‘Daily Show’: ‘Fox & Friends’ Says Don’t Blame Bush
According to the highly nonpartisan lineup of talking heads on "Fox & Friends," the statute of limitations has officially passed for blaming the Bush administration for any stuff that's hit the fan since W. left office.According to the highly nonpartisan lineup of talking heads on “Fox & Friends,” the statute of limitations has officially passed for blaming the Bush administration for any stuff that’s hit the fan since W. left office. This includes situations the former president clearly had a hand in, as well as, according to former Gov. Jeb Bush, the common cold symptoms suffered by his brother’s detractors. Jon Stewart would like to set the record straight in this clip from Tuesday night’s show. –KA
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