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Amy Poehler & Seth Meyers Revive 'Really!?!' to Drag James Comey

"Democrats can vote for a bong in the shape of Che Guevara and you have nothing to say about it."

Amy Poehler & Seth Meyers Revive 'Really!?!' to Drag James Comey
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Amy Poehler was a guest on Late Night With Seth Meyers this week and the pair took the opportunity to revive their fan favorite Weekend Update segment "Really!?!" and take a few jabs at James Comey and the Democratic party. The former FBI director tried to advise the Democratic Party not to "lose [their] minds and rush to the socialist left."

Said Poehler: "As far as I'm concerned Democrats can vote for a bong in the shape of Che Guevara and you have nothing to say about it, really." Meyers followed up: "And really, you're telling Democrats not to lose their minds? I don't know if you've noticed but the party in power is locking babies in cages, the president talks about Vladimir Putin the way Jay-Z talks about Beyonce and the White House has more employee turnover than a Dairy Queen in September, really!"

Watch the return of "Really!?!" below.

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