Mark Halperin

You and I are just huge fans of the capacity to imitate.

I do a great Al Gore, but it requires two martinis, so I'm not going to do that.

I just want to make everybody understand what we're dealing with here.

We're dealing with a true talent.

Let's just hear a little bit of your trump, please.

Say whatever you want.

Very good.

Let's do a little of your Obama, please.

All right, very good.

And lastly, and this will require people over 80, a little of your Howard Cosell, the legendary sportscaster.

Yeah, just, you know, do like a Marcel Marceau rewipe.

All right, that's brilliant right there.

All right, now we're going to do Beatles trivia.

You know, if you're our age, you love the Beatles.

And I remember when the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl came out, George Martin, who had done the producing of it, their longtime producer, was, they were liner notes.

And he wrote in the liner notes that he'd had an exchange with his nine-year-old daughter, Lucy.

This is 1977.

And Lucy said, asked about the Beatles, Dad, were they as great as the Bay City Rollers?

To which George Martin claims he replied, probably not.

My point is that even back in 1977, kids today didn't know much about the Beatles.