Crashing ‘The Daily Show’
Two surprise guests dropped by "The Daily Show" on Thursday. First came Stephen Colbert, whose apparent failure to score a permit will lead to a hybrid "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" on Oct. 30. And then Oprah Winfrey crashed the show to announce that she's picking up the tab to send the studio audience to the Washington rally.
Two surprise guests dropped by “The Daily Show” on Thursday. First came Stephen Colbert, whose apparent failure to score a permit will lead to a hybrid “Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear” on Oct. 30. And then Oprah Winfrey crashed the show to announce that she’s picking up the tab to send the studio audience to the Washington rally.
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