life soundtrack.
He was only around for 12 more years. My Dad's the same age now. He's always been a morbid thinker for as long as I can remember. Wonder how long it'll be before I revisit this comment after he's gone. I'm glad he's mellowed in recent years, but he had a fierce temper.
This guy was so brilliant! We need him now!
Thanks for the upload. The best interview I've seen with this brilliant man. And, I may be in the minority here, but I miss Charlie Rose terribly. No one could draw out a guest quite like Mr. Rose.
George was right, things haven't got better
The die has been cast. The course irreversible.
@SNAFU78 Your correction is incorrect. Die is the proper spelling.
And they're going to get alotttt worse. One currency. One government. Ai. Virtual reality. Nano technology. No more freedom. Just slaves walking around like zombies.
As he said, we're circling the drain. Only going to get much worse.
@@Son37Lumiere with that attitude! maybe what he said is right.. maybe trying to solve problems is contributing to the mess, but at least hold that awareness with you where you go. Maybe its the small things that make the biggest difference?
When you got interviewed by Charlie Rose, you really made it And nobody was better than George Calrlin Glad you are back on podcast ,Charlie.
That quote in the beginning was so accurate. I fucking love Carlin. He really understood the assignment. He was a master at his craft and his observations on politics, religion and humanity were spot on.
I’m grateful I got listen to him when I was little, one of the best speakers we’ve ever seen
I’ve gone down a George Carlin rabbit hole this week. This man was brilliant, fearless, and wide awake.
I saw Carlin LIVE in 1979 -- in the HSU Gym. I remember the Hippy Dippy Weatherman from Ed Sullivan Shew.
Forecast for tonight: DARK! The Radar shows some thunderstorms coming down from the pole. The Radar also shows some Russian Hypersonic Satan Missiles coming down from the pole -- so, I wouldn't sweat the thunderstorms much."
Thank you, Dave. Sounds like you've been in the Magic Mushroom Clouds again.
I do so admire George’s fluency …he speaks without ever using an umm or an err…..
A consumate professional! ❤
Or,"like".
^you know what I´m sayín?"......'you know?".......ad nauseum.
@ …and ‘like’…every three minutes….makes one scream…🥰
It's a developed and trained skill used by actors
Most enlightened comedian to ever exist 👏👏👏👏👏👏
He was great. You might like my books. They are comparable to Carlins late stand up.
Such good language!! Pure bliss to hear
one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever heard. I was a kid when I learned about his comedy in the 80s
I was watching Robin for 10 minutes doing stand-up and wasn't laughing i decided to listen to someone's stand-up that made you think. I found the 1992 Nyc Carlin show and was not disappointed. Rest easy to both Artists.
I HAD THE BLESSING TO BE ABLE TO SEE GEORGE CARLIN LIVE IN DANVERS , MASSACHUSETTS IN 1999 HE WAS EVEN BETTER THAN YOU COULD IMAGINE WORDSMITH WITH AN INCREDIBLE MIND. RIP GEORGE WE MISS YOU
Or maybe it was 2000 or 2001
So long ago can't remember
He did napalm and silly putty
I'm glad that prison typing class taught you about the Caps lock.
Relax- It's a joke.
Thank you so much for sharing ...GC was light years ahead of his time...RIP
Gee, Thanks Ad vids....
I missed him till your gracious video.
Thanks for watching
Charlie Rose was the one 'me too' guy
My mind just sighed at bc he is such a brilliant interviewer!
I miss his work so much!
We are all flawed creatures to varying degrees and when someone is brilliant in one area and commits crimes in another area it can be so disheartening!
I miss his work.
This interview like most all of his interviews shows us Carlin in a beautiful way! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really love this gentleman George Carlin. I wonder what he would have thought about today's society. He will always be my favorite comes and teacher.
Not proud
He predicted it, any sceptic could see it coming.
@@donaldsmith7824 skeptic is the key word. If people arent skeptical they wont see it
@@donaldsmith7824 but that was then. People have to be retarded now not to see whats happening
@@Rickey-y8w righto
I saw this show many years ago at the Oprah House in Lexington, KY in 1996. So thankful I had friends that got me tickets. Thank you Charles and Heather; miss you two.
Bars after bars with the planet bit i cant 😵💫🔥👏👏👏👏👏
An amazingly honest and raw human being, I hope to be lively and sharp like George Carlin in my seasoned years.
Wow so deep! He said he doesn’t care from the perspective he is looking at it from!! Just profound
Make ya nervous, Tim?🧿
Amazing!! Some one recently told me that Carlin was Controlled Opposition. It definitely doesn't seem so from what he said here.
