VIDEO: ‘The Daily Show’ Slams Texas Cops’ Racist Attack on McKinney Pool Party Teens
"Daily Show" host Jon Stewart teams up with correspondent Jessica Williams to discuss recent events at a pool party in McKinney, Texas.“Daily Show” host Jon Stewart teams up with correspondent Jessica Williams to discuss recent events at a pool party in McKinney, Texas. Williams even gets a jump on summer fashion and dons a full suit of armor underneath her swimsuit — a getup otherwise known as a “McKinney Bikini.”
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