VIDEO: Stephen Colbert: CNBC GOP Debate ‘Impressive’ in How ‘Boring and Confusing’ It Managed to Be
The "Late Show" host started a segment dedicated to last week's CNBC debate by apologizing to any viewers who had to sit through the Republican spectacle.The “Late Show” host started a segment dedicated to last week’s CNBC debate by apologizing to any viewers who had to sit through the Republican spectacle.
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