LOST JOE PYNE TALK SHOW PART 3 HELENE GURLEY BROWN

[kirbygene]

Damn she looked good back in the day. Almost too thin but not

[Yephora]

If you want to see where Norman Lear got the inspiration for his "Archie Bunker" character, watch these ten seconds 0:37 - 0:47. He's right up there on the screen, folks.

[jimj122680]

Jew pawn indeed. All the FOX news hosts are jew tools.

[6motion6]

Hey Hitler, thought you died in a bunker

[keepitwildtv]

Slenderizing...that's a new one. I like it!

[SOLE2SOUL]

@keepitwildtv Actually, "slenderizing" is an old one but perhaps it's time for a comeback?

[rialcnis]

Joe Pyne was very funny. it was all an act. he was no dummy.

His generation however, the twenty-thirty something in the 50's people---well they were not acting. That generation was pretty unexplainably devoid of freethinking. The same kind of generation who are the 20 and 30 somthings of today.

Joe Pyne was actually pretty radical for his time.

[damiancody]

OMG she should have kicked that guy in the teeth

[jimj122680]

Wrong. He should have kicked that broad in the teeth for the damage she did to society in promoting slutty behavior.

[eileengoth]

lmao

[lebruun]

As A teenager babysitting I thought Helen was so sexy and I still do.

[fromthesidelines]

From a 1967 promotional film designed to sell Pyne's syndicated talk/interview show to local stations. Pyne could be even more brutal with his "opponents" than Morton Downey Jr. was 20 years ago...or Bill O'Reilly is these days. In this excerpt, Pyne "takes on" Helen Gurley Brown, at that time the fearless "liberated" editor of COSMOPOLITAN magazine.