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Lovett and Alice Wetterlund Get Filibustered | Lovett or Leave It
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28:26Now PlayingIt's the end of another week and Jon Lovett is just trying to tell some jokes about the news to comedian Alice Wetterlund but they keep getting interrupted by the dreaded....filibuster! Get ready for the weirdest episode of Lovett or Leave It ever.
Special thanks to Yoni Lotan for taking on the role of Mr. Filibuster.
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