Arianna Tries to Convert Colbert

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Arianna Tries to Convert Colbert

From crooksandliars.com

Arianna Huffington banters with Stephen Colbert on March 1.

In a hilarious exchange, ex-conservative Huffington defends herself against charges of treachery from Stephen Colbert.

After months of also-ran status, The Colbert Report has been giving “The Daily Show” a run for its money lately (no small feat, considering that “The Daily Show” is perhaps the best program on television).

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