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Yes, we're a few days late posting this. But, we guarantee you'll get a chuckle.
Michael Steele never appeared on Colbert's show to accept the rap-off challenge, but Colbert's staff put together a brilliant montage that the host declared the winner. Enjoy.
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Comments
All of that montage work and they never once put in an old clip from 2002 when he said "raise the roof" at a few events. So, subpar effort from Colbert's staff. Give it a B-.
Posted by: John | March 25, 2009 4:08 PM
Why should they have to include "raise the roof"?
Posted by: glen | March 25, 2009 5:35 PM
Yeah, John, why would they include "raise the roof?" They were trying to make a GOOD montage. Which they accomplished. I give your pretentious handing out grades a D.
Posted by: Mia | March 28, 2009 12:24 AM