Carol Burnett mirrored on the time she visitor starred on “The Ed Sullivan Present” the identical day as Elvis Presley.

As a visitor on “The Late Present With Stephen Colbert” selling the Apple TV+ collection “Palm Royale,” the 90-year-old Burnett was prompted to look again at her legendary profession in tv. Since she visitor starred on “The Ed Sullivan Present” seven occasions, Colbert requested Burnett if she ever interfaced with the “huge names” that took the stage.

“I used to be on when Elvis was on, when he was within the military. They usually did an entire huge factor when he was within the military on the stage,” she mentioned. “They usually put me on first. No one wished to see me. It was Elvis. ‘The place the hell is Elvis?’ I bombed. Oh my god, it was horrible. It was terrible.”

Nonetheless, she had a pleasing interplay with the King of Rock and Roll regardless of the less-than-desirable sequence of their performances.

“I met him, he was very candy,” she mentioned. “And I bought his autograph for my child sister.”

Burnett went on to debate how Presley served as an inspiration for her music “I Made a Idiot of Myself Over John Foster Dulles,” named for the previous U.S. Secretary of State, who she mentioned was “uninteresting” and “by no means smiled.”

She defined the genesis of the music: “I used to be doing a particular materials music {that a} buddy of mine wrote referred to as ‘I Made A Idiot Of Myself Over John Foster Dulles.’ Everyone was going loopy over Elvis so he wrote this music about this younger lady going loopy over John Foster Dulles.”

Burnett carried out the music on “The Jack Paar Present” and repeated the efficiency in order that Dulles himself might see it; she additionally took the act to “The Ed Sullivan Present.” Burnett’s love music for the cupboard member grew to become the discuss of the city, and Dulles was as soon as requested what was happening between them on “Meet the Press.”

Burnett, who was watching him on tv on the time, recalled his response: “I make it a coverage by no means to debate issues of the guts in public.”

Watch Burnett’s interview from “The Late Present” beneath.