I'm Michael McClintock. With live coverage of the funeral of Selena Meyer, America's first woman president.

While she may have only served one full term, Meyer is fondly remembered for briefly freeing what was once known as the nation of Tibet,

as well as for permanently overturning same-sex marriage. The former president passed away earlier this week at the age of 76 or possibly

77, or according to some sources 75. Hello and welcome to the last laugh. I'm Matt Wilstein from

The Daily Beast. If you're a comedy nerd like I am, you know Matt Walsh is one of the four

founders of the upright citizens brigade, along with Matt Besser, as one of the four founders of the Upright Citizens

Brigade, along with Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Amy Poehler. He's also a two-time Emmy nominee

for playing Mike McClintock on Veep, which just wrapped up its seventh and final season on HBO

last month. This month, Walsh and UCB are bringing the 21st annual Delcloth Marathon, three days of some of the

best improv shows you'll ever see to Los Angeles after 20 years in New York. I thought this would

be the perfect opportunity to look back at what has been easily the most influential

comedy institution of this century with the man who has been there from the beginning.

Here's my conversation with the great Matt Walsh.

This is the last laugh.

Is that a prox CBS hat?

Is it a real CBS hat that we got from Colbert?

We shot us in our last episode.

Press tour.

And this was Mike's hat for the bit.

Oh, yeah.

I lose hat so much.

I just turned it into.

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