footnote two, yoko, i believe i have this right, yoko -- do you remember at one point the united states was going to expel john lennon. they were going to revoke his green card on, i think on the grounds that there'd been a drug bust somewhere in the past, as there always is. [laughter] it's so rare with rock groups to have a drug violation. yoko came to see pop and asked him if he would write a letter to the relevant authority, i guess the ins, on john lennon's behalf. he did. >> did she come to see him at your house or -- >> no, no. i believe it was national review. and she, and i don't know if pop was the tipping point. there were, obviously, other letters. but, you know, a letter from bill buckley to a nixon-ruled government agency would not have been uninfluential. >> timeout to. okay, timeout to. c-span, timeout. i'm a news guy, that's what i do for a living. we just got news, folks. yoko ono visited the offices of national review. [laughter] that's worth the price of admission today alone, i'd say. [laughter] >> that's actually embargoed for me. [laughter] but the, i guess a foot

lennon and yoko ono. it's not so much the story, although there's a lot of great beatles music in it, it really has to do with their relationship, when they met in london, and their last 14 years together, and the actor who plays john lennon is remarkable. his name is mark mcgann, and some of the scenes, it is very eerie. really eerie. >> yeah, it is. the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd and chevy chase. [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! we brought our fun bagda >

with yoko zero no they seek to control the narrative. the first meeting is a great thrill for me and there were a couple of questions that i have not shared in advance. first of all, his handwriting was terrible. it was so bad that at yale in the 1940s, he actually sought and was given permission to type his exams. remember the mentioning of which they said yes so they would go to an adjoining classroom while everyone else was growing and laying out his advance. here is another. toward the end, he became very casual and his thinkers on the keyboard. he would just sort of put them down anywhere and start typing. [laughter] his e-mails resemble to be an enigma code. it would be fun to put together a collection of those. i did have to call them up and say i really want to know where you had your mind here. >> i exchanged e-mails a few timetimes in the beach really w. they looked like something you are supposed to unscramble and they said i just type this way. [laughter] did he ever give you advice about the craft of writing? >> sure. the fi

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just got news, yoko ono visited the offices of "national review". that is worth the price of admission alone. >> i guess a footnote, 21/2, lennon was fascinated, i like many of my generation went into an actual depression. this was a staggering event, pop noticed, at the dinner table, had to write a column in my garage, why don't you write my column? and i said i couldn't do that. i couldn't do it. if you -- what i wrote was splendid, but it concludes, what i realized is john lennon had gravitas, and gravitas was greatly esteemed. here we have the evolution, of william f buckley from the -- to 1980. >> i want to include this to the john lennon eulogy, in 1970 john lennon gave a massively long interview to rolling stone magazine, the point it was at its most bitter and it is a landmark in terms of literature of the beatles, very negative, called them the biggest pastor don earth, live acid comments about paul and everything else, bill buckley read the entire interview start to finish and it was 50,000 words over issues of rolling stone magazine and j

lennon and yoko ono. it's not so much the story, although there's a lot of great beatles music in it, it really has to do with their relationship, when they met in london, and their last 14 years together, and the actor who plays john lennon is remarkable. his name is mark mcgann, and some of the scenes, i >> i've seen some of the promos. really eerie. >> yeah, it is. the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd [ music ] [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] we brought our fun bags t

she did it. >> the fact is that yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles. the desire to go off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier and heavier beatle these days and when the kids come to his concert these days they don't scream, they listen. >>> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused in fact they were particularly deep in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called ringo's reviewer. >> i sell records, it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it, you know? >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success

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. - oh, okay, well that's what they said about yoko ono. (audience laughter) - so, how are we gonna beat roy? - i have a plan. - sweetie, didn't you have an idea? - what, to put you on our next album? - oh! all right, yeah. well, you know, we should not compete with roy and his frills and just concentrate on being who we are. - well, i hate to break it to you, but we never left basics. - well, do you have a better suggestion? - as a matter of fact, i do, love. (audience laughter) one way to get an edge, to really get an edge over aeromass is to have a distinctive personality. and how do we get that distinctive personality? with a celebrity spokesperson. - i have a cousin who says she knows emmanuel lewis. (audience laughter) now, i was thinking of someone who is synonymous with flight. like say, a former astronaut? perhaps charles ace galvin? - oh yeah, that's a great idea, yeah. but why stop there? i mean, while we're at it, why don't we get the queen of england, or the pope? or mother theresa? - i'm serious about this, joe, i really am. a

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