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But then we wouldn't have had the solution for the government shutdown proposed right at the beginning of this Colbert Report.

He's a funny guy.

I just read something a few weeks ago, that he's a devout Catholic, and teaches Sunday school every week.

Whodda thunk?

That's interesting, as sometimes, when he is defending the Catholic faith, even in character, one gets the sense that, the real Colbert is invested in it, too. So that would explain that.

If you continue on into that episode he applies his satire to the latest Bill O'Reilly book, Killing Jesus -- actually, more so to O'Reilly himself. Most of the time I like his religious satire. Some of it, no doubt, offends people. At first I wasn't so much a fan of his show, but over time, and especially the last couple of years, I think the writing is sharper, on average, than The Daily Show. (Or maybe I just like a drier cynicism, which his format produces.)

I enjoy both of them.

Anyone that is willing to offend everyone on an equal basis, is okay in my book.

I do enjoy Colbert's wry sense of humor a little more than Stewart's "in your face" style.