Blagojevich: I’ve been wanting to be on your show in the worst way for the longest time.
Letterman: Well, you’re on in the worst way, believe me.
POW! And that, folks, is why Letterman kicks Leno’s ass. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either a fool or a communist.
(h/t: Conventional Folly)
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