‘Colbert Report’: How About We Don’t Bomb Iran?
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg stopped in at "The Colbert Report" on Tuesday to comment on the whole Iran-bombing hoopla that's affecting certain world leaders lately (you know who you are), pronouncing that (continued).The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg stopped in at “The Colbert Report” on Tuesday to comment on the whole Iran-bombing hoopla that’s affecting certain world leaders lately (you know who you are), pronouncing that “bad things would flow from a decision to bomb Iran, either by Israel or by the United States.”
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