Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Pop Culture / Politics The Daily Show's John Oliver goes 'Behind the Political Curtain' with Herman Cain
Posted by Gwynedd Stuart @gwynnstu on Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 11:49 AM
Now that he's no longer threatening to become the boss of our country, Atlanta-based pizza CEO Herman Cain is infinitely more likable. It's like he finally came to terms with the fact that he was ill-suited for the presidency, and we can finally laugh with him rather than at him, which seems like so much more fun.
In the spirit of being in on the joke, Cain sat down with John Oliver for a "Inside the Actors Studio" parody called "Behind the Political Curtain" to answer questions about his most embarrassing moments as a candidate, like when he shouted "Aw, shucky ducky" at supporters in Atlanta, when he called a country "Uzbeki-beki-stan-stan," and when he forgot what a Libya was. Then he gives a speech to the Cit-iz-zens of Earth and we all start rethinking his viability. Oh, just watch.
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