Powerful Late-Night Monologue

I saw this on Bob Hyatt’s blog this morning and thought it was worth sharing. Craig Ferguson, host of the Late Late Show on CBS, shares a powerful and personal story of repentance, sobriety and courage.

2 thoughts on “Powerful Late-Night Monologue”

Thank you for this. Very touching and powerful indeed.

Amazing. I wish I could remember the old saying about funny guys being the most sensitive people.

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