Jon Stewart

Sir.

Thank you for being here.

Thank you.

The book is Duty.

Now, obviously, you've suffered an accident.

Apparently, you wrote about Chris Christie, and there was retribution.

Yes, retribution.

People are very angry at you inside Washington for having the temerity to write a memoir.

I'm not exactly sure why, because many people write memoirs about their time in Washington.

Why do you think you face such scrutiny for this?

Right.

And they, you know, have you been surprised that the media has glommed onto maybe the more sensationalist aspects?

And to see it sensationalized like that in the media for conflict, it was upsetting to me.

I mean, I think for me, the big question is, who's better?

You know, and I guess you could just answer that.

Just Bush, just, I guess, nod once, or Obama, just do that, or whatever, however you want to name it.

How about punting?

Punt.

It is, it's very interesting conversation.

how Congress, like you say, if you're for one political party or another, you can find things about Obama, you can find things about Bush that are positive or negative.