Jon Stewart Sings the Gospel of ‘Go F– Yourself' to Paramount Over Colbert Cancelation
But unlike Colbert, who said it almost laconically about Donald Trump during his own monologue on Monday, Stewart sang it with the help of a gospel choir backing him.
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Stewart wasn't just singing 'go f— yourself' to Paramount though, but to the companies and figures in business and media who are in his words 'bending the knee' to Donald Trump in order to 'protect your bottom line.'
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