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with showtime meet in the middle. >> other than the bad words and nudity what can you do on showtime that you can't do on cbs? >> talk continually without any commercial breaks. we have commercials we have made for this campaign with special surprise guests being the spokesman for the commercials. >> you were somewhat reluctant initially to do politics outside of your old character. but you've kind of made peace with that, it seems. w it's my instinct to do it but in sort of leaving the old character behind, i felt, like, well, if i talk about that all the time isn't that like the old character? it took me a little while to realize, no, no. a, go about what you're interested in and i have to thank donald trump because he became an unescapable black hole of both politics and entertainment at the same time. and he led me back into the fold. >> we had a poll on this morning that said more than 80% of the >> that's a little low. >> that's what i said! >> a little low. >> who are the percent who is happy and excited? >> pyromaniacs that wanted to see the whole thing burn down! >> people h

now and tuesday about if i feel good about myself -- we may have naked men on it is showtime, you can have full frontal nudity as long as the men don't look happy about it. this is the first political campaign that i ever made jokes about where you can't actually quote one of the candidates unless you're on paid cable. >> small child said to me, recently, i know the p word and the b word because of donald trump. >> so he's educating people. lovely. on cbs. >> yes, cbs sandwiched with showtime meat in the middle. >> other than the bad words and nudity, what can you do on showtime that you can't do on cbs. >> talk continually for an hour without any commercial breaks. we have commercials that we have made for this campaign, with special surprise guests being the spokesman for the commercials. >> you were somewhat reluctant to do politics outside of y but you kind of made peace with that it seems. >> i wasn't reluctant, my instinct to do it, but in sort of leaving the old character behind, i felt like, wow, if i talk about that all the time, isn't that going to be like the old character?

you hope. >> you're going to go live on >> yes, cbs sandwiched with showtime meat in the middle. >> other than the bad words and nudity, what can you do on showtime that you can't do on cbs. >> talk continually for an hour without any commercial breaks. we have commercials that we have made for this campaign, with special surprise guests being the spokesman for the commercials. >> you were somewhat reluctant to do politics outside of your old character. but that it seems. >> i wasn't reluctant, my instinct to do it, but in sort of leaving the old character behind, i felt like, wow, if i talk about that all the time, isn't that going to be like the old character? but it took me a while to realize, no, no, no, because, a, you should go with what you're interested in and i consume this stuff all the time. i have to thank donald trump because he became an unescapable black hole of both politics and entertainment at the same time. and he led me back into the fold. of the voters are disgusted with this campaign. >> that's a little low. >> that's what i said. who is the percentage that

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politics and co-host of "the circus" on showtime, a here we go. >> here we go. thanksgiving is this week. >> yes. >> a lot to be thankful about. >> that is right. >> what do you think of the transition so far? >> well, i think it's -- obviously, they have some stumbled and more chaotic and everybody i observed is this is a president-elect and a team that did not expect to be president-elect and having to do what they are doing at the level of trying to staff up this government, 4,000 jobs to fill somewhat of a herky jerky way and not -- >> why? obama didn't announce hi iany of his appointments until december 1st. this is a transparent process. he is parading all of the people in front of the cameras says here is who i'm looking at. >> i'm talking about the fact is that on the levels of appointments at the cabinet levels, he is not behind at all and what i was going to say a second ago. but i think the reality is for a lot of the agencies that were still waiting for the letters that allowed to be actually proceed with the transition, they of those letters of the major government agencies.

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