Gov Christie to appear on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’ on Thursday
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NBC said Monday that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is booked to appear on Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight” show on Thursday, alongside comic Chris Rock and musician Kacey Musgrave.
Christie is no stranger to late-night television. He appeared on Fallon’s “Late Night” three times before the star took over “Tonight” in February. But this is his first foray into late-night comedy since the story about lane closures on the George Washington Bridge became a problem for the Republican governor.
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