Dr. Oz took a peculiar stance on abortion right during his debate against John Fetterman in Pennsylvania last night, and another woman has shared her story of a secret relationship with Herschel Walker. #Colbert #Comedy #Monologue
Dr. Oz took a peculiar stance on abortion right during his debate against John Fetterman in Pennsylvania last night, and another woman has shared her story of a secret relationship with Herschel Walker. #Colbert #Comedy #Monologue
Much respect for John Fetterman; he’s got integrity out the wazoo. So what he gets some of his words wrong: He said “Good night” instead of “Good evening.” John Fetterman will continue to get better from his stroke and serve Pennsylvanians honorably. Dr. Oz will never be anything other than a snake oil salesman.
ReplyThe idea of political leaders setting up shop in my vagina and womb is disturbing
ReplyWhat we do know is any election a republican loses they will claim fraud and try to litigate it in court or they will try to throw out ballots for Democrats
ReplyYeah..cats and tinsel…true facts!! haha
ReplyIt is so crazy to watch this after you watched actual debate first, Colbert has become such propaganda whore.
ReplyDixon, as in Mason/Dixon lol
ReplyHey, I’ve talked to other homeless guys who weren’t right in the head back when I was on the streets, their stories may not be true but they’re usually pretty entertaining. They make more sense than Dixon anyway.
ReplyOnly one thing in this monologue surprised me: Herschel Walker competed in the Olympics in France and ISN’T advertising that fact as evidence that he has experience in foreign affairs.
Replybooks with pornographic material?
well there goes the Bible…
ReplyHe couldn’t have killed JFK because I killed JFK. I also killed Superman and Batman’s parents. Also that guy from that one British band. -Ted Cruiz’s father
ReplyWhy does that “used to be decent doctor” not want federal politicians involved in women’s health deciions, but is ok with locals??? What an a**hole!
ReplyCastrate Walker!
Reply“Goodnight” or “good evening” are used as greetings in some places; it’s no different than Good Morning, just not in as common usage. when I lived in the Caribbean, that’s how we greeted each other at the respective time of day; I’ve heard it can be used that way in some parts of the southern USA.
Reply🙂 ..Respect
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