Sen. Clinton delivers Letterman Top Ten list

Claiming that the Democratic presidential primary campaign "couldn't be tighter," David Letterman introduced Hillary Clinton to deliver the Top Ten list on last night's CBS Late Show. The subject of the list, "Reasons Hillary Clinton Loves America." Among the highlights:

- "Thanks to the Internet, I can order new pantsuits 24/7."

- "Where else can you get a car painted for $29.95?"

- "Is this the part where I say, 'Live from New York, it's "Saturday Night?"' "

This video is from CBS's Late Show with David Letterman, broadcast May 5, 2008. Download video

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