Rod Rosenstein Rumors, Selfie-Related Injuries & A Very Reckless Bus Driver | The Daily Show
Published September 27, 2018
This video has 472K views and 8.83K likes, ranking #4,031,059 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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472,541
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8,831
Comments
367
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- September 27, 2018
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