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Arianna Huffington on Pigs at the Trough & Secret Identities on The Colbert Report

Posted by Aaron on Jul 29th, 2009 and filed under News Talk, Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry.

Arianna in Charge

Arianna in Charge

The one and only Arianna Huffington (@ariannahuff) (co-Founder of The Huffington Post) dropped in on The Colbert Report to talk shop with Stephen Colbert (@colbert) who gives her due respect and adulation.

Huffington discusses her new, old book (a re-release of her 2003 best seller Pigs at the Trough). Though Colbert laments that it’s just an old book repackaged, she promises that this is an: “updated and expanded release with more pigs”!!” (she is deliciously snarky).

After Huffington accuses Colbert of suffering from a case of “premature exaltation” (and then explains to him exactly what that means), he asks Huffington a hysterical question that answers itself:

“Are your offices [at the Huffington Post] literally located in a bleeding heart?

A 24-yr old Arrianna Huffington

Young Arianna Huffington (24 yrs old)

Though the interview is short, Huffington manages to convey (though not delve into) a strong sense of urgency at the state of the economy, her concerns regarding the government’s excessive spending/bad-bailouts, and her fears that we are headed for a repeat of what happened last fall when the markets crashed if we don’t reverse our behavior.

Basically, there are still too many pigs at the trough.

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