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what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top." oh. you are. ha ha. shut up. those are cute jeans, though. >> good afternoon, everyone. i would like to begin by thanking all of you for joining us here today. today, we celebrated a number of things, among them, that we completed demolition of the old transbay terminal and that our foundation construction work is well underway, as you can see, from the surrounding site. i would like to thank and acknowledge our congressional delegation that was extremely instrumental in helping us fully fund phase one and get the $400 million that is allow us to do the construction work that you see here today. i want to thank nancy pelosi, senator dianne feinstein, and senator barbara boxer. i would also like to thank and acknowledge our mayor, mayor ed lee, who is here with us today. since mayor lee's early days in city hall, he has been a strong supporter of the transbay project and everything that the transbay represents. housing, improve air quality, the

ugh ! no wonder they're all fat. it's so they'll stay on the ground.nd, yes, i do that joke in omaha. and i stare at them while i'm saying it. and i'm sure they'd love to scream at me, but they can't, because they're too busy eating friend mayonnaise balls. "i'll get to you later, boy. "these are delicious ! "oh, server, "another bucket, quickly, i felt my blood moving." parade or fireworks-- which do you go to ? fireworks, of course. i don't even have a joke for the moron that yells, "parade ! "i would go to a parade. "i'm here alone because i make horrible decisions." don't even know when a parade's finished, do you ? you're like, "oh, is that it ? "can we go ? "i'd like to wash "the gay off me. and it's sticky." fireworks-- you know when they're finished. the finale ? it's pretty impressive. parades could learn a thing or two-- they need a finale. my recommendation: one more lap 60 times the speed, all bands on a full sprint, floats going 80, midgets falling off 'cause they got little fingers-- they can't hold on, right ? so kids are catching them.

. - ugh. what the hell happened? - that was a hell of a swim. - charlie, where's the boat? what happened to the boat? - it's right there. this was a terrible investment. whew. >> september 12, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, everybody. welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. thank you very much. very kind. we have a great monday night. our guest tonight, one of my favorites, the chairman of the joint chief of staffs admiral mike mullen will be joining us later. it's our third time talking to him which i believe makes me a sergeant. (laughing) we begin tonight with the obviously the big story from this weekend. obviously what everyone was talking and thinking about: president obama's jobs bill. a bill so important that its unveiling last thursday night preempted the packers'-saints game pre-game through. two teams with high expectations for the coming season. i'm sorry. what were we talking about? jobs bill. what is

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