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President Biden recently pardoned two Thanksgiving turkeys ahead of the holiday. On Monday, the event took place on the South Lawn of the White House, where Biden extended clemency to two turkeys from Minnesota, named Peach and Blossom. Although the festive occasion unfolded with humor, some noted, “Those aren’t turkey names. Peach and Blossom sound like the special guests at a bachelor party.”

During the ceremony, the typical fanfare included comments like “the turkeys looked at Biden and said, ‘We better get this done,’” indicating the lighthearted nature of the event. Another remark noted that these turkeys managed their pardons without any influence from media productions.

The ceremony took a cheeky twist, “Biden promised that the turkeys would not get killed this November,” highlighting ongoing political humor around the Democratic Party. Further quips suggested the turkeys’ fortunes contrasted sharply with the political landscape, with references to potential future events involving prominent political figures.

In a different segment, unrelated to the turkey pardoning, Bill Maher wrapped up his show’s season by urging Americans to set politics aside and embrace the holiday spirit. His call to action was simple: “Enough! It’s [expletive] Christmas, and you will act like it.”

Thus, these highlights from late-night commentary paint a vivid picture of political satire wrapped in holiday cheer, embodying how humor bridges political and festive seasons seamlessly.