
Here's a roundup of the late night comics.
David Letterman: Brett Favre says he has reconsidered his decision to retire and he wants to get back in the game. Today, Hillary Clinton said, "You can do that?"
Steven Colbert: Inflation is at its high rate in 17 years. God, it's getting so that a country can't spend a trillion dollars on two wars without hurting its economy anymore.
Craig Ferguson: Cindy McCain went to the hospital because she sprained her wrist. Doctors say it's nothing serious. The sprain is probably just from cutting John's meat into little, tiny pieces.
Colbert: There's news that Hillary Clinton's name will be put in nomination at the Democratic convention, after which, I guess, the convention hall will implode like that house in poltergeist.
Letterman: Italy is designing clothing based on how Barack Obama dresses. And I said, "Well, yeah, that will connect him with the angry, working class voters."
Jon Stewart: Bush did sit down with premier Olympic sportscaster Bob Costas.
Costas: Given China's growing strength and America's own problems, realistically how much leverage and influence does the U.S. have here?
Bush: First of all I don't see America having problems.
Stewart: I think that might be our biggest problem.