Ferguson Speaks From The Heart

That is called honesty. We've lost sight of what honesty is so when we see it we think it is something special. Sad. It is harder to be honest because you feel responsible for the the person that can't handle it. If honesty was practiced more, people would be able to handle it. I don't always make friends but no one can ever say I wasn't being honest. The friends I have respect and welcome honesty.

it does seem a bit extreme... it reminds me of a quote "any society that gives up a little freedom for a little security deserves niether and will lose both"...or something like that...

you're right they dont really dominate the charts anymore... but my point was sometimes music tends to nutrualize accents....not always but often...

Eventhough he's a comedian, He really makes sense..

Craig's book, American on Purpose, all about his alcoholism and struggles with it, is so amazingly powerful. He has such a great story and such a great voice that can reach so many people. I don't doubt that he is the perfect man to host a late night talk show.

PS- You can tell this is an older episode because his accent is so much thicker and he actually cares about the sensors :-D ha ha

the audience really messed up on this one. they need to realize that he was being serious and stop laughing.

they dominate at being big brother...you know..george orwell's 1984 distopian society where your government controls and watches everything...

scary shit. can't believe the brits stand for it. actually, i don't like brits because of that.

i love Britain and their music but they dont dominate anythin now

i have to agree that many british bands sound american....but i first noticed this in the bands during the "british invasion"(the 1960's early 70's) when britain dominated the american pop charts and there for had no reason to sound american..in fact just the opposite...i think music sometimes just transends accents

This man makes such great observations. I'm an alcoholic, and so many things he says here are the truth, if maybe softened a bit...