Victoria Jackson

The Eric Metaxas Show

Salem Podcast Network

Religion & Spirituality, News Commentary, Society & Culture, Christianity, News

4.6 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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SNL alumna Victoria Jackson brightens up the weekend with a possible new theme song for the show, and shares tales of finding a new mountain home which she hopes her husband will eventually come to love.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Eric Mataxas show with your host Eric Mataxas.
0:07.0	Hey there folks, it's the Eric Mataxas show and did you hear the frog in my throat?
0:20.4	That's actually not a frog in my throat.
0:23.4	It's my special guest, our friend Victoria Jackson.
0:26.7	Victoria, welcome.
0:27.7	Thank you Eric, I'm so happy to be here.
0:31.7	I can't see your face yet because we're having technical difficulties but I just want to
0:36.7	now I can see you.
0:38.1	How are you my friend?
0:39.6	I wrote a song for our show today.
0:42.9	You wrote a song for the show.
0:44.3	Let me introduce you a little bit more properly.
0:47.0	You are a comedian and actress, a musician.
0:50.8	Your name is Victoria Jackson and you're the first wife of Samuel Jackson whom many people
0:59.0	know from snakes on a plane.
1:00.4	Is that right?
1:01.4	No.
1:02.4	Am I getting you mixed up with his first wife?
1:06.0	Yeah.
1:07.0	Okay, scratch that.
1:08.0	You are your Victoria Jackson whom we know from six seasons on Saturday night live from
1:13.7	the tonight show with Johnny Carson and from the Eric Mataxas show with Eric Mataxas.
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