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Mo free holdem Rocca is an American writer, comedian, and political satirist.Rocca graduated from Harvard University in 1991 with a B.A. in literature. He served as president of Harvards Hasty Pudding comedy group. Later, he worked as a writer and producer for the childrens television series "Wishbone" , "The free holdem Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss" and "Pepper Ann" , and a consulting editor to the mens magazine Perfect 10. Rocca is best know free holdem for his work as a correspondent for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart .Rocca was a free holdem contributor to KUOWs "Rewind" and occasionally NPRs Wait Wait...Dont Tell Me!. Mo Rocca appeared

in VH1s decade shows: I Love the 80s, I Love the 70s, I Love the 80s Strikes Back, I Love the 90s, and I Love free holdem free holdem the 90s: Part Deux. The series officially states his occupation free holdem as "media gadfly." He is the host of "Things I Hate About You" on Bravo. Rocca was an on-the-floor free holdem correspondent for Larry King on CNN, at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, which he called an "Obamarama". Though occasionally free holdem making straight insights and political comments, Roccas irrelevant and irreverent statements were

a humorous contrast to Kings more staid politician and pundit guests. Rocca characterized Teresa Heinz Kerry free holdem as the "Siren of the Serengeti", and expressed affinity with the statement by keynote speaker, Barack Obama, about the pains of growing up as a skinny boy with a funny name. Later, during his report to King from the convention floor alongside the Pennsylvania

delegates, he exclaimed "Everybodys talking free holdem Teresa, Teresa, Teresa!" Rocca spent a good deal of his time with the Convention delegates from American Samoa. He returned as a correspondent for the 2004 Republican National Convention.Rocca is the author of the All the Presidents Pets: The Inside Story of One Reporter Who Refused to free holdem Roll Over.He currently hosts Whoa! Sunday on the Animal Planet.References "Mo free holdem Rocca." Internet Movie Database Retrieved 2-1-2005.writer-stub1969 births MoU.S. comedians MoAmerican satirists MoThe Daily Show Mo