Stewart Mocks OU Racist Frat Boy Blaming Alcohol for Chanting Instead of His Racism

STEWART: " -- but luckily, we got a speedy apology." 
STRIKER [video]: "I was angered. I was-- you know, I was outraged. I apologize profanity, but I'm not apologizing about how I felt because that's how I felt in my heart."
STEWART: "Oh, I forgot to mention the first one to apologize for this entire incident wasn't the bus full of racist chanters, but the guy who made the mistake of swearing when he reacted to the bus full of racists.  But don't worry, those S.A.E. kids deeply regret that someone filmed this."
ABC [video]: "Parker Rice, the fresh-faced frat boy leading members of S.A.E. in that now-infamous chant, is apologizing publicly writing, "I am deeply sorry for what I did Saturday night. It was wrong and reckless. I made a horrible mistake." He goes on to say alcohol may have fueled his bad decision making."
STEWART: "Oh, may have. May have. Although, not as much as the racism. Unless you were sipping one of them "Johnny Walker no blacks" or perhaps a "Bud-white.""