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April 15, 2008
Posted: 11:45 AM ET
From CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart (CNN) – Stephen Colbert, the Comedy Central host who launched his own short-lived presidential bid last year — discussed politics with CNN’s Larry King Monday night. Some highlights: On Bill Clinton: “I think that he’s a rogue operative that they’re having trouble shutting down. …He’s a totally separate entity unless, of course, we’re talking about the time that he was president and Hillary Clinton was getting experience by being his wife.” On the Pennsylvania primary: “I’m a kingmaker. I just want to help the people of Pennsylvania decide who I think they should vote for.” On Chris Matthews: “He’s probably running for Arlen Specter’s seat in 2010.” On the Iraq war: “Certainly, in a time of war, there should be no questioning of our leaders and no questioning about whether a surge is or is not successful. We should start thinking more about how the war is feeling and less about how we are feeling about the war.” Colbert is broadcasting his show, The Colbert Report, from Philadelphia all week. Barack Obama will not be a guest on the show, but wife Michelle Obama is scheduled to make an appearance Tuesday night. Obama’s rival, Sen. Hillary Clinton, is reportedly scheduled appear on the show Thursday. Filed under: Larry King Live Stephen Colbert |
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