Taylor Swift Shares Car Accident Stories With David Letterman

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Taylor Swift stopped by the Late Show With David Letterman last night to play "Red," but before the pop star took the stage with the title track from her new album, she chatted with the host about getting into a pair of car accidents while spending time with Brian Hiatt for Rolling Stone's latest cover story. Though Swift was nervous, noting Hiatt is "such a good writer," she figured by driving both of them to a restaurant, Hiatt would write about her impressive driving skills. Things didn't work out so well.

"I was trying to use the GPS in my car that I had never used before, but I wanted to use it because he was in the car and I wanted to seem like I knew how to use my GPS," said Swift. While attempting a U-turn, Swift backed up "a tiny bit," only to smack into another car.

"But that was only the first one," said Swift. "There were two accidents that day." A little later, a car blindsided hers, hitting them in the side. This one was more serious. "This time, Brian's not like chill or calmed down. He's like, 'AHHHHHHHH!'" said Swift. But according to Swift, Hiatt thanked her for saving his life with her defensive driving skills. "That didn't end up in the article, but he did say it," she said.

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Taylor Swift Shares Car Accident Stories With David Letterman

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Taylor Swift stopped by the Late Show With David Letterman last night to play "Red," but before the pop star took the stage with the title track from her new album, she chatted with the host about getting into a pair of car accidents while spending time with Brian Hiatt for Rolling Stone's latest cover story. Though Swift was nervous, noting Hiatt is "such a good writer," she figured by driving both of them to a restaurant, Hiatt would write about her impressive driving skills. Things didn't work out so well.

"I was trying to use the GPS in my car that I had never used before, but I wanted to use it because he was in the car and I wanted to seem like I knew how to use my GPS," said Swift. While attempting a U-turn, Swift backed up "a tiny bit," only to smack into another car.

"But that was only the first one," said Swift. "There were two accidents that day." A little later, a car blindsided hers, hitting them in the side. This one was more serious. "This time, Brian's not like chill or calmed down. He's like, 'AHHHHHHHH!'" said Swift. But according to Swift, Hiatt thanked her for saving his life with her defensive driving skills. "That didn't end up in the article, but he did say it," she said.

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Obama Shares Vision for Second Term on 'Daily Show'

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President Barack Obama visited The Daily Show last night for an interview that touched on his first debate performance and his vision for a second term. Obama started by giving a shoutout to "women warriors" that the USO had brought to the show, before jumping into the presidential debates. After host Jon Stewart asked if Obama performed as well as he'd liked, the president played it cool and honest.

"Obviously, I had a bad night, and the presentation wasn't what it needed to be. But the issues haven't changed," the president said. "And that is the stakes in this election are really big. Gov. Romney makes a good presentation, but the fundamentals of what he's calling for are the same policies that got us into this mess that we've been fighting against for the last four years."

Obama also talked about his vision for a second term. "I do think part of the president's job is not only moving forward on things that will work, but also preventing things that won't work," he said. "So I think you want a president in the Oval Office who's going to say, 'No, we're not going to amend our Constitution for the first time to restrict rights for gay and lesbian couples. We're not going to pass a budget where all the work that we've done to make college more affordable to young people gets wiped aside so that suddenly lenders and bankers are getting tens of millions of dollars. We're not going to rollback health care so that millions of people are thrown out to [the] wolves. We're not going to turn medicare into a voucher system.'"

Be sure to check out part two of the extended interview.

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