Week 4 Post B

Dear Mr. Colbert,

I'm reaching the end of your book with only a few more chapters for you to share your humorous opinion. Honestly, there is not a whole lot of new topics that can be discussed about your book. I find it that I mostly just quote what you say to my friends because of its hilarity. What I find intriguing is that most comedians, or as you might prefer, politicians, have their dry material that the audience could care less for and doesn't find funny, but in your book you constantly deliver. It may very well be that you had the time to have your moments when the humor and creativity was flowing then had some down time. Although, I watch The Colbert Report and you never seem to fail there either, and for that I give you props. I notice on other comedy shows that they are not always right on top delivering a super funny show, which is understandable, because you all here of comedians who became depressed because of their dry material or their bad childhoods...or something along those lines, but even if you have those moments it does not show.
One thing I'm curious about is if those who have not seen your show would understand your humor or pick up on your tone in I Am America(and So Can You!). One of my friends did in fact start reading your book and think it was also very funny, but for me I think it helps that I've see the way you speak and operate in real life, but then I am sort of bias becuase I have seen the show.

Sincerely,
Grace