Colbert: I'm not used to my president being cooler than I am
November 20, 2009

Both Colbert and Letterman agreed that aside from JFK most presidents have been decidedly "uncool."
"I'm not used to my president being cooler than I am," Colbert said.
The Globe and Mail reports that Colbert mentioned that he might attend the 2010 Olympic games in Vancouver:
While appearing on the Late Show with David Letterman Thursday night, Mr. Colbert revealed that his show had paid “300,000 bones” to sponsor the U.S. speed skating team – he hastily added “dollars” to allay a disturbed look on Mr. Letterman's face – while raising $250,000 thus far from fans, his so-called Colbert Nation. (Asked how much he personally had given to the team, Mr. Colbert boldly declared: “Not a dime!”) Mr. Letterman asked him, at the end of the interview, whether he'd like to go to Vancouver in February and watch his U.S. team compete.“I hope so,” Mr. Colbert replied matter-of-factly, the end of what could be considered out-of-character interview for the comedy host. After that, Mr. Letterman thanked him and cut to commercial.
The admission comes days after the City of Richmond offered Mr. Colbert a role as the ombudsman of the city-owned oval, ensuring fair access to ice time.
This video is from CBS' Late Night with David Letterman, broadcast Nov. 19, 2009.