The year is 1776. Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer are delegates of the Second Continental Congress, and they're taking questions from 2016 Stephen Colbert via satellite. Cool—except when they freak out over Hillary Clinton's nomination, then re-freak out all over again when they find out 1) the year on the other end of the screen and 2) that Hils isn't even president (yet).
So good—especially when Colbert's like, "Um, maybe you should be more specific about what exactly 'All men are created equal' means"—that we'll just let the whole space-time continuum thing slide.
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