Tim Robinson | Marjorie Taylor Greene Cites HIPAA, Won't Say if She's Been Vaccinated: A Closer Look

Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

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🗓️ 23 July 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Seth takes a closer look at Marjorie Taylor Greene refusing to say whether she’s been vaccinated and Republicans saying we should learn to live with climate change.

Then, Tim Robinson talks about the work that went into his coffin flops sketch, working on a Saturday Night Live sketch that included a bug that could have been detrimental to New York's ecosystem and how his iconic hot dog character became a modern-day politics meme.

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0:00.0	Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's announcer Republicans will run their own investigation into
0:06.8	the January incident, so get ready to find out.
0:09.8	Hillary did it!
0:15.6	From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night
0:20.0	with Seth Myers.
0:21.0	On today's show, Seth Chancell with Tim Robinson, the creator and star of I Think You Should
0:25.0	Leave on Netflix, but first, a closer look.
0:34.0	GOP, Congresswoman, Marjorie Taylor Greene, falsely cited HIPAA in refusing to say whether
0:39.4	she's been vaccinated while Republicans fought with an ice cream company and said we should
0:43.7	just learn to live with climate change for more on this, it's time for a closer look.
0:51.7	Here's a lot going on in the world right now, and it's easy to look around at the state
0:55.3	of things and get a slightly apocalyptic vibe.
0:57.8	COVID cases have nearly tripled in two weeks, thanks to a highly contagious new variant,
1:02.6	billionaires, or jetting off to spaces.
1:04.6	US life expectancy saw its biggest drops in World War II, and thanks to intense wildfires
1:09.8	on the West Coast, smoke blanketed parts of the country as far east as New York.
1:13.4	Dozens of Western wildfires burning out of control sending smoke as far east as New
1:18.2	York City.
1:19.2	Nearly 3,000 miles away air quality in the Northeast, including here in New York City,
1:24.3	was compromised due to smoke from those wildfires.
1:27.7	The smokey infernos out west creating hazy skies thousands of miles away, stretching from
1:33.3	Toronto to Philadelphia.
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