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Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart mocks Trump, Palin, Bachmann at CPAC

"The Daily Show" shares highlights from some of the GOP convention's most notable speakers VIDEO

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Making up for its brief hiatus last week, “The Daily Show” has been catching up on CPAC coverage, last night focusing on GOP all-stars like Michele Bachmann, Donald Trump and Sarah Palin, and the (not) new direction they’re leading the Republican party in.

Of Palin, Stewart opined: “I know where Sarah Palin came from. Someone cast a spell on a YouTube comment and it came to life”:

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Prachi Gupta is an Assistant News Editor for Salon, focusing on pop culture. Follow her on Twitter at @prachigu or email her at pgupta@salon.com.

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