Okay, hold on. I'm just, I'm just enjoying Barack Obama's new book. I can't wait to find out what he's been up to.

Steven, I'm right here. No spoilers!

It's our late show with Steven Colbert.

To not part two of Steven's interview with President Barack Obama,

featuring John Baptiste and Stan Helmet and now live on tape from Ed Sullivan Theatre.

I'm this building in New York City and Steven Colbert!

Hey everybody, welcome to a late show. I'm your host Steven Colbert and tonight folks is a very special a late show.

You may remember the last week I sat down with my close personal friend, Barack,

as he has asked me not to call him President Obama.

Well it turns out the President and I had so much to talk about, we actually couldn't fit it all into one show.

I would could have, but that would have meant more time with an American icon and fewer commercials for nasal decongested.

And obviously nobody wants that.

So in the great tradition of this post Thanksgiving season tonight, I'm going to serve you up some delicious leftovers

in what we're calling...

As you know, the former President has been making the rounds recently to promote his new book,

A Promised Land.

It's the story of Barack Obama's first 27 months as President.

And at almost 800 pages, it will take most people 27 months to finish.

It's the first memoir meant to be read in real time.

My favorite part about A Promised Land is that just like most books on the dust jacket back here.

It has a little author bio and it says Barack Obama was the 44th President of the United States,

elected in November 2008, et cetera, et cetera.

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