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exander by Dan Akroyd and Jane Curtain on “Saturday Night Live,” the late night comedy hit. “The ones I sawwere hilarious,” he recalls, reporting that Ms. Alexander taped every show.

He liked the spoof so much, in fact, that he even borrowed Akroyd’s opening insult to use when he and Ms. Alexander appeared on panels together at pess conventions, meetings and trade shows. “It always brought down the house when I would begin, “Shana, you ignorant slut!” Mr. Kilpatrick says, chuckling.

He’s no longer on “60 Minutes” but still joins “Agronsky and Company” Sunday mornings to trade arguments with Carl Rowan, Martin Agronsky, George Will, Elizabeth Drew and Hugh Sidey. He also writes four columns each week, three of “The Conservative View” which appear in 515 papers, and one “Writer’s Art,” carried in 35. He writes at least one magazine piece every month and between September and May, gives 20 to 30 talks here and there across the country. His latest book, The Writer’s Art, was just

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