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Extraction Summary
9
People
1
Organizations
0
Locations
1
Events
3
Relationships
4
Quotes
Document Information
Type:
Narrative excerpt / memoir / transcript (house oversight document)
File Size:
1.11 MB
Summary
This document appears to be a page from a memoir or narrative (likely by Paul Krassner) describing a comedy roast of Harlan (likely Harlan Ellison). It details crude jokes involving Nancy Reagan and Mother Teresa, reactions from Robin (likely Williams), and comments by Robert Silverberg. The page bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT' stamp, indicating it was part of a document production to Congress, though the text itself contains no direct references to Jeffrey Epstein or flight logs.
People (9)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Harlan | Subject of Roast |
The person being roasted at the event (likely Harlan Ellison given the context of Robert Silverberg).
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| Nancy Reagan | Mentioned in Joke |
Subject of a joke regarding herpes.
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| Digby Diehl | Speaker/Roaster |
Concluded a speech at the roast.
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| Mother Teresa | Mentioned in Joke |
Set up as a fake future guest roaster.
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| Robin | Attendee/Performer |
Jumped out of his chair and ran in circles; quoted Gandhi. (Context suggests Robin Williams).
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| Gandhi | Mentioned in Quote |
Invoked by Robin in a hypothetical scenario.
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| Krassner | Narrator/Speaker |
Referred to by Harlan; he delivered the punchline 'I fucked her' regarding Mother Teresa. (Likely Paul Krassner).
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| Robert Silverberg | Speaker |
Stated he hates roasts but will participate if Harlan is the target.
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| Nancy | Companion |
Accompanied the narrator on the way home; summed up the evening.
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document via Bates stamp.
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Timeline (1 events)
Unknown
A comedy roast honoring 'Harlan' (likely Harlan Ellison)
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Key Quotes (4)
"“Harlan’ s only fear is that he’ ll get in a car accident and have to re-live this event.” - Digby Diehl"Source
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"“I fucked her.” - Krassner (referring to Mother Teresa)"Source
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"“Gandhi is going, ‘Who is this man? He may not get through the gates of heaven for that line.’” - Robin"Source
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"“Basically... the roast is a really ugly, repugnant, immature and childish art form. I hate it. And I will only do one if Harlan is the target.” - Robert Silverberg"Source
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caution on his part because I promised if he fucked around with me, I’ d
let on that he caught his herpes from Nancy Reagan.”
let on that he caught his herpes from Nancy Reagan.”
Digby Diehl concluded, “Harlan’ s only fear is that he’ ll get in a
car accident and have to re-live this event. And in the true tradition of
roasting, that tradition being to talk dirty and mention a big name, thank
you all for coming. And join us next week when our guest roaster will be
Mother Teresa.”
car accident and have to re-live this event. And in the true tradition of
roasting, that tradition being to talk dirty and mention a big name, thank
you all for coming. And join us next week when our guest roaster will be
Mother Teresa.”
I blurted out, “I fucked her.”
The audience screamed, hooted, stomped, and Robin jumped out of
his chair and ran around in a circle. Then he said, “Gandhi is going,
‘Who is this man? He may not get through the gates of heaven for that
line.’ ”
his chair and ran around in a circle. Then he said, “Gandhi is going,
‘Who is this man? He may not get through the gates of heaven for that
line.’ ”
Harlan said, “Thank God Krassner got off one good one.”
I explained, “I guess I just fell into the insult mode.”
“Basically,” said Robert Silverberg, “the roast is a really ugly,
repugnant, immature and childish art form. I hate it. And I will only do one
if Harlan is the target.”
repugnant, immature and childish art form. I hate it. And I will only do one
if Harlan is the target.”
And on our way home, Nancy summed up the irony: “A
compliment was originally perceived as an insult, and consequently we’ ve
had an evening of insults which were really compliments.”
compliment was originally perceived as an insult, and consequently we’ ve
had an evening of insults which were really compliments.”
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