The Former governor, Eliot Spitzer, on ‘The Colbert Report’
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The Colbert report has always been one of the most-watched series of American screen that critiques politics and the media. It is just due to two facts, out of which the first one is show’s host, Stephen Colbert, who has depicted as fictional well-intentioned, poorly clued-up, influential idiot and the second one is advent of renowned personalities on the show.

In order to dumbstruck the viewers this time, something exotic has been revealed by the show and that is appearance of former governor, Eliot Spitzer. It has been around one year since when Spitzer made his first appearance on ‘The Colbert Report’ on Feb, 12, 2008 that is one month before he was forked from the office due to a prostitute scandal. And it was the episode that got a huge hook and the fans just got crazy at that time to download The Colbert Report.
But, after this second appearance, it has been analyzed that the former governor doesn’t fear of getting humiliated these days as he was caught in sight in a will to make his own fun, as when it was asked by Colbert that what he is going to do next then Spitzer replied in a notorious way that he would like to go to home straight.
Overall it was a friendly talk between the two, as it uses to be whenever any person in spotlight makes an appearance at The Colbert Report episodes. Well, Spitzer also threw some logical punches about the economic dream of the treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and economic adviser Larry Summers. He also added that they are an object failure in his opinion.
Well, the rest part of discussion was spent in knocking around Wall Street that Spitzer believes need to be more sluggishly systematized. He said, “The same people who inflated the bubble in the first place are in charge again, and the same people running the banks who destroyed our economy are still there.”
At last, the duo discussed about recent re-appointment of Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke. On being asked by Colbert about the sunny side of this reappointment, Spitzer laughed and said, “I just became a big fan of Ben Bernanke”
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