Netanyahu to Host Wheel of Fortune

Former Israeli PM Netanyahu gears up for Wheel.

In yesterday's election, Netanyahu lost to Israeli military leader Barak. After years of working in the stressful environment of politics in the Middle East, Netanyahu wanted to move into something a little more family-friendly.

"I would like to change my image from tough political leader, to light-hearted carefree game show host," Netanyahu stated at the press conference. "Maybe I'll take up some golf, too."

Netanyahu already has some ideas for the show. "I was considering a 'Political Leaders' week. I'd like to see Clinton square up with Yeltsin on Wheel."

Pat Sajak, longtime host of the popular TV game show, will be moving on to a career in politics.