A roundup of late-night jokes, political cartoons, and spoof videos about government bailouts of U.S. corporations and festering public outrage.
"In a stunning announcement, Citigroup showed a profit and had its best quarter since 2007. They made $8 billion in profit. That just goes to show you, you give a company $45 billion in government bailout money, and they'll show you how to turn it into $8 billion. See this is capitalism!" --Jay LenoMore »
View a collection of cartoons about government bailouts by top editorial cartoonists from around the country.More »
Jon Hamm from Mad Men stars as Lex Luthor petitioning for a bailout in a funny spoof video presented by Funny Or DieMore »
Stephen Colbert: "Nation, follow me, and I will make us a mob so big, it cannot fail."More »
Ben Bernanke slams the phone, and Barack Obama chokes up with anger over the AIG bonuses.More »
Jon Stewart: "Here's the worst part: any money AIG saved on bonuses, they chose to give to their favorite charity, the 'Punch the Children Fund."More »
From The Daily Show's "Back in Black" segment: Ever since our government started handing out free money, every Tom, Dick and mega corporation has been lining up to get theirs.More »
In the opening sequence of an episode of "The Simpsons," Bart writes on the chalkboard, "My piggy bank is not entitled to TARP funds."More »
JetBlue pokes fun at disgraced Wall Street executives in a funny ad campaign.More »
From The Onion: "Do not worry, America," said AIG CEO Edward Liddy. "It's business as usual at AIG."More »
