Fallon: Obama More Relaxed on SOTU as Romney Is Running for Office Again

FALLON: "Thank you very much. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Welcome. Welcome to the tonight show, everybody. Thank you very much. Good lookin' crowd. Well, here's what the people are talking about. Of course, tonight President Obama gave the State of the Union address. Before his speech, Obama said he was a little more relaxed, because it's the sixth time he's done it. Might have been a little too relaxed, because all he said was 'Sup, America? We good?' Too chill. I need more than that. 'Sup, America, we good? That's right, President Obama said he was a little more relaxed than he was out the first time -- the first time out. When asked why he was more relaxed this time, the president said, 'I don't know. Colorado.' Then you go -- oh, you don't want to hear that. Colorado, don't -- Actually, Obama said he's more relaxed just because he's all ready done it so many times. Incidentally, Mitt Romney said the same thing about reasoning for president. This is more fun this time."