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Watch Chris Christie 'walk out' of Jimmy Fallon interview over joke about ice cream

The host couldn't resist a sly dig at the Governor of New Jersey

Amber Phillips
Wednesday 02 September 2015 08:22 EDT
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The pair have form: they sang a Bruce Springsteen duet together on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' in September 2012
The pair have form: they sang a Bruce Springsteen duet together on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' in September 2012 (Getty Images)

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While interviewing New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) on Monday about Christie's presidential run, Jimmy Fallon couldn't resist making a sly comment about Christie's penchant for ice cream.

Christie immediately got up and left the stage of NBC's "The Tonight Show," throwing his arms in the air and wishing the crowd goodnight. Of course, he couldn't help but crack a smile while executing what seemed to be a planned bit.

After some "pleading" by Fallon, the governor came back, still suppressing a smile.

"If I ever leave public life," Christie said, "you're going to have to hire two writers just to replace the garbage you say about me."

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