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Rhiannon12866

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5. Yes, politics are his greatest interest

Reply to amuse bouche (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 12, 2020, 07:45 AM

Jun 2020

Though he is now "himself," as he's said, rather than the character he played. But he still keeps up with the latest issues, I remember once there was breaking news while he was taping his monologue (I think it was Trump meeting with Kim Jong-Un) so he did away with his prepared script and ad libbed the rest. It's possible to keep up with the day's news just by watching the late night shows!

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He's a great voice for Dems. So is Kimmel and Seth amuse bouche Jun 2020 #1

He's also had more political guests lately, most of them have, actually. Rhiannon12866 Jun 2020 #3

The Colbert Show was super political. I was a big fan amuse bouche Jun 2020 #4

Yes, politics are his greatest interest Rhiannon12866 Jun 2020 #5

For once the odds are stacked against the house. Apparently, they plan to trim the herd while they Ford_Prefect Jun 2020 #2