5 Firing Line moments that are still relevant today
Season 38
Episode 3
About the Episode
William F. Buckley, Jr. hosted Firing Line for 33 years. During his tenure as host, he debated a number of influential public figures on topics ranging from comedy to imperialism. This compliation shows Buckley in conversation with five of his most memorable guests on matters that are still important today.
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Extras
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The story of a composer and pianist known as one of the greatest musicians of the 19th century.13:31 -
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American Masters Shorts: Season 1
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How Phyllis Diller broke down the doors for female comics
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Paul Mooney on his career and relationship with Richard Pryor
Paul Mooney reflects on the mechanics of stand-up and his role as Richard Pryor's best friend.10:39 -
How Lily Tomlin found liberation in exploring her Laugh-In characters
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Jeff Foxworthy on how every American might be a "redneck"
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Joan Rivers finds humor in being yourself
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Love, Jamie
Jamie Diaz is a trans woman and artist who has spent nearly 30 years in a men's prison in Texas.1:21 -
Love, Jamie
Jamie Diaz is a trans woman and artist who has spent nearly 30 years in a men's prison in Texas.19:45
