I'm not American. May I ask why were the Olympic rings under the NBC logo then?
@rhyancoleman646213 күн бұрын
They were getting ready for the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City next year.
@Quake1203 ай бұрын
Man... what a legend. I've watched Leno since before I was a teenager (and I'm 41 now) and this is the first time I've seen this. After watching hours upon hours of Leno joking around about literally everything and then watching him be somber ... he's such a good guy
@ethanma35334 ай бұрын
Really Miss Paul Moyer Fritz Coleman and Fred Roggin Now Chuck Henry is gone Glad Colleen Williams is still with NBC4 as of Today
@LombaxLee10 ай бұрын
the early 2000s... we werent leftist or right wing, we were just human beings. what happened to us?
@ecleveland110 ай бұрын
I agreed with Senator McCain back then about most Muslim people are good people and want to live their lives in peace and take care of their families just like the rest of us. In WW2 the US government under FDR gathered up all the Americans of Japanese descent and put the in camps, they called them internment camps but they were still prisoners in prison camps regardless of what they were called. It was a terrible thing to do to Americans only because they looked different. FDR didn’t round up all the Americans of German or Italian decent. Why not? Because they looked like every other American. I only blame the terrorist that caused 9/11 . It’s been 22 years now and anytime I watch a video or even think about what happened that day to the innocent in New York , Washington DC at the Pentagon, on flight 93 in Pennsylvania and all of our soldiers in the subsequent war on terror makes me just as angry and sad as on that clear blue sunny morning in September of 2001. Never forget!
@shapshooter866910 ай бұрын
Seeing Senator McCain come out and be introduced by Leno as decent just keeps me thinking about when the senator passed the word that kept being said over and over by friends and opponents was “decent” Not the “decent” as he was not great but better than average but the decent that he was a genuinely kind person who wouldn’t let rhetoric and emotion get in the way just to win or get ahead. The fact he specifically wanted Obama to perform a eulogy says all I need to know. And of course during this appearance the same is openly apparent.
@deusexmachina22224 ай бұрын
I have to admit that sometimes I watch McCains concession speech when I need a pallet cleanser with all the political division these days… If you haven’t seen it you should definitely watch it… He handled it with class and forbid the crowd from booing Obama
@Mr_Justy10 ай бұрын
I’m a democrat and have always thought McCain should have been president during this time
@rgw198510 ай бұрын
Senator John McCain was a great man.
@mrjack884910 ай бұрын
Our country united like never before following 9/11. It was incredible seeing American flags on homes and politics stepped aside for a common goal. I fear that if a disaster like this happened today, it would only cause more division in our country. I don't know what it would take to unite our country again like it once was.
@mhmorris201810 ай бұрын
Geez I miss John McCain
@trikkboi948010 ай бұрын
jay leno sucks
@raythornton857810 ай бұрын
Now we can look back at the lies about WMD,s and who was behind 9-11 and see how much the American people were lied to again. As a two tour veteran of Vietnam this is very familiar to me.
@Jay_in_Japan10 ай бұрын
18:36 "... a lesson to us about trying to occupy Afghanistan" How prescient, yet tragically ironic
@RaginRonic10 ай бұрын
Everybody at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno were probably scared as hell to be there that night. Just simply being inside that studio for them was a big step. o.o
@tnewman421811 ай бұрын
And now we are dealing with..The Enemy Within....
@Tripp39311 ай бұрын
Today it's hilarious to think we thought 3 buildings completely disappeared because of some guy in the middle east. lmao.
@AugoZone Жыл бұрын
I don’t love Leno, but this is one of the most incredible of the late night return monologues. Truly inspiring.
@finchborat Жыл бұрын
To show that the Capitol ordeal wasn't in the same class as 9/11, you didn't have Jimmy Fallon and others take a week off during early to mid January 2011. You didn't have the NFL or the NBA push games back a week. The Capitol ordeal was bad. It wasn't 9/11 or Pearl Harbor bad.
McCain denouncing Islamophobia only a week after 9/11 shows how sensitive he was.
