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Never before have we done it this early or this big.
Announcing 1995 closeout at Fremont Motor Company.
This week, get drastic closeout discounts on every vehicle in stock.
New 95 Ford Aspire, 196 a month.
New 95 Ford Escorts, 247 a month.
Both with hot new factory rebates.
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These are the last of the 95s.
When they're gone, they're gone.
Don't miss 1995 closeout now at Fremont Motor Company.
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Where it takes two to make it happen.
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From New York, soon to be a CBS primetime series, it's The Late Show with David Letterman.
Tonight, the return of tennis great Monica Seles, actor Patrick Stewart and comedian
Wayne Cotter.
Plus, Paul Schaeffer and the CBS Orchestra.
And now, your authorized Westinghouse dealer, David Letterman.
Hello there, history.
Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you very much.
God bless you, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcome to The Late Show.
Man, what a lovely group of folks we have here
in the Ed Sullivan Theater.
You know, ladies and gentlemen, I was thinking about something.
You heard about this Newt Gingrich article in Vanity Fair Magazine.
It comes out, I guess, this week, next week.
Who cares when it comes out?
But anyway, in the article that's talking about
Newt Gingrich having sex in his office,
not only having sex, I mean right there.
Let's ponder that for a second.
Oh my God, he's having sex in the office on his desk.
And I can't, I'm sorry, I can't rid myself of this mental impression.
So I have something I'd like to say to you folks here tonight.
In the two years that we've been in the Ed Sullivan Theater,
my promise to you, ladies and gentlemen, not once
but every time I'm in the Ed Sullivan Theater,
I promise to give you a hug.
And I'm going to say goodbye to you.
Goodbye.
And this desk right here.
That's the end.
Of course, I can't speak for every staff member.
Oh no, no, no.
What a lovely day here in New York City.
Isn't it nice here in New York City?
It's gotten a little warmer than the last couple of days,
but still very nice, plenty of blue skies.
And for some reason, everybody in New York City today
is in a lovely mood, in a wonderful mood.
And I was walking to work today, and New Yorkers all over the city
are in a great mood, and I saw several of them doing this,
actually drawing little smiley faces in the chalk body outlines.
And I thought, man.
Always good to have runaways in the audience.
Nice to see you guys.
Good luck.
Oh.
Not now.
Pretty hip guy, you can tell.
That kid has never done comedy before.
You, sir, owe everyone in this audience an apology.
No, sit down.
Good heavens.
Hop up on the desk and do whatever you like.
I'm terribly excited about something.
I have never felt more excited, more enthused, more confident
in the network television process.
Earlier tonight, right here on CBS,
this network on which Paul and I have been broadcasting
every night for the last two years,
earlier tonight, CBS aired the American Magic Awards.