Tonight Show With Jay Leno

The funniest political jokes by Jay Leno from recent years.

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A roundup of the Jay Leno's best political humor from "The Tonight Show," including Leno's best political jokes and appearances by prominent politicians.

Watch a highlight reel of the most memorable political moments from The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, including appearances by Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Al Gore, and others.

Read a collection of Jay Leno's best jokes about President Barack Obama from 'The Tonight Show.'

Read a collection of Jay Leno's best jokes about President Bill Clinton from 'The Tonight Show.'

Read a collection of Jay Leno's best jokes about President Bush from 'The Tonight Show.'

here was something for everyone in President Obama's history-making appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno": a pitch for his economic recovery plan, a rebuke of AIG, musings about "American Idol" and puppies, and even a clumsy attempt at humor that may have offended some disabled people.

Jay Leno scores an interview with Dick Cheney and asks the questions FOX News Channel's Brit Hume was afraid to ask.

Tonight Show host Jay Leno defends himself against charges of a conservative bias in a no-holds barred interview.

First Lady Laura Bush offered a revealing glimpse into her relationship with her husband during an appearance on the "Tonight Show With Jay Leno." Find out what happened the last time she dared to criticize one of his speeches.

Jay Leno may have given Arnold Schwarzenegger's political career a big boost, but David Letterman has been relentlessly mocking the governor-elect.

After an unprecedented election that made California the laughingstock of the nation, it was fitting that Jay Leno delivered the final punch line: "Ladies and gentlemen, the governor of the great state of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger!"

Weeks after giving Arnold Schwarzenegger a platform to launch his gubernatorial bid, Jay Leno made good on his promise to give equal time to California's fringe candidates.

In what promises to make for epic political theater, Arnold Schwarzenegger announced that he will join the low-budget, badly scripted production that is the California recall election.

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