@Frankybeanselevators Жыл бұрын
Such a crazy line up of guests and the amount of conspiracy theories around all of them and their respective connections to US intelligence agencies only makes it seem more surreal.
@Frankybeanselevators Жыл бұрын
While Crosby was not a US senator, he is the descendant of at least 2, and a governor, and 3 signers of the declaration of independence and heir to the Van Rensselaer fortune.... If there's an elite that control the US, it would be his family.....also the other members of the band have strange family histories related to the deep state.....John Mccain and family is about as deep state as you can get....
@kt9166 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting this. Leno's thoughts, Kevin Eubanks' own thoughts, John McCain, Crosby, Stills and Nash....we needed this at the time, and we still need it. We are ALL Americans, still. We can never forget this happened.
@billyshepard5514 Жыл бұрын
I remember watching these shows when they were first on. On one episode Dr Danielle got mad and stormed off the show. On another they had as a guest Ray Colmes of Family Fued who later hung himself.
@orestesmavromatis6335 Жыл бұрын
All in all, I always respected Jay Leno as a host. He poked shots at both sides. He never turned his show into something one sided like a Stephen Colbert
@finchborat Жыл бұрын
Exactly. There's more class in Leno's pinky than in Colbert and Kimmel combined.
@nickbarcheck1019 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful monologue Jay. Bravo buddy.
@janishart5128 Жыл бұрын
Where's the SOUND at the end???!!!
@bleep77 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful heartfelt monologue by Jay. He will be remembered for this monologue long after he’s gone.
@amyt2400 Жыл бұрын
There’s an interesting clip on KZread with Musical Director Kevin Eubanks talking about this episode - - and the musical decisions that were made after 9/11. He is a gem, a compassionate and talented American. 🇺🇸 Thank you
@dullahan7677 Жыл бұрын
It would be kinda nice if they allowed the entire episode of The Late Show 9/17/01 to stay on without it being pulled down. Guess Dave and Dan's conversation was hitting a bit too close to the mark, as you can only find fragments of the episode on YT. It's too bad, I thought it was literally Dave's finest hour.
@MrBowtie1982 Жыл бұрын
he would have been president if he hadnt picked that dumb ugly milf wanna be as vice president.
@johnking5174 Жыл бұрын
Rare to see a subdued Jay Leno. All hosts when they returned after 9/11 did a good job in ensuring their first show back was pitched perfectly.
@ksol1460tv Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry they had to blank out that wonderful "My Country 'Tis Of Thee" at the end. That was one of the finest things I have ever heard from these three amazing men.
@MOJO27272727 Жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/k2uBlth_ZcmcppM.html
@MOJO27272727 Жыл бұрын
I agree. This one has the audio
@fhowland Жыл бұрын
Incredible monologue. Jay showed why he is a legend here.
@johnc.wrigley6147 Жыл бұрын
The Day the Comedy Died. Screwmuckers you, damn terrorists. You mucked up a great county and gave us a big ol black eye. WTF Man. 300 Bravely Defaulty FDNY, when G.W. Bush threw that first pitch in NYC for the NY Yankees (Shout out to the NY Yankees FIre Department), when those bastards took the flag from our ground and flew the towers into the twin towers something changed in me. I couldn't see Jay Leno the same. I remember when this first aired. America on bated breathe. The whole of the country coming together. The care we extended to another. This was the last time the country wasn't divided. Never forget, ALWAYS REMEMBER
@derrickquintero1489 Жыл бұрын
That's literally after 9/11. 9/18/01 Oh man
@bigpoppa800 Жыл бұрын
killed the fucker on 5/02/2012!!!! America, united we stand!!!!
@Loveinthe808 Жыл бұрын
i think both parties should remember and reflect about that horrific day. We sure as hell need them to work together, again.
@finchborat Жыл бұрын
But one party wants nothing to do with the other and is completely closed minded to the other. And that party currently controls the WH.
@100domathon Жыл бұрын
The type of unity America had after 9/11 went away after the 2003 Iraq War and America will never be unified again like it was on 9/11. We have become so divided as a society that there is no going back.
