New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's Secret Stealing doughnuts Oprah Video

 

Confession stealing doughnuts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Time to steal some doughnuts! Apparently, that's also the way to steal the heart of Gov. Chris Christie.

In an interview with talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey, set to air this weekend on Oprah's new cable television network, the hefty New Jersey leader said he knew he had found a partner for life in wife Mary Pat when she suggested making an illicit late-night doughnut run.
The governor and Winfrey also dished about their struggle with weight and presidential politics. A full transcript of the interview was obtained in advance by The Associated Press. The hourlong interview, filmed at Christie's home in Mendham, is airing Sunday at 9 p.m. EST on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Asked by Winfrey what drew him to Mary Pat, whom he met at the University of Delaware in the 1980s when they were both involved in student government, he said it was her independence, her faith, and because she was fun.
"She was fun in a different way than I'd ever experienced with anybody I'd ever dated. She was very spontaneous," Christie told Winfrey.
"Spontaneous like?" Winfrey asked.
"Let's go break into the kitchen in the dining hall at college because we smell that they are baking doughnuts for the next morning," he recalled Mary Pat saying. "So let's sneak in and steal some of the doughnuts now."
Christie and Winfrey spoke at length about controlling their weight and managing the criticism surrounding it — specifically, what it feels like to be on the short end of a Dave Letterman fat joke.
"It didn't bother you?" Winfrey asked. "Because let me tell you, when David Letterman was making jokes about me, it bothered me."

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