Stephen Colbert Casts Joe Biden In A New Role To 'Defeat The Dark Side'
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The "Late Show" host found the perfect new part for the president to play in supporting Kamala Harris for the job.
Stephen Colbert on Tuesday reveled in the “Kamalamentum” after Vice President Kamala Harris reportedly secured enough delegate votes for the Democratic nomination while breaking donation records. (Watch the video below.)
“She became the presumptive nominee in 48 hours,” the “Late Show” host chirped. “To put that in perspective, it’s been more than 3 years and we still don’t have a new James Bond.”
Meanwhile, the comedian found a new statesman role for Biden following his withdrawal from the election,
He played a clip of Biden pledging to Harris by phone that he’ll do what he can to help her win. “I’m watching you, kid. I love you,” he declared.
Said Colbert: “He’s an inspiring disembodied voice inspiring the next generation to defeat the dark side. He’s Joe B Wan Kenobi!”
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