Daily Show’s Rob Cordrey Interviews “King of Spam” Scott Richter   - 2,398 Views,

Summary: Kudos to the Daily Show's Rob Cordrey for his deft segment in which he interviews notorious U.S. spammer Scott Richter. Although we of course don't condone the offering online of proprietary content, we have it on good authority that .mov and .wmv files of ...

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Kudos to the Daily Show’s Rob Cordrey for his deft segment in which he interviews notorious U.S. spammer Scott Richter.

Although we of course don’t condone the offering online of proprietary content, we have it on good authority that .mov and .wmv files of the show can be readily found on the Internet via a search of ” ‘Daily Show’ Scott Richter”. Perhaps you know someone who recorded it who might share it with you. However you obtain it - do so, and be prepared to laugh until you cry.

Daily Show’s Rob Cordrey Interviews “King of Spam” Scott Richter

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 This article first appeared on 4/8/2004
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