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November 05, 2013 News & Features » Street Talk

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'Poop v. Pond Scum' 

The Daily Show's take on today's election really makes you want to vote.

At the end of October a crew from the Daily Show was on hand for the final debate between gubernatorial hopefuls Terry McAuliffe and Ken Cuccinelli. Last night, the show aired the resulting spot. Enjoy.

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