The Daily Show's John Oliver

Dave Iverson

Dec 31, 2010 at

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He has taken on George Washington and George Bush. He has a funny accent. He loves soccer, but calls it football. He mocks our politics, our food, and our grammar, and yet “Daily Show” fans still love him. British comedian John Oliver joins us to talk about 2010, comedy, and whatever else pops into his head.

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John Oliver, comedian and correspondent for the "The Daily Show with John Stewart"

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