@ryanyoung9202 Жыл бұрын
☝️YUP
@mountaindew3201 Жыл бұрын
Well if you voted for George W Bush twice, your also part of the fucking problem
@fhowland Жыл бұрын
agreed. I was 18… the difference between now and then is incredible
@PaulvonOberstein Жыл бұрын
Having a credible external threat is a great way to bolster internal unity, but the terrorists were no Nazi Germany or Soviet Union. The Iraq War was a grossly misguided bust, and Afghanistan lost its importance after Osama was killed. The only really credible threat we have now is China and China has done a good job sowing internal dissension within the U.S. The threat posed by Putin has become much less credible with how poorly Putin's invasion of Ukraine has gone for Russia, and proxy wars in which U.S. lives are directly at stake aren't really good for bolstering national unity to begin with. Plus, the internal problems of the U.S. that have grown exponentially since 2021 -- inflation, economic instability, rising fuel costs -- are souring people on spending money on foreign wars where U.S. interests are unclear.
@jkadoodle Жыл бұрын
“We don’t have democrats or republicans anymore. We have Americans”. Damn I wish that was still true. It’s 2023 and the country is as divided as ever to a sickening degree.
@100domathon Жыл бұрын
John Mccain who wanted the Iraq 🇮🇶 War and later a war with Iran 🇮🇷
@RyanB1987 Жыл бұрын
18:37 and 21 years later we didn’t learn the lesson about occupying Afghanistan
@RyanB1987 Жыл бұрын
3:40 as it turns out Anne Heche was pretty crazy..
@ashdaddyactual6933 Жыл бұрын
Jay Leno was a class act though. What a ludicrous time to try and get onto the world stage again.
@itsdahomiek3nny2 жыл бұрын
#TonightShow #JayLeno #Throwback
@smokejc Жыл бұрын
good job
@djbeezy2 жыл бұрын
I deployed right after 9/11. We were watching Leno and that had someone from every branch on the show. They were doing a game where the men had to to drill and ceremony. The very first one Jay goes "attention!!" Everyone but the Soldier went to attention and he got kicked off!!! We were all screaming about he just won the entire thing because there was no predatory command!! The right way it should have been done was Jay would say "Group! Attention!" There is a predatory command then the command of execution. That still bugs me to this day 🤣🤣
@trevormoses5061 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your service 🙂
@djbeezy Жыл бұрын
@@haashemmalik216 Afghanistan twice, Kosovo twice, Kuwait once. I was stationed at Fort Drum, Vicenza Italy, Fort Stewart, Fort Lewis, Wiesbaden Germany, I'm now at Fort McCoy.
@_BusterHighmen2 жыл бұрын
A couple years ago somebody had uploaded the “Howard Stern 9/11 Retrospective” …it was raw and emotional, but has since been removed
@franknacc17182 жыл бұрын
I think others uploaded it
@timtimm91992 жыл бұрын
I was listening to Howard that day and it was a heartwrenching day. So different from what was the usual broadcast but a moment in time, historic, being conveyed by a passionate American and New Yorker. Radio history, broadcast history! It needs to be heard.
@christopherholland8435 Жыл бұрын
It's available....and incredible
@danbritt62142 жыл бұрын
Thank you for uploading! Been searching for this for years!
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I'm not American. May I ask why were the Olympic rings under the NBC logo then?
They were getting ready for the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City next year.
Man... what a legend. I've watched Leno since before I was a teenager (and I'm 41 now) and this is the first time I've seen this. After watching hours upon hours of Leno joking around about literally everything and then watching him be somber ... he's such a good guy
Really Miss Paul Moyer Fritz Coleman and Fred Roggin Now Chuck Henry is gone Glad Colleen Williams is still with NBC4 as of Today
the early 2000s... we werent leftist or right wing, we were just human beings. what happened to us?
