As always, the members of the ruling elite's cheerleading section, a.k.a. Actors, and the rest of the television and movie industry minions, are all excited about getting a chance to hang out with communists, and push their communist agenda. . . without telling you that is what they are really about.
While Ben Affleck is telling everyone how he hates Republicans so much he can not only not work with them, but can't even watch them on the big screen, and Matt Damon is quoting from communist anti-American historian Howard Zinn, Conan O'Brien has taken the Marxism of Hollywood a step further, and has run to Cuba to film an episode. . . you know, now that Obama opened the doors to Cuba for us to worship the Castros, while the Cuban Communists continue to glare at America as the great enemy.
Light up a Cuban cigar, Conan. Just don't accidentally light up your famous hair. The stench may kill people.
O'Brien's crew flew into Havana to spend a weekend filming for their March 4 show. Conan O'Brien is being celebrated by his brethren as being the first American late-night show to film in Cuba since the US embargo began in 1962.
Calloo, Callay.
The last time a talk show host dared to venture into Cuba was when Jack Paar interviewed Fidel Castro for the Tonight Show in 1959, for which Paar got criticized in some circles (but that is only because the communists didn't have as strong of a stranglehold over Hollywood at that time - oh, Hollywood was riddled with communists, but not like the near unanimous rule of today).
The Conan team says the episode will give them the opportunity to give O'Brien's audience a rare glimpse into Cuban daily life. I am wondering if the angle will be "Michael Moore"ish, or honest.
I suppose we'll find out next month.
Granted, O’Brien is known for taping segments on the road. I thoroughly enjoyed his rampage through Taco Bell's headquarters, and Conan has also filmed overseas in places like Ireland and Finland, and crazy dangerous foreign locations like Chicago and Atlanta.
:)
Conan’s been jib-jabbing about wanting to travel to Cuba for a while, now. For leftists, Cuba is to be revered, and embraced.
Calloo, Callay.
-- Political Pistachio Conservative News and Commentary
Conan O'Brien Show first in Cuba ahead of Late-Night Competition - Deadline Hollywood
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