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Jon Stewart Admits to Pat Robertson PayoffSaturday, January 7. 2006Trackbacks
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Jon Stewart sucks, all his questions and remarks are soft balls, no surprise he's in bed with Pat the Gnat, compared to Bill Mars he's strictly pussy.
For the record, that "news" post was a fiction, intended for a laugh. Somehow I doubt that Stewart and Robertson would actually be talking to each other, let alone exchanging funds.
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