Watch: Tina Fey revives her Sarah Palin impression

Tina Fey on "Inside the Actors Studio." / Bravo
Can Tina Fey still do her impression of Sarah Palin? You betcha.
The "30 Rock" star brought back her impersonation of the former Alaska governor (made famous on "Saturday Night Live" during the 2008 presidential election) on Tuesday's episode of "Inside the Actors Studio."
"Would you allow me to interview Sarah Palin, please?" host James Lipton asked Fey.
"We can try," she replied.
Then, imitating Palin, she answered questions about how she should be addressed ("I'm a half-governor, or you can call me a maverick-at-large"), same-sex marriage ("the Bible says it's gross") and guns ("I believe that if everybody had guns, then there would be fewer guns in the stores").
Watch the Fey-as-Palin exchange (also including style tips and advice on how to navigate a man's world) in the video below:
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Governor Palin is #1 Draft Pick for TV Political Commentators in the Country, and by a huge margin, sticks finger in Fox's eye and their go along to get along crew of unpopular Rinos with Karl Rove, Brit Hume, Tucker Carlson, and Charles Krauthammer.
She walks away from more money than they will ever see to prepare for another route of the Democrats in 2014 and 2016.
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Fey should be arrested and put on trial for hate crimes and CBS and NBC fined hundreds of millions of dollars for promoting hate crimes against women.
What Fey is doing isn't any less offensive or criminal than the internalized hatred for African Americans dramatized in the mid 20th century by various actors portraying "Amos and Andy."