The Late Show with Stephen Colbert kick’s it 80s-style with this look at what happens when courtroom illustrations from the Paul Manafort tax fraud trial come to life via the original sketch-romance from the “Take On Me” video by Norwegian synth-pop band, A-ha. This one may have a somewhat more unhappy ending.

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