September 24, 2010 journal, Colbert goes to Washington, makes a fool out of Congress on the immigration issue saying "My grandfather did not travel here 4000 miles over the Atlantic Ocean from Ireland just to see this country overrun by a bunch of illegal aliens". South Carolina native born professional comedian Steven Colbert from Charleston signed on as a migrant worker harvesting vegetables to prove a point of Congress exploiting the Mexican people and proving that those jobs would go unfilled shutting down millions of acres of California farmland if the workers all disappear. One congressman told him to leave. Before the hearing was half over Congress realized they had been had as his stage act was obvious. I am happy to see this side of it revealed and hope he will do one on the attack upon America. The president of Iran this time made an indelible impression on the world championing the truth about U.S. and Israel involved in nine1one particularly U.S. He defended Iraq even though America had funded war on Iran through Saddam Hussain. The Republicans' new deal 'promise to America' sounds good in reversing the new health care abomination but then they promise to limit losses to their corporate insurance pals, limiting liability lawsuits to a moderate figure regardless of how severe people's damage. Extend tax cuts to the Super Rich. They are sounding typically Republican politicians. MSNBC showed how the average take-home pay had diminished even though Bush claimed his tax cuts would increase household income. Last 8 years has been a failure. The hypocrisy of an immigrant nation outlawing migrant immigrants is a major disgrace. The Governor in Arizona is making herself political hay out of the issue and should stop. We are a nation of immigrant aliens and Arizona should just get used to it forever more. The walkouts of the U.N. are those nations controlled by the Rothschild Russian banks. Colbert said he was doing this for the powerless people who have no voice of their own. It took the congressional committee a while to figure out they were being mocked. After all, they are not the smartest people in the world. They need to be picking the tomatoes. Click the Internet to find many articles written already, just say 'Colbert Congress' for it. "Most soil is at ground level" and farm products also for that matter. "WASHINGTON - Taking his blowhard comedy act to Congress, Stephen Colbert told lawmakers that a day picking beans alongside illegal immigrants convinced him that farm work is "really, really hard." "It turns out-and I did not know this-most soil is at ground level," Colbert testified Friday. Also, "It was hotter than I like to be." Still, Colbert expressed befuddlement that more Americans aren't clamoring to "begin an exciting career" in the fields and instead are leaving the low-paid work to illegal immigrants. Staying in character as a Comedy Central news commentator, Colbert offered a House hearing his "vast" knowledge, drawn from spending a single day on a New York farm as a guest of the United Farm Workers. The union launched its "Take Our Jobs" campaign to back up its claim that few Americans would do the work of those farm laborers, the vast majority of whom are in the U.S. illegally. Only seven people accepted the jobs, the union said. Colbert pleaded with lawmakers to do something about the farm labor issue because "I am not going back out there." A House bill that creates a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants has been filed and another is being drafted in the Senate but Congress is due to recess soon to focus on fall elections. The bills, or pieces of them, could come up in a lame-duck session after the November balloting. As the immigration subcommittee hearing began, House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers praised Colbert for drawing a roomful of onlookers and photographers. Then he asked the comedian to leave the room - and to leave the job of testifying to the expert witnesses, including Farm Workers". "You run your show, we run the committee," said Conyers, D-Mich. There was some grumbling from some lawmakers about Colbert testifying in character - an unusual approach although not unprecedented. After all, lawmakers once heard testimony from the "Sesame Street" puppet Elmo. Congressional committees frequently invite entertainment or sports personalities to testify on specific issues in an attempt to draw media attention. Colbert has no background or expertise in either farm labor issues or immigration policy. Colbert said he was there at the invitation of subcommittee Chairwoman Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif. And Conyers later gave him the go-ahead, apparently hoping Colbert's performance would counter the testimony of a political science professor who said illegal immigrants were competing with black and Hispanic citizens for jobs. Colbert wiped his brow and launched into his mock right-wing schtick, demanding that lawmakers do something about the agriculture industry's dependence on immigrant labor. "I'm not a fan of the government doing anything," Colbert insisted. "But I have got to ask, why isn't the government doing anything?" Colbert's humor drew guffaws from the audience and several Democrats on the subcommittee. But most of the Republicans sat stone-faced." Congress is a disgrace and should be turned over to the comedians. I believe Washington is on its last go round. Colbert said we better keep the Illegal's because he's not going back out there to fields. Colbert ran for president of South Carolina as a Democrat just because the Republicans charged 4 times more to run for office. Only Alvin Greene with his military out pay could afford to file for U.S. Senate but he won the Democratic nomination and the privilege to run against Senator Jim Demint. Those profound statements of Stephen Colbert are worth hearing saying that all dirt is at ground level and that we want the Americans to pick our tomatoes. The price of tomatoes now are from $1 up to $4.00 per pound depending on the time of year. American people just do not pick tomatoes anymore for a living. Steven Colbert was pointing out the hypocrisy in America deporting the very hands that pick our garden vegetables as cheap as Dirt. I say tear down that fence along the Mexican border. Otherwise, the American people will go hungry and perish even as the economy worsens. The American people are being indoctrinated daily by a biased press covering their own hide. We swallowed the story that 19 hijackers flew sophisticated aircraft into buildings. We swallowed the story that subprime mortgages had broke the banks when it was their trading in worthless derivatives that was the entire problem and they used the money to prop up the banks instead of fixing delinquent loans and credit cards so the economy could roll along. What kind of a reprobate lying killing grotesque nation are we now anyway? Have you looked at the people with miserable and godless appearance manifesting their lives as wasted and hopeless for the future of themselves and their children into eternity? The downfall of America economically is not the result of illegal immigration farm help or otherwise, it is the exporting of our jobs that has brought America to the brink in crisis. This has been in process for 25 years but now that it has caught up with us and showing its ugly head, blame is put on the illegals and radical demands to export them all like the Arizona police state law. We have a controlled media which champions one side of the story and is never fair. It's the same as blaming subprime mortgages when its derivatives. Dissolve Congress, the private Federal Reserve and the Edomite Zionist media first of all.