Former "The Plang Towhovo" Jay Leno He strives in the current state of the late night television, and he is not staying.

Jay Leno's remarks come to a special tense moment in the world of late night world, one marked by controls, dismissal and corporate conflicts.

In the newcoming Published interview With the President Ronald Ronald Rain, President David Radlio, the former emissions of tonight "criticized the more political tone of modern comedy, saying today's late-night hosts isolate half their potential audiences.

"I like to think that people come to comedy as somehow go out of things, the pressures of life, wherever it is," and I love political humor, but what happens (is) people who are too busy to one side or another. "

"Why shoot only half an audience, why not try to get a whole (audience)?" He asked. "I mean, I like bringing people into a big picture. I don't understand why you would alienate one particular group. Or just not saying. I don't say you have to throw your support or everything, but just do what is funny."

"It's funny funny," he continued. "I like to think that people come to comedy show to remove from the pressure of life. I don't think anyone wants to hear the class."

Reflecting on his 22-year-old man in the NBC, Leno explained that his approach comedy was always rooted in balance.

"I have hate letters," you and your republican friends "and another saying:" I hope you and your democratic friends are happy, "he said in Trulio." That's how you got the whole audience. "

Leno recalled his long-term friendship with the legendary strike of Rodney Dangerfield, pointing out that in spite of that for four decades, he never knew his political affiliation. "We never talked about politics, we just talked about jokes," he said.

A false legend in late night was created to claim that modern comedians are too focused on the sides. "Now you have to be happy with half the audience, because you have to give your opinion," he said.

Jay Leno then emphasized that, while political humor has its place, the comedy should unite, not divided. "It's funny when someone who's not (on your side) on jokes, that's the kind of what I'm doing."

His remarks come at a time when TV late-night TV passes large shifts, with decreasing grades, by changing the habit of viewers and increased supervision over political bias.

Just a few days before the Leno's interview that appeared, "late shows with Stephen Colber" made headlines for very different reasons.

Media Firestorm broke out after Stephen Colbert He took the pointy transition to the CBS home company, the most important global, during the monologue in the air. Comedy has allocated the network for its $ 16 million defamatory lawsuit with President Donald TrumpIt is sarcastic to leave "great, fat bribes."

Firest moment lit a guess, and only a few days later Colbert discovered that "late show" would end in May 2026. Years.