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And does a fairly decent job, much better than your garden variety Congressperson anyway. Nobody will ever top the subversive genius of Stephen Colbert, but Ferguson gets in some good jabs in his Scottish brogue. He's avuncular, but sharp, and as an outsider, he sees thing we Americans miss. Things like the smoldering sexual tension between O'Reilly and Olbermann, the kettle-pot pomposity of the New York Times and the lack of sex scandals in the last eight years. (Ahhh...sex scandals, remember those innocent times?) Anyhow, here are some of the highlights, including Ferguson's heartfelt encouragement to the "cranky magnificent bastards" found here in these United States of America. Well done, sir. (by Patrick Sauer) Running Time: 9:57This great video appears on
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