Stephen Colbert Gets His Entire Audience To Troll Texas In Unison
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Texas is spending millions on a border wall project while its power grid crumbles.
Texas is dealing with yet another major energy crisis as residents are urged to conserve power or face blackouts ― so “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert found it peculiar that the state just announced it would spend $250 million on its own border wall. “What a wise use of taxpayer money,” he observed. “You wouldn’t want to waste it on something stupid like shoring up their cotton candy power grid.” But Colbert also said there’s a reason the Lone Star State needs a wall.
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