Jon Stewart’s look at “The Summer of Recovery” and the brewing tax cut battle

September 16, 2010

Jon Stewart skewers "The Summer of Recovery" and the upcoming battle over expiring tax cuts.

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Thank you, Jon, for yet again making us laugh through our tax, financial, political and, yes, even our social media tears

Video player note: When I click start, the Daily Show video clip's volume is totally turned down, which is better than being at the highest level, especially if you work in a cube farm!

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