Bill O'Reilly

And we went out to the arenas and we did a history thing.

But Miller's...

to this day, the way he can analyze stuff, he just cuts right through to garbage and gets right to the essence of how absurd it is, which is what I was looking for.

Now, you guys, you got to tell me something now.

please I tried to drag Miller to the anniversary show which I was invited to I don't know was a 30th or 31 something 50 he wouldn't he wouldn't go to the SNL anniversary show so I did a skit for them a what up skit is that the Keenan oh yeah that's right yeah right oh you were in that I was in that

and i said and and michaels was uh kind enough to invite me to the show nobody would sit next to me so i i had the big blow to myself was this the 40th or the 50th which which 10 years ago 40th yeah and i and i go millie you got to come to the snl reunion thing with me come on be huge and he wouldn't go i'll send the monkey do you guys know why i wouldn't go

We should have him on right now.

He wouldn't tell me either.

I said, Miller, there's got to be a reason.

know he doesn't like tons of fanfare but he's kind of private quiet right i don't know i thought it was that he was shooting um he was shooting the bordello of blood this was surprisingly good in that movie oh yeah

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah.

Norm Macdonald was very good, way ahead of his time.

Yes.

Still would be.

On New and Weekend Update.

Right.

Time would never catch up to Norm.

And it was ridiculous.

But that being said, I understood the animus.