Stephen Colbert made his name at the 2006 WH Correspondents Dinner mocking journalists for being too deferential to the president. Now, 16 years and $150 million later, he demands journalists be more deferential to the President, says they should be slapped when confrontational. - Conspiracies

Stephen Colbert made his name at the 2006 WH Correspondents Dinner mocking journalists for being too deferential to the president. Now, 16 years and $150 million later, he demands journalists be more deferential to the President, says they should be slapped when confrontational. (twitter.com)

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– Rusty-Shackleford 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

The oscar nonsense and now this. Why the push to to advocate for violence now?? Where is this headed?

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– Xaviermgk 1 point 2 years ago +2 / -1

Ever seen the way rabbis try and slap people around in Israel? I think it's something like that. It's their last go-to when people don't eat up their bullshit.

And really, Colbert would never slap Doocy himself. He could not handle the repercussions, either instantly or long-term. Even if he did it with a group he would get wrecked LOL.

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