Al Franken appears again as his own one-man mobile uplink device, reporting from Baghdad.
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Ten years after Al Franken declared the 1990s the "Joe Franken Decade," he returns with his son...
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Al Franken comments on the start of the 1992 presidential race, but goes on an extended tangent...
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Al returns as the self-contained one man mobile uplink unit to report on a drug transaction...
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Al Franken says goodbye to the "Al Franken Decade" and ushers in the "Joe Franken Decade" with...
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Al does jokes for viewers of the McNeil Lehrer News Hour.
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Al draws a map completely from memory and shows who states are going to vote for in the electoral...
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Lyndon La Rouche discusses the 1988 presidential campaign.
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Al reports again as a one-man mobile uplink unit in Florida.
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Al Franken reports via satellite on... satellites, using a highly technical mobile uplink.
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Al Franken gives a special in-depth report on Reagan's prostate operation.
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Al Franken reports on the Al Franken decade, and gives tips on what you can do for him.
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SNL alumnus Al Franken returns to explain the downfall of SNL, that Jean Doumainian got fired and...
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