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Jay Leno scores an interview with Dick Cheney and asks the questions Brit Hume didn't have the balls to ask.
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Good, even Leno makes now p o l i t i c a l jokes about Cheney (sort of). Thing is: jokes about the VP usually help the President. If Cheney's the SOB his boss can't be all that bad, can he?
But something is very comforting: Fox may be having more viewers than anybody else - but nobody takes them seriously anymore. The mere fact of Cheney going over there for his interview is viewed as a mistake.
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February 17, 2006 5:41 AM