Today host Karl Stefanovic said he was “worried” during an interview after his infamous guest appeared to have nodded off before drowsily waking up after more than a minute.
Today host Karl Stefanovic got “worried” during an awkward interview in which the infamous guest, known for a massively viral meme, appeared to be unconscious for more than a minute.
Jack Karlson, the man known for the viral “democracy manifest” video from 1991, appeared to have"nodded off" during his Today interview. Picture: Today
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