Nightly News | April 24, 2012
Obama ‘slow jams’ the news
During an appearance on the Jimmy Fallon show taped Tuesday afternoon, President Barack Obama participated in a recurring bit that has become an audience favorite: slow-jamming the news. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> while in north carolina today, the president taped tonight's late night with jimmy fallon for air tonight on nbc at 12:35 eastern time . fallon talked the leader of the free world into a guest role, a recurring bit on the show usually played by someone else, slow jamming the news, including the issue of student debt.
>> now is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people .
>> oh, yeah!
>> the president with jimmy fallon