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Late-Night Hosts, Foreign Policy, and the Curious Reflex of American Satire

American late-night satire has settled into a fixed reflex on foreign policy: a quick nod at the day's crisis, then a pivot. With the IRGC threatening the Strait of Hormuz and a vice president boarding a plane for Geneva, the joke and the policy are sharing a calendar without sharing an evidentiary

A man with glasses stands at a podium bearing Iranian insignia, flanked by two Iranian flags, in front of a blue backdrop displaying a world map and "Ministry of Foreign Affairs" text.
A man with glasses stands at a podium bearing Iranian insignia, flanked by two Iranian flags, in front of a blue backdrop displaying a world map and "Ministry of Foreign Affairs" text. @presstv · Telegram

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