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The following month, Oprah Winfrey devoted a segment of her television program to women's heart disease and recommended that her viewers consider taking the test.

In 2009, Jon Stewart devoted a segment of "The Daily Show" to Ms. Carlson, showing clips of her saying she had to Google words like czar and ignoramus to learn their definitions.

Although based on decades-old hearsay and unaccompanied by forensic evidence, the claim has impressed at least one journalist: Morley Safer recently devoted a segment of "60 Minutes" to the book, without inviting any art historians to respond.

Among the shocked was Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and Trump confidant, who devoted a segment of his show Wednesday night to mongering up some fear about Ocasio-Cortez.

Jon Stewart devoted a segment on Thursday's "Daily Show" to how disappointed he was disappointed in the reaction.

One exception was on "Nightline" on ABC, which last Friday devoted a segment to opponents of the war, which included a taped interview with Arundhati Roy, an Indian novelist whose essay criticizing Washington's response to Sept. 11 was reprinted all over the world, except in the United States.

It's not all red carpets and sunglasses, the host of "Access Hollywood" sardonically remarked, after even that glittery show had devoted a segment to the suffering of Jim Caviezel, the actor who plays Jesus.

On Wednesday's broadcast of "Full Frontal," Bee devoted a segment to asking "what the fuck her job is".

The next day, Keith Olbermann devoted a segment to broadcasting and discussing Garcia's video on MSNBC.

HuffPost Live devoted a segment to 2012's Top Comedy Moments, and host Marc LaMont Hill was joined by HuffPost Comedy deputy editor Ross Luippold.

One of Moore's critics was MSNBC's Ed Schultz, who earlier this week devoted a segment to the filmmaker's comments, and said, "the intellectual liberal hand-wringing needs to stop in this country".