That’s RICH! Obama whines to Jon Stewart about the media — you’ll roll your eyes when you see why

Obama tells Stewart it's "tough to get everyone [in media] focused the same way," per pool report.

— Vince Coglianese (@TheDCVince) July 21, 2015

"The media are a bunch of different medias," says Pres Obama on The Daily Show. "Some get on my nerves more than others."

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) July 21, 2015

Awwww. https://t.co/5dAbEk43WE

— BT (@back_ttys) July 21, 2015

POTUS on Daily Show re media: "it gets distracted by shiny objects" "Doesn't always focus on the big tough choices.." pic.twitter.com/Wk51yYdZrD

— Stephen Crowley (@Stcrow) July 21, 2015

.@POTUS on the media, on #TDS "Some get on my nerves more than others.” Criticizes media that "gets distracted by shiny objects."

— Juliet Eilperin (@eilperin) July 21, 2015

Obama on Jon Stewart "…(Media) …gets distracted by shiny objects and doesn’t always focus on the big tough choices and decisions.”

— Jon-Christopher Bua (@JCBua) July 21, 2015

.@POTUS, media critic. Tells Stewart his concern is we are "distracted by shiny objects," don't focus on "big tough choices and decisions"

— Mike Memoli (@mikememoli) July 21, 2015

Asked about the media, @POTUS says "it gets distracted by shiny objects and doesn’t always focus on the big tough choices and decisions.”

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) July 21, 2015

@markknoller @POTUS pic.twitter.com/xdm52IS5Kd

— October Magic (@octobermagic87) July 21, 2015

@markknoller @POTUS Like how you got elected sir?

— Bunny Bites Child (@rebelmswar) July 21, 2015

@markknoller @POTUS And I suppose getting distracted by golf balls and celebs is any better? They willingly do his bidding, why complain?

— Pam Brewer (@brewer_pam) July 21, 2015

@markknoller @POTUS You mean like shiny golf balls or the lights of Hollywood

— Dale Austin (@fishing4dale) July 21, 2015

RT @mikememoli @POTUS, media critic. Tells Stewart his concern is we are "distracted by shiny objects," pic.twitter.com/EWVyUSM0Zz

— BT (@back_ttys) July 21, 2015