Jobs didn’t even come up in the “interview.”
Read “Job-acide: Stephen Colbert works to kill Keystone XL jobs.”
Job-acide, Part 2: Colbert helps McKibben kill Keystone XL jobs
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Colbert said all the right things, sounding
like a conservative in talking with McKibben.
The audience still found it funny. It is really
scary the gross stupidity of his fans.