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Video Clip: Stephen Colbert Interviews President of the American Meat Institute

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2010.08.19Video Clip: Stephen Colbert Interviews President of the American Meat Institute

Just unbeliveably hilarious and spot on.  He really nails the Pres. on several topics and it's a true joy to watch.

FYI, Mark

2010.08.19 at 21:39 in Activism, Animal Issues, Diet, Humor, Satire, Video | Permalink

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Comments Peter

Hi Mark,

Stephen Colbert uses the term 'vegemites'. I don't think he is aware of the term as used famously in Australia. The product 'vegemite' is a yeast extract spread popular in Australia and for Australians is what peanut butter is to Americans.

Here is a wikipedia link to a famous gingle in Australia 'Happy Little Vegemites'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegemite

Here is a U-Tube link to the actually song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yA98MujNeM&feature=related

Cheers,

Peter

[Like many Americans, I became familiar with the yeasty product from that "Men with Hats" song... I agree that he might not be aware of the product. Anyway, love the way he handled that Meat Institute President... Best, Mark]

Posted by:Peter |2010.08.20 at 05:06

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