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The Yes Men are famous for embarrassing the most blatant corporate robber barons among us. In this clip, they have taken an interview with ADM's CEO given at the recent Davos World Economic Forum and made it more true.

More of the Yes men's take on Davos is available here.

Hat tip to TPM:

I can walk down the street with my head held high knowing I'm not affiliated with a party whose public position is that my president and country should fail just to make their point.

Frank Schaeffer Author of Crazy for God: How I Grew Up as One of the Elect, Helped Found the Religious Right, and Lived to Take All (or Almost All) of It Back visits D.L. Hughley to talk about What's Left of the GOP :

I've been a bit of a left-wing rabble-rouser for a few years now, and I can attest that no one in that movement ever prayed for George W. Bush to fail. (Drop dead, maybe.) We did not want him to fail in Iraq. We prayed that he would find the wisdom to choose a different course, but when that didn't work out, that he would spare the lives of countless Iraqis and US soldiers and cease hostilities as soon as possible. We would have all sat down and shut-up if our troops had, in fact, been greeted as liberators and not as occupiers, and the caches of WMD that President Reagan had sold to Saddam Hussein had been found. No one would have been happier to be wrong than I. Anyone that tells you otherwise is prevaricating, to be polite.

We didn't have to do anything, it turns out, to ensure Bush's failure. He saw to that himself.

Mr. Schaeffer's letter to Republicans as published on The Huffington Post:

Dear Republican Leaders: The Republican Party has become the party dedicated to sabotaging the American future. Check out the sermon I just delivered about the Republican Party on CNN when being interviewed by D.L. Hughley -- and/or read on.

WARNING: Video contains graphic depictions of war.