The Colbert Report

David McCullough

Season 7 • 07/13/2011

David McCullough discusses his book about 19th century Americans moving to Paris.

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America might have to crash on Canada's couch for a while, the Republican party gets a fresh young face, and David McCullough discusses his book about Americans in Paris.
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David McCullough

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