I agreed with Senator McCain back then about most Muslim people are good people and want to live their lives in peace and take care of their families just like the rest of us. In WW2 the US government under FDR gathered up all the Americans of Japanese descent and put the in camps, they called them internment camps but they were still prisoners in prison camps regardless of what they were called. It was a terrible thing to do to Americans only because they looked different. FDR didn’t round up all the Americans of German or Italian decent. Why not? Because they looked like every other American. I only blame the terrorist that caused 9/11 . It’s been 22 years now and anytime I watch a video or even think about what happened that day to the innocent in New York , Washington DC at the Pentagon, on flight 93 in Pennsylvania and all of our soldiers in the subsequent war on terror makes me just as angry and sad as on that clear blue sunny morning in September of 2001. Never forget!
Seeing Senator McCain come out and be introduced by Leno as decent just keeps me thinking about when the senator passed the word that kept being said over and over by friends and opponents was “decent” Not the “decent” as he was not great but better than average but the decent that he was a genuinely kind person who wouldn’t let rhetoric and emotion get in the way just to win or get ahead. The fact he specifically wanted Obama to perform a eulogy says all I need to know. And of course during this appearance the same is openly apparent.
I have to admit that sometimes I watch McCains concession speech when I need a pallet cleanser with all the political division these days… If you haven’t seen it you should definitely watch it… He handled it with class and forbid the crowd from booing Obama
I’m a democrat and have always thought McCain should have been president during this time
Senator John McCain was a great man.
Our country united like never before following 9/11. It was incredible seeing American flags on homes and politics stepped aside for a common goal. I fear that if a disaster like this happened today, it would only cause more division in our country. I don't know what it would take to unite our country again like it once was.
Geez I miss John McCain
jay leno sucks
Now we can look back at the lies about WMD,s and who was behind 9-11 and see how much the American people were lied to again. As a two tour veteran of Vietnam this is very familiar to me.
18:36 "... a lesson to us about trying to occupy Afghanistan" How prescient, yet tragically ironic
Everybody at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno were probably scared as hell to be there that night. Just simply being inside that studio for them was a big step. o.o
And now we are dealing with..The Enemy Within....
Today it's hilarious to think we thought 3 buildings completely disappeared because of some guy in the middle east. lmao.
I don’t love Leno, but this is one of the most incredible of the late night return monologues. Truly inspiring.
To show that the Capitol ordeal wasn't in the same class as 9/11, you didn't have Jimmy Fallon and others take a week off during early to mid January 2011. You didn't have the NFL or the NBA push games back a week. The Capitol ordeal was bad. It wasn't 9/11 or Pearl Harbor bad.
The last good republican.
it's everyone's favorite traitor.....slimeball McCain.
From the heart. Incredible!
I have been looking for this video very long time
McCain denouncing Islamophobia only a week after 9/11 shows how sensitive he was.
Such a crazy line up of guests and the amount of conspiracy theories around all of them and their respective connections to US intelligence agencies only makes it seem more surreal.
While Crosby was not a US senator, he is the descendant of at least 2, and a governor, and 3 signers of the declaration of independence and heir to the Van Rensselaer fortune.... If there's an elite that control the US, it would be his family.....also the other members of the band have strange family histories related to the deep state.....John Mccain and family is about as deep state as you can get....
Thank you for posting this. Leno's thoughts, Kevin Eubanks' own thoughts, John McCain, Crosby, Stills and Nash....we needed this at the time, and we still need it. We are ALL Americans, still. We can never forget this happened.
I remember watching these shows when they were first on. On one episode Dr Danielle got mad and stormed off the show. On another they had as a guest Ray Colmes of Family Fued who later hung himself.
All in all, I always respected Jay Leno as a host. He poked shots at both sides. He never turned his show into something one sided like a Stephen Colbert
Exactly. There's more class in Leno's pinky than in Colbert and Kimmel combined.
Beautiful monologue Jay. Bravo buddy.
Where's the SOUND at the end???!!!
Beautiful heartfelt monologue by Jay. He will be remembered for this monologue long after he’s gone.
There’s an interesting clip on KZread with Musical Director Kevin Eubanks talking about this episode - - and the musical decisions that were made after 9/11. He is a gem, a compassionate and talented American. 🇺🇸 Thank you
It would be kinda nice if they allowed the entire episode of The Late Show 9/17/01 to stay on without it being pulled down. Guess Dave and Dan's conversation was hitting a bit too close to the mark, as you can only find fragments of the episode on YT. It's too bad, I thought it was literally Dave's finest hour.
he would have been president if he hadnt picked that dumb ugly milf wanna be as vice president.