He makes more sense on most subjects than any of the "Popular" people today.
George Carlin Lives !
George Carlin lives in every person that strives to see through the BS that the world gives us
When I watch older George, I can still see and hear young George in his face and voice! And..at any age, he makes more sense to me than 99% of other public figures. Viva George!
A genious and a visionary! Every single thing he says is so true! What an exceptional human being
Great interview !!!
I hear Pacino channeling Carlin in his speech at the end of The Devil’s Advocate.
Astute observation 🎉
truly a rare person to witness, I so far havn't in my lifetime. He would be a dangerous guy to have around nowadays and its too bad, we need a voice like his in our time.
A true genius way beyond his time and who simply, clearly and completely told the truth about his own audience by openly insulting them all without them even realizing it because they never even thought that he would or could directly talk about them at anytime in such a truthful, honest, brutal and very comedic way and yet he talked about them all, all of the time.
Spot Right in every way. Thanks for sharing.
At least we have bill burr
He's cool but... come on
Bill and katt are the closest “mainstream” comedians we have that reflect the minds of George Carlin and Dick Gregory.
You can tell Bill Burr got more biased and took less risks on stage over time. Carlin did the complete opposite, it got more and more hopeless with each special.
This was a great interview.
Like George, I’m sitting back enjoying the show!!!
Please give this a listen America 🙏🙏🙏‼️‼️
I didn't realize how good he was!! 😂
It's noble that you don't want to be like others.
Its something to watch how his views and comedy changed since this was aired and how he became a lot more political and anti-establishment especially against the right and religion while still checking the extremest on the left.
He was so brilliant in his interpretation of how human beings think and respond to the world around them! One on one people are usually great and you can connect with them but once they get that group mentality they change from being individuals and fall into group think mentality even if they don’t personally agree with it necessarily.
It's funny and simplistic and so true that it's genius. Peace out.
I always laughed and learned something new with George’s standup comedy-and I mean stand up in every sense of the term, he was an absolute national treasure trove of brutal honesty and genius.
Hands down the very best ever! R.I.P sir!
Mr. George Carlin. Thank you for sharing the truth of humanity. It's not pretty but it's our reality. You, sir, are a real Man.
All of us will never forget you.
Thank you for all the laughs, and there were many.🎉❤
Work off their coke guilt 😂😂
Ethical coffee?? What about ethical cocaine?
So fortunate I got to see him live. ❤ George is sorely missed.
RIP George... every word of yours is wisdom
His commentary is so relevant today!
Why did Charlie cover his drink and keep it covered at that point. 8:01
He didn't, it's just the perspective, he has one hand on top of the other next to the glass, a few seconds later when the camera changes you can see it around 8:31
He was a brutally honest man, and very intelligent.
He was right you can't help them,everyone knows how to save the world but they can't save themselves
Ourselves
@@zoetdonaire nope,themselves
He had me at “they’re in the mall buying a pair of sneakers with lights in them” 😂😂😂
Utter genius
Bovine specialist
Anyone know where I can get those sneakers with lights in them?
1987
Donald vs Kamala. This is the best we can do, folks.
Blame the public🤷♂️
@@Morbidlyacute The Public Sucks. Fuck Hope.
It's pathetic.
Kamala is better. If we are honest.
But, a white man- always an implicit advantage.
@@Morbidlyacutewho brainwashed the public?
I agreed with most of the points he made. Carlin, Hitch, Sowell it is always a gift to the rest of us to have such men as these amongst others.
He was so special and profound! I miss his whit!!!
He understood more than all of us. Wish we would of listened better❤😢
That part about more bike paths hit really hard... if you ever lived in a small city that had 3 lane boulevards, only to take one away from each side for a bike lane, you know what I'm talking about.
bike lanes are good
@@javascriptkiddie2718nope
And nobody using the bike lanes, but biking on the sidewalks! 😢
Some comedians are so intelligent, they can cut to the truth using comedy. A good comedian can make you rethink your beliefs with a smile on your face.
Prophetic!😎🤙❤
His comedy style allowed him infinite material. What a genius..
If only he was alive today I could only imagine what he would have to say
You don’t need to bring him back to life, I’m almost 50 yrs old nothing has changed majority of his material is still relevant because it’s all still the same. He wasn’t a prophet or magic he was honest and genuine and the same problems than are here today no difference no change.
Everything George says is spot on. Observing humans and their nature, then throwing it back in their faces, genius.