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When Don Rickles was substituting for Johnny Carson, he thought Bob Hope would be the only one there, but out comes John Wayne and Bing Crosby, who absolutely destroy Rickles!

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Very few could ever top Don rickles when it came to insults. This is one of the very few times, and it took Bob Hope Bing Crosby and John Wayne to do it!
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Don Rickles giving Lou Brock baseball tips in 1977 is unreal. He starts teaching him how to steal a base and somehow turns it into a full roast of everyone on the stage. The way he demonstrates the lead-off while still insulting Johnny is pure chaos. I would have evaporated if a comedian started coaching me like that on live TV. Only Rickles could go that hard and still leave the guy laughing and feeling respected.

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Power usually changes how people speak to you. Don Rickles made it change the other way around. Ronald Reagan was the governor, the former movie star, and the guest everyone had gathered to honor. Rickles treated him like none of that mattered. He mocked the acting career, the politics, the image, the whole performance of importance. And Reagan laughed. That is what makes old roasts interesting. For a few minutes, titles disappear. The powerful person has to sit there and accept being reduced to a joke while the comedian controls the room. Rickles wasn't just insulting Reagan. He was reminding everyone that status only works when the room agrees to respect it. And comedy is one of the few places where the room can temporarily take that agreement away.
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