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Jiang treats mass media figures like Johnny Carson and television itself as former institutions that once unified Americans around shared experience.
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Johnny Carson
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...things that were unifying. Ideology. Narrative stories and institutions. Right. So Johnny Carson was an institution in America. Television was an institution in America..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...things that were unifying. Ideology. Narrative stories and institutions. Right. So Johnny Carson was an institution in America. Television was an institution in America..."
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"...things that were unifying. Ideology. Narrative stories and institutions. Right. So Johnny Carson was an institution in America. Television was an institution in America..."
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"...in American history, late night was actually a very unifying thing. Johnny Carson spoke to all Americans. The middle class, the wealthy elite, even..."
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"...was briefly talked about, which is the idea that, you know, Johnny Carson being, you know, a very unifying figure or figure and how..."
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