Bill Murray

Well, right back at you then. Okay. Thank you.

Well, right back at you then. Okay. Thank you.

It is crazy. You have elections every four years.

It is crazy. You have elections every four years.

It is crazy. You have elections every four years.

We don't get a break from these people.

We don't get a break from these people.

We don't get a break from these people.

Yeah, if I fall asleep too early tonight, we're going to lose the internet. I'm supposed to be on watch or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, if I fall asleep too early tonight, we're going to lose the internet. I'm supposed to be on watch or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, if I fall asleep too early tonight, we're going to lose the internet. I'm supposed to be on watch or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, that footage made me cry. Now you're going to make me cry. Okay, no, but it's true. Someone's got a... There has to be some sort of a new – I don't know if it has to be a club, but there's got to be some sort of new – you know, it used to be music.

I mean, that footage made me cry. Now you're going to make me cry. Okay, no, but it's true. Someone's got a... There has to be some sort of a new – I don't know if it has to be a club, but there's got to be some sort of new – you know, it used to be music.

I mean, that footage made me cry. Now you're going to make me cry. Okay, no, but it's true. Someone's got a... There has to be some sort of a new – I don't know if it has to be a club, but there's got to be some sort of new – you know, it used to be music.

I think music played such a big part of whatever that movement was, whatever you call the peace movement or the hippies or, you know, whatever it was. It was an extraordinary moment in time, and the music was part of the experience and part of the – it brought the message, and it sort of – It crashed through everybody's brain. There wasn't a side to it.

I think music played such a big part of whatever that movement was, whatever you call the peace movement or the hippies or, you know, whatever it was. It was an extraordinary moment in time, and the music was part of the experience and part of the – it brought the message, and it sort of – It crashed through everybody's brain. There wasn't a side to it.

I think music played such a big part of whatever that movement was, whatever you call the peace movement or the hippies or, you know, whatever it was. It was an extraordinary moment in time, and the music was part of the experience and part of the – it brought the message, and it sort of – It crashed through everybody's brain. There wasn't a side to it.

It's like, what were the soldiers listening to in Vietnam? Jimi Hendrix. We were all listening to the same stuff no matter where you were. No matter where you were, you were listening to the same music, no matter what your politic thing was. The music sort of told a story and sort of suggested a possibility.

It's like, what were the soldiers listening to in Vietnam? Jimi Hendrix. We were all listening to the same stuff no matter where you were. No matter where you were, you were listening to the same music, no matter what your politic thing was. The music sort of told a story and sort of suggested a possibility.

It's like, what were the soldiers listening to in Vietnam? Jimi Hendrix. We were all listening to the same stuff no matter where you were. No matter where you were, you were listening to the same music, no matter what your politic thing was. The music sort of told a story and sort of suggested a possibility.