Stephen Colbert Ridicules GOP Inaction With A Perfectly Set Up Gag
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The "Late Show" host asked to roll the footage on Republicans' "bold new vision for the future" and you can guess what happened next.
Stephen Colbert reflected on President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office on Friday with a zinger about GOP inaction during the same period. The “Late Show” host noted how “this moment in history wasn’t just a restart for the presidency” but “also a chance for leaders of the Republican Party to step up and fill the vacuum left by the previous guy with their bold new vision for the future?” “Jimmy, let’s roll that footage,” said Colbert.
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