To Tell the Truth - Dog trainer; PANEL: Johnny Carson, Betty White (Jan 8, 1962)

[@keithnaylor1981]

Amazing feat for the dog owner putting her reputation at risk like this. Got to admire her for that.

[@epaddon]

Mario Biaggi was later elected to the US House Of Representatives in 1968 and unsuccessfully ran for Mayor of New York in 1973. In 1987 and 1988 he was convicted on charges of corruption and forced to resign his seat. He spent two years in prison and died in 2015 at age 97.

[@alansmith9869]

@@MrXminus1 I would hope he was guilty if he spent 2 years in prison

[@joegy9944]

Loved the dog trainer segment

[@victoryak86]

It’s always more fun with Johnny and Betty

[@Thebigbluemeany]

What a good dog! The real Blanche Saunders the dog trainer must have had a lot of confidence in her dog to behave well in a studio full of noise and people to do that. And confidence in her own training skills too. Also, in the training demostration section the dog's tail is wagging like mad - she's really enjoying it and having fun. Such a good dog.

[@IWillSayMyPeace]

The ideal panel.

[@kenyongray2615]

I hope Kitty comes back soon. R.I.P. Betty White. Bud no longer does his salute when introduced. Wonder why he stopped doing it. Thanks for the video.

[@44032]

Al Mercante, #3 in the last game bears a resemblance to famed boxing referee Arthur Mercante SR, (1920-2010), who did have a brother named Al, according to his NY Times obit.

[@totellthetruthcbs4220]

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[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Man #1 in Game #1 Lady #3 in Game #2 Man #1 in Game #3

[@catbriggs8362]

I guessed the police officer because his account of the award he received was less dramatic than the other two. I won't say who it is to avoid a spoiler. ;> Dog trainer was amazing!

[@alanfollett6242]

Was he removed from the National Police Hall of Fame after his conviction? Anyway, sad when a heroic cop goes bad.

[@kristabrewer9363]

I knew it wasn't number 3 right off. Why in the WORLD wouldn't he tell if there was policeman's ball in New York or not?

[@lorisullivan327]

Tom asked him and he said that the question threw him off

[@johnbutrico3656]

Arlene Saunders died of Covid on April 17

[@kristabrewer9363]

Yea, I just looked it up (weird or what)?

[@Walterwhiterocks]

I'm wondering if he was on the take as a police officer and if that's where he got his taste for dirty money.

[@kenbrown438]

Cigarettes !!!!????

[@christopherjones8517]

Let’s all chip in and contestant no.3 some teeth lol!

[@christopherjones8517]

I mean buy , sorry

[@Eddie_Schantz]

That dog was just like Joe Biden, a puppt on a string. Except that dog is much smarter.

[@peternagy-im4be]

I think back then cops didn't kneel on suspects necks?