VIDEO: Steven Colbert and Jon Stewart Vow Not to Coordinate, Poke Fun at Super PAC

Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart Stephen Colbert knows you can't control a great PAC and run for leader. And after hearing the recommendations of his lawyer and former Federal Election Commission Chairman Trevor Potter, he unwillingly knows you can't coordinate while using Super PAC. So he handed in the reins to someone he barely knows - Jon Stewart. The Comedy Central host has joked about Super PACs in addition to their matching "rules" for some time, while suggesting his eventual run for your White-colored House. On Thursday night's broadcast of Colbert Report, he pointed out his notions to use however of his native condition, Sc. VIDEO: Colbert states Romney's 'firing people' remarks were removed of context After Colbert signed the papers moving the Super PAC, he and Stewart handled to obtain apparent - poking fun within the rules - that being partners wouldn't count as them matching. "Being partners does not count as coordination, legally," a beaming Potter concurred.Watch the clip: The Colbert Report Convey More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,Video Archive