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To: SiouxPal who wrote (98003)	2/1/2007 7:30:27 PM
From: Chispas	Respond to of 362682

Jay Leno, "The Tonight Show," on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's surprise visit to Iraq: "President Bush said he was against setting any timetables for Pelosi to return. He said to bring her back prematurely would send the wrong message." Michael Feldman, public radio's "Whad 'Ya Know?": "An aircraft carrier has been dispatched to the coast of Iran as a warning the president could fly in and declare victory at any time." Conan O'Brien, "Late Night With Conan O'Brien": "Yesterday, on a campaign trip, Hillary Clinton suggested that she knows how to deal with evil and bad men like Osama bin Laden, because she had to put up with her husband. Which explains why Hillary wants to look for bin Laden at the nearest Hooters." Comedy writer Jake Novak: "The Army Corps of Engineers has just identified ' levees nationwide that it says pose an unacceptable risk of failing in a major flood. Vice President Cheney is calling the report 'hogwash,' and 'a major blow to morale in our war against hurricanes.' " O'Brien on Prince Charles' visit: "He went up to Harlem and played basketball. Spectators said it was the worst display of an obscenely rich non-athlete playing basketball since the Knicks game the night before." Feldman on the FDA's approval of placebo birth control pills: "Still only one approved birth control method for men: marriage." Compiled by Ken Rasak, who can be reached at ken@kenrasak.com