No stranger to controversy, Stephen Colbert dared to put in a brief good word for Nazis on Wednesday’s episode of “The Colbert Report.”
Colbert was heartened by the burst of bipartisanship surrounding “The No Social Security For Nazis Act,” a bill unanimously passed by the House on Wednesday that closed a loophole allowing Nazis living in the United States to collect Social Security.
“It is the most popular bill to come out of Congress since, ‘No Pre-K for the KKK,'” Colbert said.
“Folks,” he continued, “it’s inspiring to see both parties join hands to declare with one voice: Nazis are bad.”
The host then delivered a personal thank you to Nazis for getting Congress to agree on something. He warned his enemies not to take the clip out of context.
Watch the clip, courtesy of Comedy Central:
