Colbert: The N.Y. Times Wants Your Family Dead
Colbert sums up the N.Y. Times bank records issue. This clip also contains the not-to-be-missed zinger about Brit Hume and Superman.
Colbert sums up the N.Y. Times bank records issue. This clip also contains the not-to-be-missed zinger about Brit Hume and Superman.
TRUTHDIG’S JOURNALISM REMAINS CLEARCrooks and Liars:
Colbert takes on the fury that the right wing has unleashed over Bill Keller and the NY Times. He sums up the story quite easily.
Colbert: So let me simplify it for you. The NY Times want you and your family dead.
Brit Hume is just plain creepy when he mentions any part a women?s anatomy.
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