Letterman 'October Surprises' Top 10 pokes fun at election season Car owner and talk show host David Letterman waits for the start of the 93nd Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 24, 2009 in Indianapolis. UPI Photo/Mike Bryand NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (UPI) -- David Letterman poked fun at election season on "Late Show" in New York by reading a Top 10 list called "Lame October Surprises." He ticked off the roster on Wednesday's edition of his late-night chat show. George H.W. Bush admitting he's the father of George W. Bush. Jimmy Carter's confession that he's cheated at Scrabble "in his heart." John McCain accused of driving under the influence of soup. George McGovern's allegation that Richard Nixon tapes songs off the radio. Rumors suggesting Abraham Lincoln's hat concealed a "stovepipe head." Democrats' claim Eisenhower wanted slogan "I lick Ike." Walter Mondale tearfully acknowledging his hazelnut allergy. Suggestion that Barack Obama has surgically enhanced ears. Mitt Romney's investment in companies that order Chinese take-out. Donald Trump offering $5 million to unearth anyone who still takes him seriously.