‘Daily Show’: Is Joe Biden a Jedi Master?
In these clips from Vice President Joe Biden's visit Tuesday to "The Daily Show," the nation's No. 2 takes stock of the Obama administration's first year in office, defends his boss' decisions on a couple contentious issues, and compares Wall Street honchos to rattlesnakes.In these clips from Vice President Joe Biden’s visit Tuesday to “The Daily Show,” the nation’s No. 2 takes stock of the Obama administration’s first year in office, defends his boss’ decisions on a couple contentious issues, and compares Wall Street honchos to rattlesnakes. Meanwhile, Jon Stewart wants to know whether Biden and Obama are Jedi masters or are actually getting their butts kicked. –KA
Comedy Central:
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| The Daily Show With Jon Stewart | Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
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