Obama Fine to Face Jon Stewart, Will Avoid Stephen Colbert

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs–who recently joined Twitter–told Time‘s Swampland blog that putting President Obama on Letterman and Leno

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs–who recently joined Twitter–told Time‘s Swampland blog that putting President Obama on Letterman and Leno last year were “two of the easiest decisions” he and David Axelrod ever had to make.

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So what about “The Daily Show”?

“I think the President would love to, just maybe not Colbert.” He went on to explain:”I have yet to see a politician best Stephen Colbert in an interview on his show,” Gibbs said, laughing. “I mean, he’s really, really good.”

Perhaps someone should have told Harold Ford Jr. that.

 

Obama Fine to Face Jon Stewart, Will Avoid Stephen Colbert