【youtube】B.S. Report – President Obama Talks Jeremy Lin and the Bulls title chances with Bill Simmons

http://blog.youtubelearn.com/b-s-report-president-obama-talks-jeremy-lin-and-the-bulls-title/

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點評：Obama also got in Linsanity??