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The vast majority of late-night comedy airtime Wednesday was spent on Barack Obama’s Tuesday
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. Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon both took an opportunity to mock Obama’s somewhat awkward
fist bump with Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk
. On Comedy Central, The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart was very distressed about Obama’s mentions of problematic bridge infrastructure, while Stephen Colbert has a suggestion as to how to avoid said bridges.
Fast forward to 4:15 to see Stewart explain what will happen if our government continues its current level of dysfunction.
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