Stephen Colbert Thanks You
The "Colbert Report" warmly appreciates the wonderful people who voted against their interests and gave people like its host a tax break. | video
The “Colbert Report” warmly appreciates the wonderful people who voted against their interests and gave people like its host a tax break. | video
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