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Olbermann Re-Enacts Senator Craig's Bathroom Scene [VIDEO]

Posted by Adam Howard at 6:34 AM on August 30, 2007.


Sticking directly to the script (police report) of Senator Craig’s public restroom encounter with an undercover police officer, Keith re-enacts (in classic “Dragnet” style) what transpired that fateful day back in June.
Olbermann's Dragnet: Larry Craig Edition

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In a completely silly but definitely amusing segment from Keith Olbermann's "Countdown", Olbermann reads the police report of the Larry Craig incident in the style of the old "Dragnet" TV show while actors (the one playing Craig wheres a ridiculous wig) act out what has now become an infamous scene. "No actual senators were harmed in the making of this film," says Olbermann. The GOP is in total disarray, the late night comedians have (of course) seized onto this story and despite GOP calls for him to resign, Craig seems stubbornly unwilling to do so. So the fun continues...

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Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.


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