Rare to see a subdued Jay Leno. All hosts when they returned after 9/11 did a good job in ensuring their first show back was pitched perfectly.
I'm sorry they had to blank out that wonderful "My Country 'Tis Of Thee" at the end. That was one of the finest things I have ever heard from these three amazing men.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/k2uBlth_ZcmcppM.html
I agree. This one has the audio
Incredible monologue. Jay showed why he is a legend here.
The Day the Comedy Died. Screwmuckers you, damn terrorists. You mucked up a great county and gave us a big ol black eye. WTF Man. 300 Bravely Defaulty FDNY, when G.W. Bush threw that first pitch in NYC for the NY Yankees (Shout out to the NY Yankees FIre Department), when those bastards took the flag from our ground and flew the towers into the twin towers something changed in me. I couldn't see Jay Leno the same. I remember when this first aired. America on bated breathe. The whole of the country coming together. The care we extended to another. This was the last time the country wasn't divided. Never forget, ALWAYS REMEMBER
That's literally after 9/11. 9/18/01 Oh man
killed the fucker on 5/02/2012!!!! America, united we stand!!!!
i think both parties should remember and reflect about that horrific day. We sure as hell need them to work together, again.
But one party wants nothing to do with the other and is completely closed minded to the other. And that party currently controls the WH.
The type of unity America had after 9/11 went away after the 2003 Iraq War and America will never be unified again like it was on 9/11. We have become so divided as a society that there is no going back.
☝️YUP
Well if you voted for George W Bush twice, your also part of the fucking problem
agreed. I was 18… the difference between now and then is incredible
Having a credible external threat is a great way to bolster internal unity, but the terrorists were no Nazi Germany or Soviet Union. The Iraq War was a grossly misguided bust, and Afghanistan lost its importance after Osama was killed. The only really credible threat we have now is China and China has done a good job sowing internal dissension within the U.S. The threat posed by Putin has become much less credible with how poorly Putin's invasion of Ukraine has gone for Russia, and proxy wars in which U.S. lives are directly at stake aren't really good for bolstering national unity to begin with. Plus, the internal problems of the U.S. that have grown exponentially since 2021 -- inflation, economic instability, rising fuel costs -- are souring people on spending money on foreign wars where U.S. interests are unclear.
“We don’t have democrats or republicans anymore. We have Americans”. Damn I wish that was still true. It’s 2023 and the country is as divided as ever to a sickening degree.
John Mccain who wanted the Iraq 🇮🇶 War and later a war with Iran 🇮🇷
18:37 and 21 years later we didn’t learn the lesson about occupying Afghanistan
3:40 as it turns out Anne Heche was pretty crazy..
Jay Leno was a class act though. What a ludicrous time to try and get onto the world stage again.
#TonightShow #JayLeno #Throwback
good job
I deployed right after 9/11. We were watching Leno and that had someone from every branch on the show. They were doing a game where the men had to to drill and ceremony. The very first one Jay goes "attention!!" Everyone but the Soldier went to attention and he got kicked off!!! We were all screaming about he just won the entire thing because there was no predatory command!! The right way it should have been done was Jay would say "Group! Attention!" There is a predatory command then the command of execution. That still bugs me to this day 🤣🤣
Thank you for your service 🙂
@@haashemmalik216 Afghanistan twice, Kosovo twice, Kuwait once. I was stationed at Fort Drum, Vicenza Italy, Fort Stewart, Fort Lewis, Wiesbaden Germany, I'm now at Fort McCoy.
A couple years ago somebody had uploaded the “Howard Stern 9/11 Retrospective” …it was raw and emotional, but has since been removed
I think others uploaded it
I was listening to Howard that day and it was a heartwrenching day. So different from what was the usual broadcast but a moment in time, historic, being conveyed by a passionate American and New Yorker. Radio history, broadcast history! It needs to be heard.
It's available....and incredible
Thank you for uploading! Been searching for this for years!